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https://www.ign.com/articles/dungeons-dragons-neverwinter-nights-2-enhanced-edition-is-launching-on-consoles-for-the-first-time FYI.

I don't need BG3 either. The first game though... I can't think of another CRPG that had that amateurish an attempt at story or...

As much as I enjoyed the first version, this is a big step up. It's not going to be at the same level as BG 3, personally I don't...

I just saw this as well. Using the SRD and their own classes/subclasses, much like the first game. It will be cool to see the new Weapon...

So apparently they are switching to the 2024 rules, I think this would be the first video game that's a RPG to use the rules.

There's been a trend for a while now in video games and anime: crafting what you kill. D&D is finally catching up. Picture courtesy of...

I have not yet encountered a need to abandon play early due to rules or setting discomfort on my part. But then, reading on these...

I like the PCs to be exceptional because I like asymmetrical design for RPGs, The PCs should work on a different paradigm to most NPCs...

It depends on the individual campaign, but I like PCs to be exceptional – not necessarily The Chosen Ones, but highly competent people...

Not just every campaign is different.... This is a genre choice. The main characters being "special" or just being normal people are...

I think the responses show that people have their own meanings of "exceptional" that don't tie in with the one you're proposing...

Depends on the game system, setting, players, director, and probably a few other things. Even with it being about personal opinion, I...

It depends entirely on the individual table's preferences, and and that's all I have to say on the subject.

There are no rules specific to this situation. Probably because this is a prime "Rulings, not rules" area where there's no reason for...

Traditionally, the staff of a just-released set of core books tends to leave upon the books' publication (either voluntarily or with a...