I wish they had DLC plans, I loved this game. The endgame set-up is perfect, one DLC could be the Karlach/wyll ending, one could be helping Gale with his thing… Theres endless material there
That’s…not quite right. The demographic into these games like the length, it’s great content and tells an awesome story. They want replayability. They want choices. They look forward to mistakes and seeing where it leads. To them length just means more time to enjoy every possible way of doing things.
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I wish they had DLC plans, I loved this game. The endgame set-up is perfect, one DLC could be the Karlach/wyll ending, one could be helping Gale with his thing… Theres endless material there
The pipe dream request would be for a toolset to allow custom user campaigns and go the Neverwinter Nights route.
It’s apparently a license restriction that prevents this. Damn WotC.
This is what I kept thinking about the entire time. The amount of other campaigns I played in NWN was bonkers.
That would require you to have chosen that path through the game for it to work though?
What level of different choices would they allow, or just do it as a stand alone?
The longer the game gets the more the combinations build up and the worse the replayability gets for many players due to the length.
That’s…not quite right. The demographic into these games like the length, it’s great content and tells an awesome story. They want replayability. They want choices. They look forward to mistakes and seeing where it leads. To them length just means more time to enjoy every possible way of doing things.