Neverwinter Nights: Doom of Icewind Dale

It's not quite the quality of the main campaign (which it's advertised as a continuation). There are some bugs with quests and events, but nothing gamebreaking. The story is super simple, though overall it's a fun little adventure. And more NWN content is always very welcome.

I don’t mind paying $10 for a new mod. I also don’t mind paying community developers for the games they produce. They are all cheap entertainment and good for testing problem-solving skills. If someone has a problem with paying for s game, there is a simple solution: Don’t. Go away and sulk. As for DoID, it has kept me happily exploring and fighting for hours. I look forward to bludgeoning Iceblood and Arctus. Keep these coming.

What a feeling to get to play this legendary game again !!!

i've just paid £172.19 for the 'launch complete' version of Falcom's Daybreak 2 & i just paid £6.49 for a new campaign for NWN1 a 20+y old game; i'm happy to buy anti-DRM games on GOG for professional quality where a lot of effort has been put into them; whether people are inevitably compelled to create because they are artists/engineers/capitalists/whatever ; it is their 'baby' ; not mine ; & they can charge whatever $ they want for it & develop it however they want; if it's good enough i'll buy it ; & the $$$ versions for some games which include mostly useless DLC might be better renamed 'supporter/collector's edition'; i still consider NWN 2 & Diamond benchmarks even by current standards & even graphically & the camera is better than Obsidian's later POE2; they are of the few games where you have the option to use the same customisable character & its small saveable file in different end-user-creatable campaigns & sub-games ; they have quite deep & complex systems & universal rules that apply to all characters including 'enemy' characters; & you can run these games on older slower relatively more DRM-free hardware & OSes including Windows XP Embedded which i'm quite fond of; devs might take advantage of what the engines of these games can do well (compared to just using the latest engines & high-level scripting languages (someone else created) for hi-fi gfx): characterization / reactivity / dialogue / story / lore / voice-acting / music / branching choices / art style; if Falcom or Obsidian collaborated with the Capcom programmers of the Dragon's Dogma franchise for their fluid real-time gameplay & systems-programming talents in some kind of non-linear customizable expandable island/planet-hopping pirate-ship or mech-carrier game this would be my ideal type of game; mechs simply facilitate many systems 'mechanics' / customisability / destructible body parts / metal deform physics / less morbid / fast travel / exit re-entry cinematics etc; good gaming

This DLC was worth nothing for me. I have no interest in playing the campaign. The only reason I bought it was to get new content for the modules I make myself to play with my friends using the Aurora Toolset Editor, and I was looking forward to adding Mammoths and Yetis and whatnot to my own campaigns. But disappointingly none of the content of the campaign is added to the Toolset with this DLC. Yes, I might be able to get it anyway via hack packs, but that is an entire hassle of its own, and I might even be able to get those assets for free on the community. It is really a shame because I wanted to support further content for NWN, but this kind of content is just worthless to me.