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In a perfect world...

Discussion in 'BG2: Shadows of Amn (Classic)' started by nicksull, Oct 18, 2000.

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    ...I would love if Bioware/Black Isle farmed out their engine and license and produced many of the good old modules of the past. I would LOVE to see a game with the BG2 engine that encompassed the module series that had Vault of the Drow and Queen of the Demonweb Pits. It had seven modules, three with different giants, three in the Underdark (though not called that back then) and a final one in the Abyss where you eventually fight Lolth. I think SSI did somthing like it long ago but it wasn't that memorable. How 'bout it, Bioware?
     
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