Posted on: January 31, 2020

boredgunner
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Lots of misleading reviews for this one
As expected many people rate this game poorly simply because they are immediately and mindlessly against any "Enhanced Edition" game. Ultimately this one is worth it, as it makes no controversial content changes, has lots of improvements especially for multiplayer via NWSync, nice engine improvements as well which mostly benefits modders, and is now multiplatform and 64-bit. I've docked a point since some new versions introduce new bugs that Beamdog doesn't always fix in a timely manner. I've been suffering from an annoying edge case for several versions in a row now, in which key NPC corpses carrying quest items do not drop the quest item unless I reload my save. The main benefit with Enhanced Edition for players is that it exclusively has two new premium modules that were cancelled for the original game but expanded on and released for Enhanced Edition: Darkness Over Daggerford and Tyrants of the Moonsea. Both of them are also by far the best premium modules for the game. And for new players, obviously ignore NWN Diamond Edition and get this one. Neverwinter Nights is by far BioWare's best game: their best role-playing effort, by far the most content rich and best gameplay design and best moddability of all of their games, and probably their best writing in their official expansions for the game. This and NWN 2 are by far the most complete D&D video game RPGs ever made; you get 11 campaigns, so many mods, so many classes and feats and abilities and probably the most creature types of any game. And if you use the PRC mod, you end up with by far the most complete implementation of any one version of D&D in every video game, having almost every core class and feat/ability/skill/spell. Hordes of the Underdark is the best thing BioWare has ever produced in my opinion.
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