Granted, I've only played NWN2 Gold a couple of days so far, but I'm having a much harder time getting the hang of the way the game works. The trade off isn't that great.Īs far as playability goes, the controls for NWN2 Gold aren't quite as intuitive as NWN1's were, and they're clumsier seeming to me. They do, however, require much higher resources on your computer, including processor speed, memory, and drive space. The graphics in NWN2 Gold are better than the graphics in NWN1, but not much, really. So when they announced they were doing Neverwinter Nights 2, I wanted to give it a try as well. I love the game and what it represents, period. I've played D&D since its first inception in April of 1974. I have played the original Neverwinter Nights and its expansions for years. I don't like how the camera was done at all but I don't think it is enough for me to take it off the Excellent ranking. I think it becomes a lot less annoying the more you play because you almost automatically adjust and it becomes semi-intuitive. The second is something a lot of people complain about and that is the camera, it is very sloppy and the perfect angle quickly changes to the veiw of a wall and you have to reposition again. The orignial did a nd this opened up a whole new market and fan base. If I had to complain I would say there are two problems the first is that NWN2 doesn't run on Linux. Granted the in game settings are at the minimum requirments but this doesn't detract form the game at all. I have a 6 year old computer and my friend is playing on a 2 year old laptop and we are having no problems.
However I don't consider these stats all that unreasonable. A lot of people complain that the high computer requirments aren't worth the graphics. A friend and I are playing the main campain together which is a new feature of NWN2 and is a lot of fun. Based on the D&D rules, it does have a high nerd factor but there is a great story and a lot of fun to be had. This is a sequal to one of the best RPG games of all time and it holds up continuing this tradition.
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