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Posted April 14, 2020
Prepare your sword and scepter because many fantasy worlds await your discovery. The latest Special Sale on GOG.COM is dedicated to games set in the D&D universe with discounts reaching up to 66%. Here are some of the best examples:

Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition (-50%) is a remastered version of a cult RPG set in the Forgotten Realms universe. Discover this classic saga of mystery, intrigue, and adventure!

Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition (-50%) is an RPG with unconventional story and characters. Explore the strange city of Sigil through the Nameless One's eyes.

D&D Stronghold: Kingdom Simulator (-66%) is a strategic take on the fantasy universe. Become an Emperor by building and expanding your mighty stronghold.

That’s not all! More great games, like Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition (-50%) and Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition (-50%) will take you on a fantastic journey. This Special Sale on GOG.COM will end on 17th April, 1 PM UTC.
Posted April 16, 2020
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eiii: ...available to everyone...
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TheMonkofDestiny: No one's blocked from opting in to the newsletter, ...
Which might not have helped you in that case. The email with the discounts has not been sent to all subscribers, only to selected ones. As far as I remember you had to own at least one of the Beamdog games (or even one of the EE games) to get this offer.
Posted April 16, 2020
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eiii: As far as I remember you had to own at least one of the Beamdog games (or even one of the EE games) to get this offer.
The only games I had previously were Icewind Dale II, the classic version of Baldur's Gate and the Neverwinter Nights title that was in mass giveaway. None of the EE titles, and Icewind Dale II was bought during a regular sitewide sale at a ridiculously low price. So in that scenario, in theory at least, anyone who was registered and active enough to claim the Neverwinter Nights title and opted in to the emails could've received the discounts.
Posted April 16, 2020
Would love to get on this sale, but I cant seem to buy anthing at all through GOG! :'( Is this happening to anyone else? Id hate to miss out because of this.
Posted April 16, 2020
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IronHead0: Would love to get on this sale, but I cant seem to buy anthing at all through GOG! :'( Is this happening to anyone else? Id hate to miss out because of this.
Haven't heard about a general issue, at least. Can you specify what problem you're having?

Is it on the site, store cart, payment, or confirmation? With the specific details someone here may be able to help.
Posted April 16, 2020
So, NWN EE 64-bit on Linux is going to happen... when exactly?
Posted April 16, 2020
I bought the Icewind Dale Enhanced Edition and Forgotten Realms - The Archives - Collection One. I look forward to buying the other two in future offers :)
Posted April 16, 2020
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ShadowWulfe: Boy oh boy I sure wish Beamdog would update their games on GOG. Considering that we pay for them and all.
The 2.6 update for BG, BG II and IWD EE isn´t out yet and according to Beamdog forums the NN EE-Patchlevel is the same accross PC-Storefronts.
Please, don´t be harder on Beamdog then they deserve. Focus your anger on Klei, which didn´t bring the Remaster-DLC for MarkOfTheNinja on GOG, which is a real shame.
Posted April 16, 2020
Have yet to purchase Neverwinter Nights.

It has loads of content but with only one companion (can you really call that D&D?) and lackluster presentation just can't seem to get excited -- always feels there are better games on which to spend that money.

Anyone feel like this and then -- post-purchase -- get sold on the actual gameplay experience?
Posted April 16, 2020
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kai2: Have yet to purchase Neverwinter Nights.

It has loads of content but with only one companion (can you really call that D&D?)
Of course you can. After all it's just called D&D and not F&R&C&M or something. ;) You can have solo adventures in D&D even.

That being said, "only one companion" only goes for the first two campaigns which are weaker than Hordes of the Underdark and many community modules anyway and could be skipped. I've played modules with parties consisting of 3-5 companions plus packmules or so, IIRC. However, you only ever control one character, and since the AI is not the smartest, more companions in your party can actually mean more people to get annoyed by, too. ;)
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