Hi there folks
We thought we'd let you all know that we have a new NWN2 module review up today on the Vault.
Sands of Solvheil III--Crusaders of Shalihir Created by Raith Veldrin. The reviewer is our very own VPJ. For those of you who haven't had the pleasure of reading this reviewers work, it is always a thrilling and witty read.
We hope you have fun reading and look forward to any comments you like to leave on our group page on this new social site here or at our official site here.
Happy reading!
New NWN2 Module Review Up.
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QSW
, juil. 19 2010 07:58
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Posté 19 juillet 2010 - 08:22
dunniteowl
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Thanks QSW, always look forward to another review.
best regards,
dunniteowl
best regards,
dunniteowl
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Guest_Chaos Wielder_*
Posté 20 juillet 2010 - 01:59
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Good review. I appreciate the fact that Raith doesn't dispense accolades randomly and, more importantly, he doesn't seem harsh just for the sake of it.
A good tempered critic is hard to find.
A good tempered critic is hard to find.
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Posté 20 juillet 2010 - 06:07
JasonNH
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It was a good and fair review, and I'm touched he made mention of the cutscene with the horsies. 
Raith was the mod author, not the reviewer BTW. The reviewer was VPJ.
Raith was the mod author, not the reviewer BTW. The reviewer was VPJ.
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Posté 20 juillet 2010 - 06:41
QSW
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dunniteowl - Lovely to see you again 
Chaos Wielder - We appreciate your kind and thoughtful words. I agree with you, it isn't always easy to write a good balanced review. VPJ is, IMHO, an excellent reviewer that makes us look rather shiny an awful lot
JasonNH - Thanks! It is the small touches like the horses (though I imagine that one small touch was quite time consuming) that make a module shine, and provide excellent player enjoyment.
Chaos Wielder - We appreciate your kind and thoughtful words. I agree with you, it isn't always easy to write a good balanced review. VPJ is, IMHO, an excellent reviewer that makes us look rather shiny an awful lot
JasonNH - Thanks! It is the small touches like the horses (though I imagine that one small touch was quite time consuming) that make a module shine, and provide excellent player enjoyment.
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Posté 20 juillet 2010 - 10:08
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You mean someone still reads these things? *clutches heart melodramatically* Elizabeth...I'm comin' for ya! *gasp*
Seriously, thank you all for the kind words. I'm glad the community still finds them useful.
Seriously, thank you all for the kind words. I'm glad the community still finds them useful.
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Posté 21 juillet 2010 - 07:08
dunniteowl
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Pop. Pop, come on, you're not having a heart attack. Now go out and help me unload the truck.
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Posté 26 juillet 2010 - 03:02
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*gasp* Lamont, Lamont...you big dummy. It's really the big one...really. 
At any rate, I didn't come here to channel Fred Sanford. *grin* I stopped by to let you all know we've posted another mini review.
This one is a review of Sheep and Stone, a mod written by PJ156 and reviewed by me.
We hope you all find the review informative and at least moderately entertaining. Please don't hesitate to comment on our review, either in our group discussion here or in our official forums.
A reminder if one is needed: you don't need to register to post your comments in our official forum. Just thought I'd mention that.
At any rate, I didn't come here to channel Fred Sanford. *grin* I stopped by to let you all know we've posted another mini review.
This one is a review of Sheep and Stone, a mod written by PJ156 and reviewed by me.
We hope you all find the review informative and at least moderately entertaining. Please don't hesitate to comment on our review, either in our group discussion here or in our official forums.
A reminder if one is needed: you don't need to register to post your comments in our official forum. Just thought I'd mention that.
