So installing Nwn2 is tricky, tricky enough I fear attempting it, how about a steam release?
NWN2 on Steam?
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Weiser_Cain
, nov. 29 2010 02:02
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Posté 29 novembre 2010 - 02:51
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? How is it at all tricky? It's like installing any other game...I had no problems even on Win 7 (which is not technically supported).
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Posté 29 novembre 2010 - 02:55
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Install this run this then don't update this if you're going to install this. For me that's a hassle.
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Posté 29 novembre 2010 - 03:33
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Oh, gotcha. I thought you meant just the install period. 
It's not bad. Just install, run game, patch. Install MotB, run game, patch. Install SoZ, run game, patch.
That's really all there is to it
You can buy it from the Atari store here (OC + 2 expacs) if you're in Europe or here in the U.S. (doesn't come with SoZ, but you can buy that separately...for some reason there is not complete U.S. version).
That said, you'll still have to do exactly what I said with the run-patch thing.
It's not bad. Just install, run game, patch. Install MotB, run game, patch. Install SoZ, run game, patch.
That's really all there is to it
You can buy it from the Atari store here (OC + 2 expacs) if you're in Europe or here in the U.S. (doesn't come with SoZ, but you can buy that separately...for some reason there is not complete U.S. version).That said, you'll still have to do exactly what I said with the run-patch thing.
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Posté 29 novembre 2010 - 05:47
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I have all the bits of the game (even the lackluster one) I just need to wrangle the disks, and set aside enough time to install and troubleshoot.
The thing is, I just reinstalled steam and it gave me back games I don't even remember buying, and I don't need to keep the disks out, which is great! So now I'm in love with steam and I'm looking to get as many games on that.
At the same time if they just wanted tor replicate that with Cerberus, I guess that'd be fine though then I'd have two programs that did the same thing, so I'd prefer steam.
The thing is, I just reinstalled steam and it gave me back games I don't even remember buying, and I don't need to keep the disks out, which is great! So now I'm in love with steam and I'm looking to get as many games on that.
At the same time if they just wanted tor replicate that with Cerberus, I guess that'd be fine though then I'd have two programs that did the same thing, so I'd prefer steam.
