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<blockquote data-quote="Simplicity" data-source="post: 1130949" data-attributes="member: 1496">Yes, the lack of map notes is pretty annoying.&nbsp; I've starting marking every house on the map.&nbsp; And there's a lot to mark.&nbsp; On the plus side,though, you also don't get the quest itinerary that Neverwinter Nightsgives you.&nbsp; You can't just go to every map point and get everything done.The journal is the same way.&nbsp; You don't get notes like: I have just talked to so and so...&nbsp; Maybe I should now go talk to so and so.&nbsp; The game is much more hands-off about what to do next to finish your quests.And there are certainly bugs, but it's still the first release (and they got the game out AHEAD of schedule...&nbsp; When's the last time you heard that abouta computer game?)&nbsp; One of the more annoying bugs I found recently: Do NOT wear chain gloves or boots...&nbsp; They'll slow you down even more than just wearing the armor.In an interview, there was a statement that if this game goes well, they might go for another classic module as a sequel.&nbsp; Against the Giants was their first pick...&nbsp; I don't know how it'll do in general, but I think that this game is a D&amp;D player's dream.&nbsp; If you know the rules, it's great!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Simplicity, post: 1130949, member: 1496"] Yes, the lack of map notes is pretty annoying. I've starting marking every house on the map. And there's a lot to mark. On the plus side, though, you also don't get the quest itinerary that Neverwinter Nights gives you. You can't just go to every map point and get everything done. The journal is the same way. You don't get notes like: I have just talked to so and so... Maybe I should now go talk to so and so. The game is much more hands-off about what to do next to finish your quests. And there are certainly bugs, but it's still the first release (and they got the game out AHEAD of schedule... When's the last time you heard that about a computer game?) One of the more annoying bugs I found recently: Do NOT wear chain gloves or boots... They'll slow you down even more than just wearing the armor. In an interview, there was a statement that if this game goes well, they might go for another classic module as a sequel. Against the Giants was their first pick... I don't know how it'll do in general, but I think that this game is a D&D player's dream. If you know the rules, it's great! [/QUOTE]

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