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Do you find that NWN still holds up well today? I used to play it a lot when it first came out (first campaigns then dlc then persistant world servers), I haven’t really played the enhanced edition much yet, so just wondered.
Do you find that NWN still holds up well today? I used to play it a lot when it first came out (first campaigns then dlc then persistant world servers), I haven’t really played the enhanced edition much yet, so just wondered.
I liked Grim dawn for the amount of time that we (my other half and I) played it, but I seem to remember it had issues with shared quests in that you had to complete all quests individually (I’m pretty sure that was it, forgive me it’s been awhile), is that still a problem? I might have to go check it out again if it isn’t.
Ok fair enough - however if you in one moment say :
Currently you’re required to tinker with each game to get them to work well. I’d suggest revisiting this in ten years.
And then in another you say :
Many games do work out of the box on steam.
Kinda sends mixed messages don’t you think?
Currently you’re required to tinker with each game to get them to work well. I’d suggest revisiting this in ten years.
Yeah, this is flat out not true. I play many games on my system that I just hit the launch button on. As one other person said you only need to make sure that Steam Play is enabled first. This is even on an nvidia gpu based system. Not to say that EVERY game is going to work out of the box, but to say that they all need to be tinkered with is just wrong.
Thief Gold and Thief 2, System Shock 1/2 👍
This feels very infuriating 🤣
Ahh right on - I had a lot of love for that game, so was curious. Might have to try it again regardless :)