Great game, great story. This game offers a lot as it is and moreover there is a lot of user-made content. There are folks out there who manage and play on Roleplay servers, you can just google many communites, by simply writing "Neverwinter 2 Servers". I strongly recommend this title, it is worth the money, if you are able to engage the game for many hours this is one of the great titles to do. You will not regret if only you give it a chance. Surely there are newer games, but this one is really climatic and gives power to the community and the players. Are you going to have fun? You surely will unless you are not the type to like good story and demanding games, that give the player the choice of how he wants to have fun :)

Absolutely one of the best DnD-based RPGs ever made. Dark, difficult, and immersive, it continues to stand up to the heavy hitters on story, soundtrack, and micromanagement combat systems. I wish we could get another Forgotten Realms game out here, a NWN3 would be a dream come true.

Imo honest opinion, Neverwinter Nights 2 & its expansions are the best what computer (or console) D&D RPGs have to offer to this day. It's very moddable for one, allowing extra 3rd party content and customizing the game and it's rules to your liking, just like a real table top game would. Even the base OC campaign is good, not exelent, but good. It's long, has lot of content and interesting characters. However, it's the Mask of the Betrayer that makes the game shine. The epic level campaign takes the game on new level with both story and character power. It is excelent. Storm of Zehir and Mysteries of the Westgate are fine. SoZ is better than MotW, mostly due to MotW being quite short and lacking in content. SoZ fails in RPG content, this is not a story of your character, as much as it is a... more kin to a table top session. It is less involved, but it has content, and the content is good. PS. NWN1 is still the definitive classic, and is more stylish, but NWN2 is the superior platform, and MotB is the supreme story out of all.

I have completed the campaign more times than I will admit because I loved it so much. Dialog has been tweaked heavily since the 2006 release. Some things are explained better and some are just weird. Like the encounter with the lizardfolk early in the game has an incoherent, if not simplified resolution now. Lots of the new dialog I encountered seemed inferior to the original voice actors. But what really is making it unplayable on my recent game is the AI target selection. It wants to run off attacking something new before it finishes off what it was already fighting more than I remember and more than I have patience for.

I've tried to enjoy this game countless times for at least a decade now and I finally might just be giving up on it. It seems like a great DnD game, but so hollow at the same time. My experience is limited to the OC, so maybe I should try something else... but I can't get past the broken AI. I went to a bandit camp and clicked on an enemy for my group to attack (after having to select my entire party). They looked at the enemy, then turned around and ran across the camp to a random archer on the other side of camp, aggroing the entire place. Limit the aggro range, go inside the camp headquarters, right-click on an enemy... 2 characters engage, in the middle of the room, and the other decides it needs to exit the room and circle around the hallway before entering the room from the other door..bringing 4 more enemies inside. No blocked doors initially either. I just can't keep trying and it's disappointing to feel like this over a game I see others view as a must play classic.