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Also, in MotB you actually meet and speak with a defeated god.
J_C said:Wouldn't be the first time in the Forgotten Realms. (Times of Troubles anyone?)Captain Shrek said:Why the fuck you guys like HoTU??? It was plain stupid game with bad story. mephisto really??? There is no way you should be able to defeat him. Its like defeating a god.
Captain Shrek said:Why the fuck you guys like HoTU??? It was plain stupid game with bad story. mephisto really??? There is no way you should be able to defeat him. Its like defeating a god. Also, it was very much a grinding game.
Gord said:It's not impossible in D&D terms to defeat a god if your hero is powerful enough. D&D gods are closer to gods of greek mythology
Daemongar said:Gord said:It's not impossible in D&D terms to defeat a god if your hero is powerful enough. D&D gods are closer to gods of greek mythology
This. In D&D and Greek mythology, gods got spanked all the time (see: everything about Ares) but to go to their home and kill them was another matter. Orcus was supposed to go to the Prime Material all the time (or was that his wand?) to spread chaos. The gods in D&D were revered and all that, but the stats and powers for them were still attainable by player characters. (Except Death in ... uh... Malnabonian mythos or whatever, had like instant death on touch -10 save (before all the immunity to death magic bullshit in 3rd edition.))
Sannom said:There are only two, and they're not the evil you might be accustomed with. One is a 'realistic' kind of evil, and the other one lacks some selfishness.
Gord said:I found the Gnome quite funny, at least he has a few nice cutscenes.
He's no Jan Jansen, but still...
Xor said:I couldn't stand the gnome. I've never used him except for
making the construct. It's also helpful to have his influence over...6 I think it was so the construct doesn't betray you in the final battle.
Sannom said:Gord said:I found the Gnome quite funny, at least he has a few nice cutscenes.
He's no Jan Jansen, but still...
What I prefer about him are his interactions with Khelgar. They have some funny banter in the abandoned dwarf stronghold near the Orc Caves, like when they meet Khelgar's clan or the 'unit of measurement' thing.
Xor said:I couldn't stand the gnome. I've never used him except for
making the construct. It's also helpful to have his influence over...6 I think it was so the construct doesn't betray you in the final battle.
It'sBishop whose influence you have to keep relatively high so that the construct doesn't betray you at the end.
Cynic said:Okay, I am beginning to see why people say Obsidian games are fucking bugged.
So I just completed the Bonegnasher cave, killed the leader, found the Emmisary to be fake and killed his ass too. Now I am trying to leave and go back to the Old Owl Well. I click on that place, select travel and a dialog box comes up saying, you have encountered something during your travels. Okay all well and good so I click okay, and then nothing. I'm just back at the cave exit.
Okay so I try to leave again. "Unable to move due to a status effect"
WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT SHIT?
So I try moving with a companion. It works, I get to the Old Owl Well, but I thought...that's weird I must have missed something there. So I look online at the FAQ and I see that there is meant to be an encounter with a new NPC there?! WTF!? I've quick saved just before exiting the cave. Even if I reload and exit, it does the same shit. I'll try quitting the game and reloading, see if that does anything but fuck this is annoying!
Captain Shrek said:Why the fuck you guys like HoTU??? It was plain stupid game with bad story. mephisto really??? There is no way you should be able to defeat him. Its like defeating a god. Also, it was very much a grinding game.
I always thought that SoU was much better as it kept the gamplay on lower levels (15 was max for me I think). Except when I played as a wizard and had to fight those fucking nasty Golems in Undrentide. Thank goodness for bad AI.
Von Paulus said:Yes. Quite frustrating.Jools said:I uninstalled NWN2Platinum last night, ironically.
I was trying to give MOTB my first try, but after 1 hour or so I found myself unable to cope with the awkward camera and controls anymore.
Actually, this is the first time in my gaming history that I give up on a game because of its controls. Also, annoyingly, I had the willpower to actually finish NWN2 when it was released, but can't bring myself to play anything based on that game anymore.
Hell, even DA:O had a better camera.
Read this maybe it can help you:
http://nwn2forums.bioware.com/forums/vi ... m=109&sp=0
Also:
http://nwn2.wikia.com/wiki/Camera
There's this mod that contains a new prestige class and about 166 fixes/additions/changes.
http://nwn2customcontent.wikidot.com/
Cynic said:Also, what's with using the gith again? Doesn't the Forgotten Realms have anything else? Didn't we do a whole enormous thing against them in BGII to get their damn Vorpal Sword?
Cynic said:It's just disappointing, with all the variety there is in the D&D universe, why they'd choose to go with them again is just beyond me. It's not like they couldn't have replaced them with some other bad guys either. They're not even using their psionics against me so they really could have been just anyone. Draconians teleporting in from the dragonlance world would have been cooler.
Gord said:Cynic said:Also, what's with using the gith again? Doesn't the Forgotten Realms have anything else? Didn't we do a whole enormous thing against them in BGII to get their damn Vorpal Sword?
Guess it's for the "look who's back" feel. But yeah, they are in the game, again, and there's some story with a sword of them, again...
Makes you wonder, if their swords are so fucking important to them, why do they keep on loosing them?
Azrael the cat said:Gord said:Cynic said:Also, what's with using the gith again? Doesn't the Forgotten Realms have anything else? Didn't we do a whole enormous thing against them in BGII to get their damn Vorpal Sword?
Guess it's for the "look who's back" feel. But yeah, they are in the game, again, and there's some story with a sword of them, again...
Makes you wonder, if their swords are so fucking important to them, why do they keep on loosing them?
The one bit of meta dialogue I remember laughing at in that game was where they tell you about the sword: 'Wait...this happens so often that you have a specific word for it?'