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DM's Tools

Discussion in 'Neverwinter Nights (Classic)' started by Voltric, Jul 20, 2000.

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    [​IMG] Well to generate interest in this section, what do people think about the Aura (I think I got that right) tool set? I think NWN may have the ability to be the coolest new thing in CRPGs in a long time. I don't think the gameplay will be that much better than BG or BG2. Online play will not be that different from Everquest or Ultima online (I guess). 3rd edition will be cold but not that much of a change. I think the DM tools have to be the thing that puts NWN ahead of the pack.

    What size world do you think we will be able to creat? The size of BG?

    Do you think real time voice duplexing is really going to be in the game? And if it is what effect will it have on DMing live?

    How much control will you have as DM to change things around during play?

    If NWN really works I think it will finally move CRPGs into the same realm as table top. The VR game world created and run live by a DM is not far away! :D
     
    Voltric, Jul 20, 2000
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    [​IMG] Actually it was the Aurora engine, then the Solstice Toolset and now it is Neverwinter Toolset (or something similar) heh...
    And the possibilities really seems countless. It's one game I'm looking forward to very much.
     
    Taluntain, Jul 20, 2000
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    I think the gameplay will be much better than BG and BG2 cos it will be in true 3d.
     
    Spirit, Jul 21, 2000
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