If you're talking about the original Neverwinter Nights, I'd recommend the Shadows of Undrentide/Hordes of the Underdark (which you'll probably have already)LordRoyal said:I plan on doing some more modules, are there any custom modules anyone particularly enjoyed for that game?
I personally found Honest Hearts a bit better when I loaded my realism mods into the game. Then the game became exceedingly more about surviving then exploring.Neuromaster said:Fallout: New Vegas. Played through it a couple times now. I enjoy it a lot. The improved weapon variety from Fallout 3 was very welcome and I liked the quest writing better (especially for the main plot). Dead Money DLC was fun and a nice change of pace, but Honest Hearts was a little disappointing. Just not a whole lot there.
I finished the main story cases of LA Noire 2 days ago I believe. Since then I've been getting more achievements and did the two DLC story cases and awaiting the other ones to be released. Now alongside that I'm getting back into The Legend of Heroes Trails in the Sky.Sp3ratus said:What about you OP, why not tell us what your last game was?
Oh my god, someone else who knows and love Cryostasis *bro fist*. Fucking hell I thought I was one of the only people whose played that game. God I loved that game even though some of the ending was a little strange but I can forgive it.Sp3ratus said:I just completed a playthrough of Cryostasis: Sleep of Reason, like an hour ago or so. The atmosphere, the setting and the story were amazing, even though the last part of the game was a major mindfuck.
Overall, I really liked the game, an underappreciated gem. Sure, the gameplay is a bit monotonous and neither was it really a challenge(I like that in games), but I would definitely recommend it for everything else in the game. The atmosphere is really tense and creepy. I've had for a while, since the Steam Winter Sale, but I haven't gotten around the play it before now.
What about you OP, why not tell us what your last game was?
I could see that adding some challenge. Really, I just felt like it lacked purpose. The interesting characters in Honest Hearts were the New Canaanites (tribals == boring). So, Joshua Graham and Daniel, and I don't think either of them got enough screen time or lived up to their potential.LordRoyal said:I personally found Honest Hearts a bit better when I loaded my realism mods into the game. Then the game became exceedingly more about surviving then exploring.Neuromaster said:Fallout: New Vegas. Played through it a couple times now. I enjoy it a lot. The improved weapon variety from Fallout 3 was very welcome and I liked the quest writing better (especially for the main plot). Dead Money DLC was fun and a nice change of pace, but Honest Hearts was a little disappointing. Just not a whole lot there.