Duck and Cover

.. has launched their website.
Old news yes, but I didn't see it before today:

http://www.nwn2.com

I can't help but look at the graphics and think "Another Oblivion"...
Looks nice, but there's probably no real content in it..

as long as there's good LAN material I'll give it a shot.

Creature of the week, zombie.

So originul

The main foe is modelled after Feargus Urquhart himself.

If it's anything like it's predecessor, I don't expect much.
I don't expect much anyway, but still. The first game was so pointless.

Why is it always peasant to full fledged hero of the realm? Why cant I start out as a great hero and end up as a mere peasant wanting to toil away for the rest of my life in the field. QUICK, ITS A MOUSE, GET YER SCATTERGUN!

VasiKKa wrote:The main foe is modeled after Feargus Urquhart himself.

Do you have to fix his well?

That NWN was cracked to shit I tell you. D&D 3.0 or 3.5 or whatever is profoundly retarded. Furthermore, the storyline was homoerotic and generally less entertaining than, say, Oblivion fan fiction.

Which, incidentally, is there any? I'd love to read it. Actually, it would be funny to write up a story explaining how people in Morrowind-Land or whatever all have some zany telepathic link, and how they all use the same words and spoken voice when you ask them about 'Rumors.'

This game is depressing. It reinforces everything that's bad with the genre, it seems even more than Oblivion.

You'll have acne growing onto your face and iron maiden t-shirts popping up to hide your beer belly and show your arguable tastes just by the thought of actually playing the game.

box wrote:

VasiKKa wrote:The main foe is modeled after Feargus Urquhart himself.

Do you have to fix his well?

That NWN was cracked to shit I tell you. D&D 3.0 or 3.5 or whatever is profoundly retarded. Furthermore, the storyline was homoerotic and generally less entertaining than, say, Oblivion fan fiction.

Which, incidentally, is there any? I'd love to read it. Actually, it would be funny to write up a story explaining how people in Morrowind-Land or whatever all have some zany telepathic link, and how they all use the same words and spoken voice when you ask them about 'Rumors.'

Maybe there was a cloning accident.

They never should have opened that Dwemer Vault.

But I guess they couldn't help it, really.
They wanted to find out what happened to the dwemer.

Some Dwemer Vaults were sealed without enough food, others contained
only men...

The premature opening of Vault Dagoth was a fortituous coincidence.

I kinda liked the first one, but then again i only played the start around my freinds place.

But fucking hell SO MUCH FUCKING DIALOGUE, it was inhuman to do such a thing.

Daggoth was a Zerg Zerebrat in StarCraft.

And NWN was utter shit, I uninstalled it after 10 minutes of playing.

Ataro Adune

It's "En taro Adun" you filthy wannabe-nerd

I guess ill go back to surfing and snagging babes i guess now ive failed as a nerd. :shame:

Lots of girls into the mullet, then?

Redeye wrote:They wanted to find out what happened to the dwemer.

What the fuck IS a Dweemer, anyways? Is it like having jock itch?
And why are there no Chinamen in Oblivion Land? And I thought Morrowind was an island. How come on the world map there's a province bordering you called Morrowind?

vendetta wrote:iron maiden t-shirts

More like Clay Aiken t-shirts and that weird alphanumeric g1bber15h

box wrote:And I thought Morrowind was an island. How come on the world map there's a province bordering you called Morrowind?

http://www.uesp.net/tamriel/geography/tammap.shtml

box wrote:

Redeye wrote:They wanted to find out what happened to the dwemer.

What the fuck IS a Dweemer, anyways?

They're like Dwarves ('scuse me: "Dwarrow". heh)
in TES.

They're really sarcastic about the gods/etc.
They had technology and shit.
Left behind Rube Goldbergesque bunker-ruins.

Whatever, if they're in TES5 it'll all be explained well enough for a 5 year old to understand.

High Elves are the chinamen

Spazmo wrote:Lots of girls into the mullet, then?