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[Nick The Noodle]

Just finished Infernal Crown series.  After playing the entertaining Dark Energy module, IC started on a real low.  The biggest problem for me was that it was ridiculously difficult at first, meaning there was only one option to any fight, which meant boring.  However, it did improve as the series progressed, and enjoyed it by the end.

 

There were faults in the series...portal stones not working, having to be invisible during some side quest conversations etc.  Further, it was obvious that I missed at least one quest, since I could sell a certain lady's gear.  This was almost certainly part of a quest I could not find the start for.

 

You can complete the series without cheating, but you will need to save a lot.  An item with Haste would have made this series more enjoyable imho.

[WiredWraith]

Not currently playing a module but I'm preparing a huge NWN SoU & HotU playthrough, followed by a good sampling of modules I put together in a list that I never got around to playing, like the Swordflight series and Shadewood.  Just trying to find the right visual enhancement/UI mods.  My best memories ever of RPGs were with NWN modules, but it's been years since I played one.

[WiredWraith]

Just finished Infernal Crown series.  After playing the entertaining Dark Energy module, IC started on a real low.

 

Really looking forward to Dark Energy when it's out of beta.  Proleric's NWN mods introduced me to things I'd never seen in RPGs before, like his nonchalant, sensitive treatment of alternative sexualities years before any of the major developers did it. 

[werelynx]

I do too look for Dark Energy "final" release. Maybe continuations to Swordflight and Almraiven - 2 modules I keep hearing about, but I would like to play them in one go, I hate cliffhangers

 

I have been playing Another Form of Evil recently - it is sci-fi (earth future) setting paying a visit to fantasy D&D world. Sounds pretty exciting and is for a while.

I'm probably not going to complete it due to complete lack of journal entries, some bugs and general size and blandness of areas (some are superb, but they are outweighed by "meh" ones).

It might have been good to play it with a DM-ed party though. Maybe introduce some more CC etc.

 

I have decided to give NWN a rest for a while, maybe finish my studies, play other games, finish some lists/QA etc.

[Snowdog65]

I'm currently replaying the Swordflight Series as a Paladin of Tyr (in anticipation for the upcoming Swordflight Chapter Three) and have just posted a short article on its alignment reactivity.

 

For those who haven't already, I encourage you to give Swordflight a whirl.

 

Having played almost every high rated module, I was suprised to discover these recently. In chapter 2 with Rogue/Paladin/Ranger.

 

The alignment touchiness is a bit over the top, but this is the first actual Lawful Good Rogue I have played as a result, as you really can't steal in this module.

 

Very good attention to detail, and nice unique class quests.

[Lilura]

Hi SnowDog. Swordflight Chapter Three is roughly slated for a late-July release, FYI (subject to revision by Rogueknight at any time, of course). This one is highly anticipated by a lot of ppl!

 

Btw, I have posted a write-up for Servilan's Cormyrean Nights, if anyone's interested. There is a slideshow on my blog (top of right sidebar) with lots of pretty pics that may motivate ppl to play NWN modules, too!

[Snowdog65]

It is awesome that someone is still developing new Modules after all this time.

 

I don't remember much about it right now (I have played so many Modules), but I do remember that Cormyrean Nights was Excellent. In my top 10 of favorites.

 

If I was thinking ahead I should have made a journal of reviews. I did review the ones I like on the old IGN Vault, but then IGN pulled that plug.

[Lilura]

It is awesome that someone is still developing new Modules after all this time.

 

Yep, and other builders, too. And the best part is, many of them continue to raise the bar.

[werelynx]

If I was thinking ahead I should have made a journal of reviews. I did review the ones I like on the old IGN Vault, but then IGN pulled that plug.

 

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