UI Scaling is completed busted in the original. For me this looks amazing and I enjoyed NWN2I don't see the enhancements though? I suppose the game working this time around would be an enhancement, but I would have liked a little more.
It really hasn't aged well, like at all. Which is why I was hoping for more from this remaster. Unless they overhauled the combat or something without showing it in the trailer, I expect lots of disappointed people coming from Baldur's Gate.This looks... like the same game from 2007. Which isn't bad - I was actually just thinking recently about how I want to finally play it and Mask of the Betrayer - but uh...
It really hasn't aged well, like at all. Which is why I was hoping for more from this remaster. Unless they overhauled the combat or something without showing it in the trailer, I expect lots of disappointed people coming from Baldur's Gate.
To be clear, the game hadn't aged well way before Baldur's Gate, but now it's even more apparent.
A Relic, Restored: Everything you loved about Neverwinter Nights 2 has been preserved. Enjoy smoother gameplay with refined camera controls, polished mechanics, enhanced textures, and full controller support with a newly designed controller-specific UI.
At least for me, NWN 1 has aged much much better, I went back last year to replay both. I could not play 2 for over 4 hours before giving up. 1, while obviously inferior in most ways, feels consistent and its aged tech almost has a charm to it. 2 feels inconsistent and like something that was thrown together by modders and held together by glue and dreams. I have no idea how I (almost) finished it back then.I dicked around in NWN 1 for a bit maybe 6 months ago and the game at least felt good mechanically. I've never really sat down and played either, I guess. Did NWN2 age worse? I recall that one always feeling kinda clunky in the maybe 1 hour I actually played it at launch.
3.5I am very curious about this as I have long heard the praises for Mask of the Betrayer. As an Infinity Engine fanatic, I found the first Neverwinter Nights to be such a massive disappointment that I never tried the sequel.
What ruleset does it use 3.5 ed?
That sounds like all it needsThe only details I can find on the enhancements are from the Steam description: