Icewind Dale 2 Complete

Due to the changes of MAC OS Catalina, the MAC OS is no longer supported :(( Is one of my favorite games of all time. Simply i really like how they implemented the 3e DnD rules into infinity engine. Anyway i would like to see an IWD2 EE as it was made to it's pre sequel and BG, BG2 also NWN and supporting latest MAC OS. Want to play it again. And again. And... ...

It's still exploitable as it ever was <3

Baldur's Gate with more fighting adn less talk. Better than any new woke game!

Nothing against GoG, but IWD2 simply is not what even IWD1 was. When it was released, it was massively buggy. Combat isn't all that great, and spell availability for mages is pretty bad. Sorcerers were bugged too, not sure if that was ever fixed. At higher difficulties, AoE is pretty much the only option.

...he finally finished the game out of sheer, morbid curiosity." Yes, it took me that long. Reading the other reviews from GOG, and elsewhere on the internet, it's comforting to know that I'm not the only one who either took forever to work up the energy to complete this wretched child of the IE games, or just never bothered finishing it. I'll tell you what, though; I was a hair shy of permanently ending up in the latter category more than once during my one, and only, full play through. Look, I enjoy a challenge. The other IE games presented me with great challenges. Even NWN and NWN2 presented me with great obstacles and challenges. That being said, IWD2 was just plain old impossible. The only reason that I beat this game is because I made some modifications (mildly cheated), and set the difficulty down to "very easy" and, even with these changes, I found myself at a standstill at more than a few points. What does that tell you? Keep this in mind before you buy. How about the story, though? Well, it's about as stale as a bag of expired potato chips. I honestly don't know what else to say. I might as well have put a coat of paint on my fence, set up a lawn chair, and drank a beer while I sat and watched it dry. Most of the game is completely irrelevant to the plot, so don't be surprised if you find yourself wondering why you're characters are where they are, or doing what they're doing. The ending is even less rewarding and exciting than the rest of the game, incidentally. Keep that in mind, as well. Why two stars, then? Well, because it still gave me something to distract myself for a few days, and it is, technically, a game that is also an interactive video; a video game, which is what I paid for. That's the one thing keeping it from only getting one star.