It is very difficult to use.Īnother thing I don't like is the dumb pop up icons of anything you click on. HOLY CRAPFEST the toolset sucks compared with the old one!!! old school graphics and sounds (voices recycled from nwn 1!), lots of loading screens for fairly small areas, screwy UI and camera. old school rpg story and game mechanics (dice roll lawlz)
Thankfully, the story picks up in the Act 2 and more secondary quests are introduced so the game opens up a little. Especially in the first act, where there are just too many small areas where you just click to move, fight a group of guys, click, fight, click, fight, load next screen. It definitely lacks Oblivion's free roaming design and massive content. I will give my impressions as soon as the NDA allows me.
Head over the NWN Vault and search for NWN 2 Toolset videos to see it in action. terrian brushes can be combined into a single brush to paint three or more ground types at a time testing the modules from within the editor scaling objects just using their bounding boxes objects (both monsters and items etc) that get placed in the world are immediately recognized as unique instances of those items rather than requiring you to import records of items one by one faster (and more intuitive) quest and quest journal building NPCs as party members ability to import 3D models scripting via wizards better tutorials and documentation easier dialogues etc etc. height maps, terrian painting, item placement etc.īut there are many things that (apprently) the NWN2 editor does much better if you watch the videos. The NWN2 editor videos on NWN Vault show that they are using almost exactly the same approach to editing now that the TQ editor is. That's one of the cool things that I'm thrilled about.
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