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To be honest I never thought NWN was especially designed that in mind. Even the campaign is impossible to be roleplayed (they just had to throw in NPCs talking to you about camera controls and leveling up, what?). Of course the emotions, gestures and similar things were a nice touch, but why am I unable to walk around without either sneaking or being in constant detection mode?

It's still one of the best games I know for roleplaying purposes, I give it that, even if I'm doubtful they specifically thought about it.

[ January 05, 2008: Message edited by: Jusal ]

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Originally posted by Red Jackard:

I see no reason the communities would change for the sequel.

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Personally I do see a reason for this. NWN 2 is still relatively new and so attracts all kinds of people to try it, those who enjoy roleplaying and those who don't. Meanwhile NWN is starting to be rather old, with a smaller playerbase consisting of those who are either too stubborn to switch to the sequel or simply don't have the computer power it requires.

I would predict a similar change in NWN 2 to happen eventually, leaving only those players with enough patience to truly enjoy the game.

Because you could never carry all the cans to the recycler without breaking your back.

Give me one good reason not to destroy all the zombies in sight.

Granted. Processing chemicals/metals/gasses/non-metals no longer produces so much waste, which leads into world-wide confusion, chaos and beer party.

Your neighbours start to suspect it's all your fault.

I wish no one would ruin this wish or somehow turn it against me.

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Originally posted by greywolf:
<STRONG>Granted. Suddenly you see a bright light. You follow the light to its source, and discover the "outside." Enraptured with your newfound paradise, you leave your computer and go exploring for the rest of your life.</STRONG>

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Speaketh thy wish also, brother.

From this point it is so sunny every day that the whole human race dies of dehydration before even being able to remember where the closest water source is located.

I wish I could finally finish my Russian course.

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Originally posted by Forumsdwarf:
<STRONG>Garbage. Science is based on skepticism, religion on faith. They're opposites.</STRONG>

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If science was entirely based on skepticism how would we know anything besides "I think, therefore I am" (sorry for the cliche)? Faith is needed in science as well.

Or did I just understand your claim wrong?

Since it's happening in 38a the only possible solution is that we are witnessing a divine intervention!   :eek: