Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition

3e > 5e

Neverwinter war mein erstes RPG überhaupt. Und ich hab es gesuchtet. als es raus kam. Natürlich auch die beiden Erweiterungen durchgemacht. Ich war echt stolz auf meinen Level 20 Paladin. Jetzt gehts anscheinend bis Level 40. Es ist schon eine Umgewöhnung, aberwenn man mal "drin" iss, gehts wieder. Immerhin kannte ich damals nichts andere. und die heutigen bekannten (MMO)RPGs gabs halt damals noch nicht. Mit den mittlerweile vorhandenen Communityinhalten ist das Spiel wirklich einen Versuch wert. Es ist halt nicht so die Grafikbombe, aber das ist bei dem Spiel nicht wichtig. Man erkennt, um was es geht und es ist völlig ausreichend.

oh boy!!!

Почти 20 лет в нее играю

Great trip down memory lane

This game is a hidden gem to me, maybe this isn't the case for most but I had never heard of this until I saw a review from Josh Strife some time this year and stopped watching after he beat the tutorial to add this to my wishlist. I didn't think I would be so captured by this game. As someone who grew up playing dnd this game would have blown my mind as a kid and I'm so sad that I didn't know of it earlier. I've only played 4 modules so far, The Wailing Death, Witch's Wake, Siege of Shadowdale, and Crimson Tides of Tethyr each have impressed me in different ways. While The Wailing Death is considered the worst of the classic campaigns, I don't think it has no value. Though I can see peoples reasons for skipping it. But for a campaign that came out 2002 to show what you could create using the tools of the game, they went far and beyond for it, and did way more then they needed to do to show it off. They could have simply made a short 20-30 hour experience but made a whole story line that lasted me 70ish HOURS of gameplay completely blowing any expectations I had coming in. Witch's Wake while it wasn't finished (Though I didn't know that when I was playing) showed me that the creation tools can be used in a way to make an interesting story based module. And Siege of Shadowdale and Crimson Tides of Tethyr both made by the same creator Luke Scull, made a really interesting story that was satisfying to play, with mechanics that changed the gameplay just enough to make it not feel like I was just playing The Wailing Death again with a new coat of paint. My only big complaint is that for most official modules they simply are not made for co-op play. Most of them that are story heavy do not support muliplayer, that doesn't stop you from trying granted, but stuff will break. While the community has made many modules that support co-op I would love to see another official module that supports it. Oh and that it doesn't support steam cloud for saves... that's a bummer. Anyways I'd recommend this to anyone that has played 3rd edition, 3.5 edition (That's me!), or anyone that has a want for more dnd related gaming media. For 3.5 people this is gonna be a little different then you remember for classes and spells as this uses 3rd edition rules, but you'll get used to it quickly. [strike] Also please help I've played this way to much since I bought it and I can't recover from this my brain is now damaged beyond repair and I can't stop playing :( [/strike] [spoiler] I look forward to trying some of the premium modules! [/spoiler] *The Edit was to add some breaks in the wall of text that was me yapping to make this easier to read...

I have played this 5 times through.