I will say it has sparked enough conversation on the FB group that I am hopeful we could spark a little activity.
Statistics: Posted by zeppelinmage — Sat Nov 25, 2017 12:12 am
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Continuous updates: By the looks of the FAQ, they are planning to keep developing the EE after release with inputs from modders. This is certainly nice, since it can help polish the game further.
The server list is back: Beamdog has stated that they are going to rewrite the multiplayer list so that the servers are once again visible. This is good for the PWs, since it will be easier for players to find us.
It's not going to be a cool HD version of NWN, but more like a stable version of the game with an active support, backwards compability and a proper server list. It's potentially great for the old multiplayer community. Will it attract new players who never played the original game? Probably not.
I doubt it will bring back the golden age of WoC, but there could be a potential for a reboot or renewal. It all depends, though, and I suppose there will be plenty of discussion in the coming months.
Statistics: Posted by Azrael — Thu Nov 23, 2017 8:40 am
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Looking at the announce video, it looks graphically identical to the original game. If they have been lazy with the resolution upscaling then I'm dubious about how their other aims will work out.
Also they mention nothing about the gameplay. Many were tired of NwN gameplay for a long time now, so it's could be the old chestnut that outside of role-playing people wouldn't login which in turn means people don't stay in when they login to check for activity.
Then there would be other factors of having sufficiently active staff and updated rulesets for the server to promote creativity(such as allowing more freedom to affect the world) and not allow things to stagnate again as they had been stagnating for years prior to WoC's final "death".
Statistics: Posted by The Voices — Thu Nov 23, 2017 6:28 am
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Any interest?
Statistics: Posted by Balok — Tue Nov 21, 2017 9:21 am
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