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Originally Posted by tycho102
The newest patches give a massive boost to performance. Update your drivers, and if you can play NWN1 well, NwN2 will run ok if you crank the options down.
The single-player campaign was pretty decent up until the very end of the game. The very last dungeon is a massive turd in the D&D game genre. The trick to the single-player campaign is using the command line to allow 6 party members. When everyone gets their "party banter" lines going, the game goes pretty smooth. It does tend to make fights quite a bit easier, but if you're not playing the game for normal dungeon crawl purposes, then party banter is what you'll be wanting.
As for mods, I haven't tried any of them. I never tried mods for NwN1, either. There's dozens of games with mods that I've never taken the time to get installed and running.
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The mods are needed in NWN for multiplayer. People make their own worlds to explore, it's a great game for mp if you can find a good server. Haven't been able to find anything I like in number 2 yet.
I remember one server in NWN1 had over a hundred people online at once. That was pretty cool for free online play. Plus it was better than guildwars as you could be walking anywhere and run into another player.