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Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition adds all-new enhanced features to the content of Neverwinter Nights Diamond Edition.
Slink through the shadows as a deadly half-elven rogue, wield fearsome magics as a powerful gnomish sorcerer, vanquish your fo...
Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition adds all-new enhanced features to the content of Neverwinter Nights Diamond Edition.
Slink through the shadows as a deadly half-elven rogue, wield fearsome magics as a powerful gnomish sorcerer, vanquish your foes as an armor-clad dwarven paladin... whatever hero you create, incredible adventures await.
Discover magic, wonder, and danger at every turn on your own or with friends in these classic Dungeons & Dragons adventures.
Enhanced Features:
Improved Display: Your portrait, combat bar, inventory, and other UI elements adjust in size based on your chosen resolution including 1080p and 4k.
Advanced Graphics Options: Pixel shaders and post-processing effects make for crisper, cleaner visuals. Enable contrast, vibrance, and depth of field options as preferred.
Community Endorsed: Original developers have teamed with key members of the Neverwinter Nights community to curate important fan-requested improvements to support players, storytellers, and modders.
Backwards Compatibility: Works with save games, modules, and mods from the original Neverwinter Nights. A galaxy of community created content awaits.
Restored Multiplayer: A completely rebuilt multiplayer system makes it easy to find online persistent worlds and game with friends
More Modder Opportunities: Toolset quality-of-life improvements, shaders, filters, texture maps, and a new material systems allow creators to make amazing looking models and modules.
All the content of Neverwinter Nights Diamond Edition:
The original Neverwinter Nights campaign: Find yourself at the center of intrigue, betrayal, and dark magic in Neverwinter Nights. Journey through dangerous cities, monster filled dungeons and deep into uncharted wilderness in search of the cure for a cursed plague ravaging the city of Neverwinter. Two expansion packs:
Shadows of Undrentide: Another adventure begins in Shadows of Undrentide! Charged by your master to recover four ancient artifacts, travel from the Silver Marches to unravel mysteries of a long-dead magical civilization.
Hordes of the Underdark: Continue the adventure started in Shadows of Undrentide and journey into the ever-more bizarre and hostile depths of Undermountain to challenge a gathering evil.
Three premium modules:
Discover over 40 hours of new stories, then go on to sample the hundreds of modules created by community members just like you.
Kingmaker
ShadowGuard
Witch’s Wake
The Aurora Toolset: Build your own world full of unique monsters, items, traps, encounters, and settings, then share your creation with the rest of the Neverwinter Nights community. (Windows only) Dungeon Master Client: Become the storyteller! Control monsters, creatures, and characters your players will meet over the course of an adventure.
I bought this game after reading all those Beamdog promises about new item models, new graphics rendeder and all those engine improvements that could make this old masterpiece to shine again.
Now Beamdog stopped publishing any news on DnD topics; their developers work hard another year but we don't see any upgrades or patches. The deveopers absolutely don't have any time to report their progress.
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.
There are a lot of misleading reviews here, so I want to throw in my 2 cents.
NWN is the best CRPG ever made for multiplayer coop play. That hasn't changed.
Has Beamdog cheese-bagged consumers by locking the diamond edition? Yes. But that doesn't change the quality of the game. Has Beamdog enhanced the game? No. Not really, but that doesn't change the quality of the game either.
Is NWN still worth $20? That's a pretty subjective question, but I paid it (back before I had money to spend on this kind of thing).
While there are plenty of valid reasons to criticize Beamdog, they can be credited with keeping this game alive. They haven't contributed much to "enhancing" the game, and they certainly could have. The original campaign has ALWAYS needed a prelude chapter... But , no. It's the same game. Same outdated graphics. Same boring, cliched, voice sets.
What Beamdog HAS done is fixed broken game functions, and they continue to support the game. As far as I'm concerned that's a service to cRPG fans everywhere.
Neverwinter nights was, and is likely to remain for the foreseeable future, the best online co-op RPG experience in gaming. The included module construction toolset and DM client puts this system in a league of it's own. It is fully backwards compatible with old fan content and mods, and while the game itself is, as mentioned, basically unchanged they have added some minor, but useful, functionality to the toolset.
I have been a DM since 1980 and I just bought copies of this game for my entire gaming group as a fathers day treat for myself. I am looking forward to DMing a custom module for them, probably more than they are looking forward to playing it. They would, I am quite certain, prefer to continue our normal 5th Edition Fantasy Grounds campaign.
That will change after session 1. It ALWAYS does.
Buy this game.
If it's not worth $20 to you wait for a sale and pay $5, but BUY IT.
This game is terrible. I have to wait 15 minutes between areas. Also, GOG support is non-existent. Many other (per the forum) people have had this same problem and NOT ONE person from GOG has spoken up about this issue. Occasionally someone will speak up about the specs of one's computer. Thanks guy. My computer runs Skyrim without a hitch. This game should not be a problem. I know things happen, but what bothers me is that GOG has become completely irresponsive. Don't sell me products that don't work.
If DnD could be considered a genre, it would be my favorite. This is a rare, solo game (single player campaign, at least). First off, EE has UI scaling (up to 1.5)! That's a big deal to play this on a contemporary computer! Last time I played through Diamond, I could find no such mod/override and had to turn down the resolution so I could read what was on screen! This feature, alone, is worth 1 star.
- A lil rest override to speed up the duration of the resting animation from 5s to 200ms.
- Tweak encumbrance (even though using a STR-based build), via override, so that I don't have to constantly mess around with inventory management, magic bags, constantly going back to sell stuff, etc.
- Boots of Speed consoled in to make movement speed faster, as it's too slow, by default (unless you're using, say, a monk).
- Difficulty to max. We're ready to kick ass.
- The pathfinding is still pretty awful. 3-point turns are too prominent.
- The keyholing is a nice feature for better visibility.
- Set a key to scroll all the way out, as it will constantly tamper with view distancing.
- OST is pretty darned tootin.
- AI will occasionally disengage, whilst enemies swing away at you.
Unlike my prior 2 runs, with Diamond, I went with a straight up thug, devoid of subtleties (Fighter/WM/Bard), and it was foolishly dominant, even on the hardest difficulty. And I didn't have to constantly worry about looking for places to rest, to get back spells/abilities.
HotU is top 2-3 expansions ever made, with the likes of Lord of Destruction, Throne of Bhaal, Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep, and HL2 Ep2. Must get Enserric - love that sword! Along with the male manic psychotic voice set - hilarious.
I know people complain about the Deluxe Edition, but when it's @ 90% off, it's one of the best deals in gaming. Yes, most of the premium stuff is awful, but I am looking forward to playing EOB 1 and 2 in the Aurora Engine! And you get the Diamond Edition, as well, iffen you prefer.
