Yeah, for years I was going straight down, then fighting my way across, sliding on the ice, getting shoes, going back, running up ramps, etc - last time I played I ended up finding the glitch where you can cheat and pass that board in 7 seconds, lol. I like my way better, more fun. (but did the seven second glitch to get a good time on that board for my score).

I still don´t get how you found the glitch? What exactly do you do?

Off to play Oblivion now but I´ll be back

I would never have found it probably, but came across it on YouTube.

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I have been playing Neverwinter Nights 1. It has been years since I last played, and I never did the expansions. It has been surprisingly fun. I am playing a dual-wielding rogue, and am in the middle of the first chapter.

Is it a single player game, Sub? Looks like WoW to me

It is single player. It has a multiplayer option, I think for home made modules and a few of the expansions. But unlike Wow, it seems to be a case where you only go online with a few of your friends, with one acting as a DM (whose computer acts as the server). Its basically like an old-style pen and paper RPG done with computers. I think it is the same style as Vampire: The Masquerade. So far as I know there is no big open world you see in the modern MMOs, where you are wandering around with thousands of other yahoos.

This post has been edited by SubRosa: Jul 10 2013, 08:23 PM

Organ Trails.

It's good but I find the shooting awkward,but heck it was only €2.74!

I used to have that game...It is similar to Baldur's Gate. Turn-based single player. It was fun for sure...I'd play it again.

-sigh- Sims 3...

Neverwinter Nights is the game that got me into roleplaying. Back in 2002 three games came out, one right after the other: Dungeon Siege in April, Morrowind in May and Neverwinter Nights in June. I liked Dungeon Siege and Morrowind, but neither of them really grabbed me at the time.

I came from a first-person shooter background, so I had no idea what Dungeons & Dragons actually was. I'd heard news stories and watched talk shows back in the 80's (when I still had a TV) about kids who became obsessed with the games. That's the extent of my knowledge about roleplaying games back in 2002. This, from someone who grew up within bicycle-riding distance of Lake Geneva during the very years Gygax was inventing the genre. *embarrassed*

Anyway, NWN arrived on my porch about the time I was losing interest in Morrowind. And I was enthralled. I played for 6 and 8 hours a day. And when I finished I did something I've never done before or since: I immediate started a new game. I loved that game.

I became so fascinated I started ordering anything Dungeons-and-Dragons oriented I could from Amazon dot com. I bought Baldur's Gate 1 and 2, Icewind Dale 1 and 2, Temple of Elemental Evil, Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor, and on and on. I started buying fantasy books and watching fantasy movies. It was a really horrible time in my life and all this fantasy kept me sane and alive.

The Morrowind forums were a snake pit of negativity in those days so I spent my online time on the Black Isle and Bioware forums that summer. I gradually began to learn what roleplaying was. I returned to Morrowind when Bethesda announced Tribunal in September. And this time I had some kind of idea what was going on with this game. I liked it a lot more the second time around. I might never have given Morrowind a second chance if it weren't for Neverwinter Nights.

Sorry for the long-winded reminiscence.

This post has been edited by Pseron Wyrd: Jul 11 2013, 04:48 AM

*Three Days Later*

What time is it?

Oh god.....

Don´t apologize! That was interseting to read even though I knew some of it already

Sounds like NWN is the game for me then. Should I care to bother looking for it Is it like Deus Ex, i.e should I get the first game first or is it like the Terminator movies and I should get the second one?

One could argue I should get the first Terminator movie first because then I get the story better and it is a good movie too, but you get what I mean! I hope

I liked them both. NWN2 obviously has better graphics, more voice acting, etc... It has more cinematic-style cutscenes too. But other than that they basically play the same. Get one, and if you like it get the other one. You should be able to get the Diamond/Platinum editions for a good price these days.

This post has been edited by SubRosa: Jul 11 2013, 07:34 PM

Personally I didn't like NWN2. With the sole exception of New Vegas I have not liked a single game Obsidian has ever made (and even then I liked Fallout 3 better than New Vegas).

Obsidian seems to like controlling the player's experience. Their game design philosophy just makes me dig my fingernails into my palms and grit my teeth. What they did to KotOR 2 still makes my blood boil. I hate it when my blood boils. I like to keep the temperature of my blood below 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Of course this is not possible when I'm viewing Youtube videos of Joan Jett, but that's another subject.

ANYWAY! I'm afraid could not make it all the way through NWN2. Things started off on a bad foot with me when the developers forced party members on me until we all reached the city of Neverwinter. Things went further downhill for me when the developers would not let me get out of the city of Neverwinter until I made a horribly cliched "good" or "evil" choice. At that point I was ready to throw the game out the window.

If these kinds of things don't bother a person, the game can probably be enjoyable, I suppose. I also suppose that, technically, NWN2 is a well-made game. You may notice a lack of enthusiasm in those two sentences. That is not an accident.

But...but.....guys....Obsidian are really good at writing guys......dontkillmeplease.

ALSO FOOTBALL MANAGER 2013 AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH YISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS,CAN'T WAIT TILL IT INSTALLS!

I haven't played an FM game since FM 2011.

I say you should check it out and get it during the "Empty Pockets" Sale also known as The Steam Summer Sale.

I rather give my money to the IRS than Steam






This post has been edited by mirocu: Jul 12 2013, 03:17 PM

WHAT???!?!?!?!?!??!

Steam is a great service, but I don´t like being tied to them in order to play the games I paid for. Plus, I´m old school, I want physical discs, boxes and paper manuals. Steam does not provide that

QUIT LIVIN' IN DA PAST GRANDPA!