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#Neverwinter nights enhanced edition combat mods#

But the amazing mods created by the fans give it a lot replayability. The main campaign is bland and forgettable. The blocky 3d graphics weren't looking good back then and neither are they looking good now. However, unlike BG, it is a linear adventure and offers little replayability, though the story itself is interesting. It's simply a beautiful game the music, the background and portrait art create an amazing atmosphere. Well, if you enjoy art, then you might enjoy IWD more. I mostly tend I go 4 men deep unless the game as an extensive communication and commentary system between the npc characters that makes them a little more than just meatshields.

I mostly main mages, wild mages, and sorcerers. So I decided to come back to the forgotten realms but should I get icewind dale or neverwinter? Which is better by your opinion, what are the pros and cons of both? I finally got some extra funds that I'm trying to not spend on the hole in my pocket called art supplies. If you like crafting a unique single character, I'd say NWN. If you like crafting a unique, strategic party, I'd go with ID. However, you'll never find a fighter/bard/red dragon disciple in ID. But mostly, they do their own thing like another mentioned earlier. You can give them orders in dialogue that adjusts their AI, and you can possess your familiar in leau (sp?) of controlling your main character temporarily. You get one summon at a time, one henchman, and one familiar if you take a class that grants one. You can get up to a party of four, kinda. Where Icewind Dale sports a variety of character combinations, NWN has a flexible variety of class combinations, but you mostly have just one character. You can come up with so many cool strategies for making it through that story. The fun comes in having complete control up to six custom characters in a game designed to be played that way. It has a pretty ok story, but it plays out mostly the same regardless of the party you build. Or take a class that slowly turns you into a half dragon.Īnyway, Icewind Dale, I feel, is more about strategy. If you like dragons, in Never Winter Nights, the druid can turn into one at higher levels! Or an even better one with levels of a 'prestige class' called Master of Many Forms.

So, if you would ask me, I'd say Icewind Dale all the how different is the game play? What edition. So, if you would ask me, I'd say Icewind Dale all the way! (Maybe I'll have to give it another try someday to see if I enjoy it somehow?) However, in my opinion, NWN is not the kind of game I personally like. The premium modules might be better but I've not yet played them all to comment enough. The official campaigns, well, just to say, I didn't like them at all.

#Neverwinter nights enhanced edition combat download#

It's great if you want to play multiplayer on servers or custom-created single player modules, and there are a lot of high quality of those available on the Neverwinter Vault to download for free. This game is more combat heavy than Baldur's Gate, and since you can make your own custom party, there are a lot of combinations to add to the replay value. The vanilla game doesn't offer interactive NPCs, but if you want some good banters in the party, there are IWD NPC mods for that. If you like Baldur's Gate and want to play something similar in game mechanics, but vastly different in storyline and actual gameplay, this is it! You get to make your own custom party (and can play solo if that's what you wish). I would definitely suggest Icewind Dale as it's my personal favourite.