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[mousestalker]

 It's true. Discuss.

[Mordaedil]

Heck, it is the best RPG period. You can actually roleplay!

[RiotMage]

Noting else like it!

[Tren of Twilight Tower]

Nothing to discuss - it is de facto! As old as game is, it still rules.



Tren

[diavlen]

Linux support is the main reason I didn't go with nwn2.

[QNecron]

As Diavlen stated I would have given NWN2 a shot but without Linux support it wasn't worth my time and money. Though after hearing the feedback I don't think I missed out on much.

[Bard Simpson]

I've just finished building a new computer, after my old system choked on my a few weeks ago. Well, with a new start I'm finally making the switch to Linux, as I've long promised myself I would. I know the transition will be easy enough for me, since my favorite game is making the move with me. Yeah, I love NWN!

[SuperFly_2000]

Mordaedil wrote...
Heck, it is the best RPG period. You can actually roleplay!

Word!

[QNecron]

Well, with a new start I'm finally making the switch to Linux, as I've long promised myself I would.

Might I inquire what flavor you plan on installing?

[Bard Simpson]

QNecron wrote...

Might I inquire what flavor you plan on installing?

I'm running 64-bit Ubuntu 10.04. It seemed the easiest way to make the change, as I've never worked with a command line interface before (and don't need to, unless I want to, in Ubuntu). I used Wolfram Ravenwolf's Install Diamond Edition + The Final 1.69 Update + NWMovies and the procedure was as smooth as silk. Heh, the game installation was my first use of the CLI, too!

[QNecron]

Yeah Ubuntu 64 is what I'm running (by far the easiest OS I've found to setup), I always ask to see if someone runs something else to get input =) I like to try OSes out every so often and haven't made it to Fedora yet.



If you have older games/programs or even newer ones you should check out PlayOnLinux, it allows to you easily install multiple WINEs to suit the game/program you want to use.