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[Abysshunter]

 I love the CE and will be getting at least the PC version maybe the PS3 version for the modules. 

My question is this : With the tool set can we not create items that are far superior to what the offer in the CE. Except the extra stories, that takes time.

Just thought it seems strange

[RurouniSaiya-jin]

I'm sure we could make better items with the toolset but no matter. The items are pretty much at the bottom of the list of reasons of why I preordered the CE

[Jassper]

I don't believe you won't be able to get them into the OC.

[AClockworkMelon]

Jassper wrote...

I don't believe you won't be able to get them into the OC.

Yes you will. :innocent:

[LadyKarrakaz]

Sure, you could mod into the game an equivalent of all the DLC items or spells.



But you'll miss the map...

[Cla-Wi]

People buy the CE for that stuff? I assumed it was for the map/soundtrack/vids etc. The bonus in-game items never really factor into it for me. The only time it has is for MMOs. I wanted the goofy goggles in SWG.

[Vita Nuova]

We probably could create better items, but putting god-items in the game would rob it of a sense of challenge, if that's what you play for. I know, though, I sometimes play for a let-out of my violent urges, in which case god-items might prove nice :-)

[LadyKarrakaz]

Yeah, temptation of god items... So tempting after this dragon just smashed your head for the fourth time...

[Abysshunter]

It is the challenge that we play for. I just wish there was an art book. I LOVE art books

[Kevin Lynch]

For me, there wasn't anything about the CE that was a particular draw except that it's the only retail PC game I'll have bought all of 2009, and aside from the possibility of Torchlight, the only new PC game at all. That was incentive enough to toss a few more bucks at it. It'll likely also get me to buy WK at launch, too.



The bonus content is just a bonus.

[DeepGray]

I'm buying just for the DLC and probably the OST. I intend to collect all the pre-order and bonus items anyway through the toolset just for completeness' sake.

[T1nk3rb311]

Um, I'm getting the CE for the Map, and the other extras. And, the steel tin will look good on my shelf! <3

[SilverApollo]

The Cloth World Map is a nice feature of the CE, as well as the Soundtrack and Making of DVD, mainly for me its the Map though.

[Hamarabi2006]

I'm buying the CE for the Tin Box, Cloth Map, and the Sound Track.  I want the Tin Box because this game is special and deserves a special container (opinion).  I want the cloth map because I think it would be sweet to hang on the wall or use as reference if needed.  I want the sound track because the music is just so awesome!

The items are inconsequential, since you can edit the "game proper" to put your own created items in the game if you really wanted to. Just open the toolset, create a ring with +1 to all stats, then insert that item into one of the early areas so that you can pick it up when you start the game. You can even create your own stronghold/keep if you wanted a storage area. Simple. *Warning* Make a backup of the area before you start tinkering but especially before you save! *End Warning*

Modifié par Hamarabi2006, 16 octobre 2009 - 08:19 .

[Arkeseth]

I think I'm going to swing the CE primarily for the making-of content (hopeful game designer and modder here, and Bioware is certainly worthy of the emulation) and to further support the game. Everything else is a bonus to help sweeten the deal.

[K3m0sabe]

Is it really possible/and or easy to add an item to a campaign area? i never tinkered with the NWN editor so im not sure of what's possible or not.



I figure it might be easy to add the new item via console command, but put it in a chest... dunno about that.

[Jab0r]

It was fairly straightforward to mod the OC in NWN. The editor attempted to not let you open the OC modules until you'd completed them in a normal playthrough, but simply copying them from the "OC" folder to the "Custom Modules" folder circumvented that.

Then you edited and copied them back, and it just worked. IIRC.

Modifié par Jab0r, 16 octobre 2009 - 10:45 .

[Ailith Tycane]

Jab0r wrote...

It was fairly straightforward to mod the OC in NWN. The editor attempted to not let you open the OC modules until you'd completed them in a normal playthrough, but simply copying them from the "OC" folder to the "Custom Modules" folder circumvented that.

Then you edited and copied them back, and it just worked. IIRC.

I always added my own items from the toolset into the main campaign by simply dropping them on the ground in a simple module I'd made, I would make a character, save it and then pick up the items in the mod. THEN I would start a new game with said character and have all of the items...But I don't think you can save characters in this game the same way you could in NWN, so I still don't see how you can add items into the OC.

[nisallik]

It will be easy to add items in the OC, just make a chest with all said items at the beginning of each Origin.

[merak43]

i allmost never download the user content (the ones i do download must not make me overpowered as i become bored to easly)

i did get the CE edition for this game though

[nisallik]

merak43 wrote...

i allmost never download the user content (the ones i do download must not make me overpowered as i become bored to easly)
i did get the CE edition for this game though

Never download user content?  Perhaps if you are thinking of Bethesda user content, but the greatest content we should be seeing are modules that contain completely new areas, quest, setting, etc.

Of course I love fluff items as well, so anything that changes appearances, body types, hair, etc. for the better will be great to download as well. =)

[merak43]

nisallik wrote...

merak43 wrote...

i allmost never download the user content (the ones i do download must not make me overpowered as i become bored to easly)
i did get the CE edition for this game though

Never download user content?  Perhaps if you are thinking of Bethesda user content, but the greatest content we should be seeing are modules that contain completely new areas, quest, setting, etc.

Of course I love fluff items as well, so anything that changes appearances, body types, hair, etc. for the better will be great to download as well. =)

that is right i was thinking about bethesta and if it is a good content that ads to the game or makes it better then i would consider downloading it.

[caspertjuhh]

I didnt buy the CE

[Isaantia]

I bought the CE so I could use the tin on my desk at work. /nerdout

[Taltherion]

While I think we could create those items with the toolset, not everybody can or likes to play around with the toolset.



Secondly, we get a cloth map and a DVD.



Me? I don't care about all that. I hope that Bioware gets a few bucks extra out of me buying the CE and this is my way of supporting a company that has given me such great games and memories (thinking of Baldur's Gate ... Minsk ... Yoshimo's betrayal ...). I seldom buy CEs and this time it's purely out of the reason mentioned: I want to show my support and I'm pretty confident that I'll get a game that keeps me happy for a long time (and a toolset).