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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lancelot" data-source="post: 3625174" data-attributes="member: 30022">Color me as a huge fan of both NWN and NWN2, all of the Infinity Engine games (incl. the sometimes-maligned Icewind Dales 1 and 2), and even ToEE.Both NWN's have their "challenges", but they still feature an immense amount of single-player goodness. The original NWN had a terrible single-player campaign... but this was much improved in the two expansion packs, and the amount of community-created modules online is incredible. NWN2 has a much better single-player campaign (*almost* as good as Baldur's Gate, IMHO), but it could benefit from a few more patches and at least one expansion pack. And some usability improvements for the toolset.ToEE is nice for dungeon-crawling nostalgia's sake, and (again, IMHO) features the best translation of D&D's combat rules EVER. However, it's inconsistently paced... has virtually no story-line... unmemorable NPCs... and the demonic guardians of the nodes are a bit ridiculous (400hp Hezrou at 10th level, anyone?). I still enjoy the game and have played it to completion three times, but it's not without significant flaws.Oh, and Planescape Torment is the shizzle. That is the only game I'd actually give a body part to see a sequel being made. I would seriously give an arm (...well, a finger, at least...) to revisit with Morte, Fall-From-Grace, Dakkon, and all the rest.</blockquote>