Let's Play Neverwinter Nights 2: Storm of Zehir, Episode 1: Introduction

[orestesangel]

How did you add these 3 extra buttons on the right of the bottom bar? Or is it a SoZ feature? (I have MotB at the moment)

[Justanotherconsumer]

@orestesangel Not 100% sure what you're asking for. I think it's the three buttons to the right of the main hotkey bar. I can't remember how long those have been there, but I don't think it was a SoZ thing explicitly, probably just a patch, but it might be SoZ.

If that's not it, the mode bar on the bottom right is always there, though it can be hidden, the additional buttons above the mode bar are in the options.

[orestesangel]

@Justanotherconsumer Yeah I was asking about the three buttons right of the main hotkey bar. I was curious because I don't have them..

Btw, SoZ looks cool

[Justanotherconsumer]

I wouldn't recommend starting with SoZ. Mask of the Betrayer is by far the best of the three campaigns, though it's really a sequel to the original official campaign and there are a couple of references in it that won't make sense without the original.

[koora8]

just got the the game + 2 expansions ,

so confused lol

first time i play a real RPG heh

[1337lolguyman]

@koora8 lol, makes D&D look cool, eh, and the nerds not so nerdy for picking cool games.

[Nyrufa]

I've been looking for this game but its a pain in the ass to find it in stores. How advanced is the game programmed? Does it calculate how to react to your party in SOZ or do they have set personalities and stuff?

I want to know, this game looks epic!!

[Justanotherconsumer]

@Nyrufa You can change how you play depending on which characters you have, but the game doesn't change much.

You can get different cohorts and sometimes you can resolve quests different ways depending on your party, but it's not as adaptable as it could have been.