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HipMaestro wrote...
I would like to point out a few conspicuous aspects of posting a topic with a heading like this one on these boards.
First of all, there are many mature (in age and mind) members of the staunch NWN community that take pride in enlightening others and helping new players, scripters, builders, storywriters, etc. to understand the NWN experience better than if they had never paid a visit. They have become very good at discerning the intent of any post.
Secondly, until one actually tries to build a module on their own, the amount of painstaking work that goes into the creation of an even small submission can be mind-boggling and, for my part, awe-inspiring. So given this single point, just the fact that a designer or team of designers put so much selfless effort into producing content with innovation, balance and imagination should render an opinion of a bit more than "It's stupid."
Additionally, until one has some significant degree of experience sampling the content painstakingly-managed on the storage Vault they really can't be considered in a position to be at all objective. It appears the OP falls into this latter category.
And lastly, the modules/campaigns provided by BioWare were produced by designers who were PAID to do it. Whereas, all the free content which the Vault offers are labors of love. Which incentive is the superior one to produce detailed, bug-free, boundlessly creative content I will leave to others to wager upon. To me, it is a comparison of a servent's labors to those of an artist... but you can make your own analogies as you deem appropriate. Some of the most dedicated members of the original BioWare team went on to give freely of their talents as others have already pointed out.
The fact that this topic has drawn so much attention should be a testament to its inappropriateness.
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Firstly, I originally said that the scripting was very good for SoU. I know how much hard work went into NWN since I have used the toolset.
Second, you obviously haven't read anything I have said and thus this conversation is pointless. Come back when you have actually taken the time to read what other people say. Open your mind close minded one.
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). It actually isn't that hard when you consider the abilities of your henchman, and how the mechanics work. If your enemies cast confusion and daze on you, focus on improving your saves or use mind-protection spells; you can even down a potion of clarity. Manage your inventory wisely, and plan your tactics before charging through a dungeon. The thing about the difficulty early on in the campaign is the fact that at level 1, your character only has so many hitpoints. Plan around that, and the game is a lot easier. 
