You're seeing a 50% discount? I own the original as well, but I see a 25% discount.

I just don't understand, why Premium Modules released eons ago, are not all included with the base game, like any other self respecting company handles their own remasters...

And another legend is off the shelf. :(

They were not included on GOG but you could get them "legally" anywhere else. Original owner Bioware had distributed them free of charge. People claim GOG did not include them because they are illegal. That's not the case. GOG could not include them because they just could not get the rights to sell them. At least, that's my knowledge.

And no, Beamdog did not add a single material on NWN:EE. There is literally nothing in NWN:EE that you couldn't do in the original. Read the reviews on "the other site" and you'll see them.

I see a 25% discount on the basic game, and a 35% discount on deluxe.

I already own it on Steam. I'll wait for connect.

Thanks, it really includes all DLC.

OOOPS, I bought the regular EE without the modules.


Meh, screw it, I'll buy em later, and I really don't want the soundtracks.

LOL, not yet released more than 30 mins and overall rating is less than 2.0 :)

The Linux "build" is a native one, not a Wine wrapper, right?
Also, to my surprise, Windows requirements list OpenGL, not DirectX. (2002 original has DX 8.1: http://gamesystemrequirements.com/game/neverwinter-nights)

And lastly: "Discounting its expansions, the original Neverwinter Nights ultimately sold 2.2 million copies, as of 2007", https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neverwinter_Nights#Sales

Does this mean they removed the original game from the store, like they did with some other "Enhanced Editions?"

I don't mind EE's, but leave the original up too, especially if people own them. I'm wondering if I need to go quickly make a hard copy of my Neverwinter Nights 2 (from my profile here on GOG, where I own the original), before they possibly get rid of that in favor of a new 20$ version as well.

It's probably something really obvious to marketing people, but why do the soundtrack store pages include random screenshots of the game?

There's a bug on the gamepage: it says the game costs €50.49, which is probably more than what i payed back then for my big box version.

Yes .

Very strange. Galaxy sais that the game is not compatible with my Mac although there is a Mac version?

Next question is, if the Ehnhanced Edition is compatible with already existent mods, especially multiplayer mods.

From what I understood, Bioware lost the rights to continue selling the extra modules or anything else new. The three modules in the diamond version were already included, so those were safe. I missed my chance back in the day to buy the final three premium modules before there were pulled. I'm glad I can finally buy them.

From Wikipedia
In August 2009, BioWare discontinued its selling of premium modules due to a request made by Atari.[22] Atari has not yet provided any alternative means to acquire the modules.
The modules Kingmaker, Shadowguard, and Witch's Wake were sold as part of the Diamond Edition package.[24] The modules Infinite Dungeons, Pirates of the Sword Coast, and Wyvern Crown of Cormyr were only sold with DRM.