yes, price went up x2 but there's no longer deep discount and there won't be, so I have mo re chances to die from old age than to see -80% on EE from Beamdog. now it is $7.86 with current discount, not $1.60

the only one who requires a clinician is you. and here's why
1. old NWN Diamond edition was perfectly playable without any hacks on Linux OSes (under wine or with Linux launcher).
2. It was on sale for 99c last week
3. there's at least 2000 of old classic games and indie gems created in past 2 decades. do you expect someone to buy all 2000 games on same day because some greedy developers can remove perfectly working classics from store for good old games? are you stocking on games and already purchased all games you would need in your life? it better be yes :)
yes, and it's a good sign of incompatibility issue in near future. Linux can't keep everything backwards compatible due to dependencies, if even Loki installer got broken by some change in core what we can expect from 32bit port from Beamdog? nothing good in the long run

You know what I hate? When people edit their posts and expect the world is re-reading anything they have to say.

Moot (definition)
adjective
1. of little or no practical value, meaning, or relevance; purely academic:
In practical terms, the issue of his problem is moot because it was unfactual to begin with.

Out of Context (synonyms)
"to cover up", "misrepresent.", "misinterpret", "falsify"

If any post is moot, or out of context, it's yours by definition.

1. So it played at 4K with scalable menus, widescreen, and had full multiplayer right out of the box? That's amazing.
2. 99¢ last week? What exactly were people waiting for, the one penny sale?
3. It's been 8 years! If you don't own it by now then it clearly didn't matter to you, drop the charade. Licenses expire and trade hands, despite being digital - game are indeed finite (legally). See https://steam-tracker.com/

That was worth a read, hadn't seen it before, thanks for the link.

Great price!

What about the modules support? Is it the same as Steam version, I mean - may I download the same modules and play as on steam version?

I´ve never got into NWN I, the combination of design and tech never transported any atmo for me. :(
It´s something about the camera, you don´t see the ceiling of the dungeon or the sky; every character appears tiny and so on. KOTOR nailed what I´m looking for in a 3D-RTWP-CRPG and I´m glad that NWN II, Drakensang and DragonAge continued using this style.

You're wrong. This tells not by me and not to myself. This tells by Consumer Protection Laws in almost any civilized country (and even the majority of not very civilized) to every person in that country. And it doesn’t matter what they sell elsewhere at the same price. In other place they must support what thay sells in that other place.
If they give something for money, then they sell it. A free bonus will be a free bonus only if I can pick it up for free. Which is definitely not our case.
Your statements about rage are stupid, short-sighted, fanatical and not reasonable.

EULA is not valid in part that is contrary to law. And most often this is also said in EULA itself (it does not matter whether it is said or not - this is so).
There are no countries where the agreement gives the right to one or all parties to violate existing legislation.
That is why you cannot write in EULA the right to enslave the other side and become a slave owner. Even if this second party signs it.

clearly it plays like an original, and it's pretty much playable.
are you asking why people won't hoard games? maybe because it is not healthy to buy everything you see on sale if you don't plan to play it in the near future. 8 years? hell yeah, do you think everyone in this world has been born with Visa card in their hand and Paypal? are you sure all countries in the world got possibility to pay for games on gog 8 years ago? Paypal in my country is still limited/no use. Local banks only recently allowed direct internet purchases from main debit/credit cards. gog got localization for major languages only 2 years ago. wait, how would you know that? it is you who had 8 years, don't speak for the whole user base.

NWN 1 had Russian localization from 1C, that's how I played it back then from my CDs. This version never made to gog version. I hoped it will be added with localisations project 2 years ago but it never happened, it was dropped with patch 1.66. EE does not have that language option too, steam option can use workshop to add it via mod which is downgrade, not an enhancement.

Pff.. Do like the rest of us. Spend all your money on shaving equipment :P

There used to be an override that have you a ceiling.

I will say, though, that nwn 1 and 2 were pot with the camera. 1 did it best, but not great.

Nwn for the people who loved it were all about the stories, the interaction, and the imagination. No other game made since could do those elements better.

You just proved my point, you literally edited my post out of context to contradict a point that I'd already resolved myself making it moot... you're just an argumentative, vindictive person by default, so I'm done wasting time with you...

Rather they are about reality vs a perfect world. But you go ahead believing that they must support anything. Call your local senator or representative or magistrate and demand that it happens. Call a lawyer or barrister or whatever you have in your country and pay the court and legal fees to force it. And once you do, the BEST result you'll get is the removal of the aforementioned product from the store. The worst is no result and a loss of a bit of cash paying a lawyer. My statements about rage are exactly that. You are screaming into the void about "must" when the reality is, no one really cares and a victory in this case is STILL a loss. Free bonuses can be offered conditionally with a sale. There is also no implied or explicit warranty. You'd have to cite the consumer protection laws in a given country that states there must be support in perpetuity as I am pretty sure those don't exist. GOG has to ensure it will work on systems it says it will work on, or you get a refund. That is consumer protection law and GOG abides it. No support after the point of sale would be required ANYWHERE except to say that it functions as promised, and in this case, that is already done if Beamdog never uploads another byte to GOG.

So... No then...
No, clearly I'm asking why, @ 99¢, people wouldn't buy a game they wanted. Regardless of how long it's been available, if it's less than a buck, and you couldn't be bothered, don't bitch when it's gone.
So, what is your argument here? NWN doesn't have Russian language support anymore and you weren't going to buy it again until it did? No one was updating this game until Beamdog came along, and the Russian translation mod that had been in production since 2017 works in both versions. If there has ever been a chance that new languages were going to be added - it's now that a new developer is actually working on the game again.
The only thing I've proven is that you had no argument to begin with... Cheers.