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#1 Hellboard
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Ok i am a siner and never played neverwinter nights... not even the first, iv seen that the camera is kinda.... free, overhead, id prefer to be either like an action rpg or the camera set on the top like diablo fallout 2 or sacred or aracnum or planescape torment... i think you get the point...

1 can i creat my own character? how deep the character creation is

2 what happens when i get a level how deep the skil upgrade is? or it's automatic?

3 is there a worldmap or you follow a linear path? can i explore the map in wide and kill enemies to get xp as long as i want?

4 are there diffirent ways to do things or diffirent dialogues that will result diffirent outocmes and story changes?

5 do the character feel something for each other like kotor or mass effect, or its dungeon siege style?

6 do the series got good or great stories?

7 are there hundrends of armors and weapons? like mmos?

8 difficulty? too high too easy?

9 sidequests? many? or few?

10 how many towns each game has? few or plenty of them?

And how much time did you spend in one playtrough?

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#2 Sonir77
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Damnit i answered every one of those questions in quick qoute but i wasnt logged in
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Ok i am a siner and never played neverwinter nights... not even the first, iv seen that the camera is kinda.... free, overhead, id prefer to be either like an action rpg or the camera set on the top like diablo fallout 2 or sacred or aracnum or planescape torment... i think you get the point...

1 can i creat my own character? how deep the character creation is Yes you can and it is rather deep

2 what happens when i get a level how deep the skil upgrade is? or it's automatic? You choose new feats for your character etc

3 is there a worldmap or you follow a linear path? can i explore the map in wide and kill enemies to get xp as long as i want? Theres a map for each chapter you can explore

4 are there diffirent ways to do things or diffirent dialogues that will result diffirent outocmes and story changes? there are different ways, dunno bout the story

5 do the character feel something for each other like kotor or mass effect, or its dungeon siege **** dunno how to answer that, a mix of both?

6 do the series got good or great stories? I really liked the story

7 are there hundrends of armors and weapons? like mmos? yeah tons

8 difficulty? too high too easy? adjustable

9 sidequests? many? or few? lots of sidequests

10 how many towns each game has? few or plenty of them? theres like one for each chapter

And how much time did you spend in one playtrough? i spent about 40 hours

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I only played the first one and that was some time ago

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#4 Kleeyook
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I have Neverwinter Nights 2 but I haven't played it yet.
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Ok i am a siner and never played neverwinter nights... not even the first, iv seen that the camera is kinda.... free, overhead, id prefer to be either like an action rpg or the camera set on the top like diablo fallout 2 or sacred or aracnum or planescape torment... i think you get the point...

1 can i creat my own character? how deep the character creation is

NWN 1 & 2: Arguably the deepest character creation system ever.

2 what happens when i get a level how deep the skil upgrade is? or it's automatic?

NWN 1 & 2: You can add skill points to your skills every lvl up. Every 4th level you can choose which attribute to raise. You can also choose feats but when you do so depends on your cIass. CIasses like Sorcerors and Bards also choose which spells they can use at lvl up.

3 is there a worldmap or you follow a linear path? can i explore the map in wide and kill enemies to get xp as long as i want?

NWN 1 & 2: Some parts are linear and some parts are non-linear, but you don't go running around killing things for the sake of getting XP. That's an MMO. You gain experience mostly through quests, and most quests just happen to have things to kill.

4 are there diffirent ways to do things or diffirent dialogues that will result diffirent outocmes and story changes?

NWN 1: Yeah but the story is not very engaging.

NWN 2: Yes and and the different choices are more significant than in NWN 1.

5 do the character feel something for each other like kotor or mass effect, or its dungeon siege ****

NWN 1: You don't even have a party, only a single mercenary. There are some sides quests for each mercenary and they reveal more and more about themselves as the story goes on, but it isn't very fulfilling.

NWN 2: Party dynamics are closer to Baldur's Gate II.

6 do the series got good or great stories?

NWN 1: Not especially. Community Modules do however.

NWN 2: Yes but not really until you get Mask of the Betrayer.

7 are there hundrends of armors and weapons? like mmos?

I don't play MMOs.

8 difficulty? too high too easy?

NWN 1 & 2: Combat has an uneasy learning curve, and so does the character creation... assuming you have never played a D&D game. Some cIass are easier to play than others. You can create eccentric characters that overall are difficult to play.

9 sidequests? many? or few?

NWN 1 & 2: Plenty.

10 how many towns each game has? few or plenty of them?

Pointless question. Quality > Quantity.

And how much time did you spend in one playtrough?

I don't know. In both games I probably created at least 50 characters before I finished the game with one of them, and have several hunderd hours playing time total.

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#6 Hellboard
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3 so its like kotor and not like fallout or oblivion and gothic? 5 you mean you never get a party or another character like kotor, but you play the game by yourself apart from specific quests, does balduer 2 offer any party conversation or you just control all of them? 7 as many as dungeon siege or oblivion then? 10 not really pointless some people prefer quantity than quality eg jade empire had only 2 towns, so what am asking is are there more than 3 or 4 towns with side quests and npc interactions to do there? or just e-4 buildings with shops and one with a sidequest and all this is called "a town"
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[QUOTE="Hellboard"]3 so its like kotor and not like fallout or oblivion and gothic? 5 you mean you never get a party or another character like kotor, but you play the game by yourself apart from specific quests, does balduer 2 offer any party conversation or you just control all of them? 7 as many as dungeon siege or oblivion then? 10 not really pointless some people prefer quantity than quality eg jade empire had only 2 towns, so what am asking is are there more than 3 or 4 towns with side quests and npc interactions to do there? or just e-4 buildings with shops and one with a sidequest and all this is called "a town"

3. I would say kotor is fairly close as far as linearity. Its certainly not an open world like oblivion but you are guided along a main quest with options to do side quests in the order you choose. 5. you do party with other characters but I don't think the story lines were as deep as kotor for party members, I don't have a real good memory on this though. 7. yes. Lots of weapons and armor to choose from 10. don't remember. The towns in The Witcher were quite large and I get the games mixed up because they were built on the same platform. I do know at least some of the towns were quite large.
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#8 Hellboard
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[QUOTE="adrake4183"][QUOTE="Hellboard"]3 so its like kotor and not like fallout or oblivion and gothic? 5 you mean you never get a party or another character like kotor, but you play the game by yourself apart from specific quests, does balduer 2 offer any party conversation or you just control all of them? 7 as many as dungeon siege or oblivion then? 10 not really pointless some people prefer quantity than quality eg jade empire had only 2 towns, so what am asking is are there more than 3 or 4 towns with side quests and npc interactions to do there? or just e-4 buildings with shops and one with a sidequest and all this is called "a town"

3. I would say kotor is fairly close as far as linearity. Its certainly not an open world like oblivion but you are guided along a main quest with options to do side quests in the order you choose. 5. you do party with other characters but I don't think the story lines were as deep as kotor for party members, I don't have a real good memory on this though. 7. yes. Lots of weapons and armor to choose from 10. don't remember. The towns in The Witcher were quite large and I get the games mixed up because they were built on the same platform. I do know at least some of the towns were quite large.

well kotor was very fake and limited in the "town" factor so neverwinter nights is like the witcher maps for example? chapters and whatever exists is available in front of you? ohh and can i kill as much as monsters i want to level up.. or its like gothic, no respawns?
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Ok i am a siner and never played neverwinter nights... not even the first, iv seen that the camera is kinda.... free, overhead, id prefer to be either like an action rpg or the camera set on the top like diablo fallout 2 or sacred or aracnum or planescape torment... i think you get the point...

2 what happens when i get a level how deep the skil upgrade is? or it's automatic?

3 is there a worldmap or you follow a linear path? can i explore the map in wide and kill enemies to get xp as long as i want?

4 are there diffirent ways to do things or diffirent dialogues that will result diffirent outocmes and story changes?

7 are there hundrends of armors and weapons? like mmos?

9 sidequests? many? or few?

And how much time did you spend in one playtrough?

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You're no sinner dude. There's no such law out there that every gamer should play every games . Don't live in fear or inferiority complex. Chill out :)

You've got the all answers already. Just few more things to add from my side.

2. There is one button 'Auto' which you can use while leveling up. It automatically adds points to specific skills, feats which depends on the package you choose while creating a new character. Manual option is best in my opinionto customize your character as you want.

3. you can stay at your current place as long as you want. no specific time-limit to finish your given task. Kill as many as monster you want before you move along.

4. NwN has no different endings AFAIR. But you'll be given multiple action/dialog options. Depending upon your choice your character's nature can change. No effect on game endings.

7. weapons are really plenty.

9. I felt too many side quests. Didn't finish all. If you love FPS or fast paced game, then too many side quests will make you bore, may be. :)

NwN is one of the legendary RPG whicha must-play for all RPG lovers. It's a almost true representation of DnD 3.5 rules.

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I found NWN just before I discovered MMOs, and I'll never forget it. It was the story lines! Not all of them, but some of them . . . when they were good, they were REALLY moving.

It was the first time I realized a PC game could move me emotionally. Also, great graphics and gameplay . . . I can only speak about the original one, though.

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[QUOTE="Hellboard"]

Ok i am a siner and never played neverwinter nights... not even the first, iv seen that the camera is kinda.... free, overhead, id prefer to be either like an action rpg or the camera set on the top like diablo fallout 2 or sacred or aracnum or planescape torment... i think you get the point...

2 what happens when i get a level how deep the skil upgrade is? or it's automatic?

3 is there a worldmap or you follow a linear path? can i explore the map in wide and kill enemies to get xp as long as i want?

4 are there diffirent ways to do things or diffirent dialogues that will result diffirent outocmes and story changes?

7 are there hundrends of armors and weapons? like mmos?

9 sidequests? many? or few?

And how much time did you spend in one playtrough?

arijit_2404

You're no sinner dude. There's no such law out there that every gamer should play every games . Don't live in fear or inferiority complex. Chill out :)

You've got the all answers already. Just few more things to add from my side.

2. There is one button 'Auto' which you can use while leveling up. It automatically adds points to specific skills, feats which depends on the package you choose while creating a new character. Manual option is best in my opinionto customize your character as you want.

3. you can stay at your current place as long as you want. no specific time-limit to finish your given task. Kill as many as monster you want before you move along.

4. NwN has no different endings AFAIR. But you'll be given multiple action/dialog options. Depending upon your choice your character's nature can change. No effect on game endings.

7. weapons are really plenty.

9. I felt too many side quests. Didn't finish all. If you love FPS or fast paced game, then too many side quests will make you bore, may be. :)

NwN is one of the legendary RPG whicha must-play for all RPG lovers. It's a almost true representation of DnD 3.5 rules.

thats why am a sinner... as for being bored... i play far cry 2:).. but again i love fps i dislike the free camera rpgs... in any case this game got one bad point.. no worldmap..

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#12 arijit_2404
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Particular level map can be shown on-screen using TAB button IIRC.

Pressing M will bring you Map dialog-box. You can see both level map and world map. There is toggle button to toggle the mapmode. I played Nwn long times ago and can't remember exactly, check it out yourself. :D

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#13 kozzy1234
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I enjoye dboth Neverwinter Nights and Neverwinter Nights 2. I havnt beat NWN2 yet, but i did beat part1 and i spent ALOT of time on it.

I say get them both!

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#14 eclarkdog
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you canspend a lot of time on this game and there's deep character development and progression. You can multi-class like crazy. In glancing at your questions, I'd so the answer is on the positive side for all them. NWN2 has a bigger party than 1.