In any case, I was new to RPGs at the time, and common sense led me to play NWN before its sequel.

One day he found out about my deception and broke the discs. I'll have you know that I played these games against his wishes whenever he was away at work. If you think 2 weeks of experiencing 2 games is too short a time to give a fair review, don't blame me, but instead blame my father who hates video games with so much passion as to not even make any sense out of his already retarded little mind. Truthfully, I played both games for only a fortnight. To be honest, although I hate NWN2, I can admit that there are some 'general' improvements. The third group consisted of ex-NWN fans who moved on to NWN2, leaving NWN behind them because they feel NWN2 was a major improvement. The second group consisted of gamers who had at least a good opinion of both NWN and NWN2. But as a result, the NWN community was torn into 3 (unequally sized) communities/groups. The first group consisted of gamers who weren't enthusiastic about NWN2 and thus remaining 'loyal' to the original NWN community, myself included. I'm on a horse.Ĥ years after NWN saw the much anticipated release of its sequel Neverwinter Nights 2. Anything is possible when your man smells like Old Spice and not a lady. Look again, the tickets are now diamonds.

What's in your hand? Back at me, I have it, it's an oyster with two tickets to that thing you love. Where are you? You're on a boat, with the man your man could smell like. But if he stopped using lady-scented body wash and switched to Old Spice, he could smell like he's me. Look at your man, now back to me, now back at your man, now back to me. Through patches 1.67 and 1.69 they even gave players well over 600 free in-game content such as new armor, music, areas, characters and even furniture, as well as a whole new character class to play as, and best of all, the ability to ride and fight on horseback for the first time in NWN history (Up till now, you still can't ride horses in NWN2).

No game is without it's bugs, and NWN was no exception, having several bugs affecting its gameplay in many ways. BioWare fixed them at an efficient rate via its patching system. About 22 patches were distributed, each patch fixing a good number of bugs, and as of their final patch version 1.69, NWN was approximately 95% bug-free. BioWare's later addition of its expansion packs, premium modules, and official patches kept the fans' interest at its peak and their love for the game grew. At the time Neverwinter Nights was released, it was a big hit earning several well-deserved awards, literally thousands of active multiplayer servers, and a large online community full of fans dedicated to further improve gameplay experience.

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