Shehzad said:Playing Civilization IV. It is a worthy successor to the name.
Koson said:...and Arcanum (I'm a bit surprized no one's mentioned it, although far from new it's quite deep and innovative - how many games let you play a halfling grenadier / half-ogre mage / elven rifleman for example?).
Arcanum is nice and well crafted which is no surprize since part of its developer team was behind the Fallout games too; the graphics unfortunately are quite drab but there's more to the game than meets the eye.Shehzad said:I've heard good things about Arcanum, as well, but my current addiction with NWN and Civ 4 won't let go.
Koson said:I liked a lot NWN SoU; the OC felt too drawn and HotU too cluttered. However, I have yet to try the multiplayer.
I've tried some of NWN Vault's mods and they were nice, but my picks lacked the epic scope of a full campaign.Shehzad said:Heresy! NWN is at its best on multiplayer. After completing the OC and expansions, I first headed towards the multitude of superb mods available at NWN Vault, some of which outshine the official campaigns. Then I headed online, where I have been hooked for over a year now...
When the moment comes I'll do it, thanks a lot for the offer!If you do decide to venture online, give me a buzz.
Koson said:I've tried some of NWN Vault's mods and they were nice, but my picks lacked the epic scope of a full campaign.
trentdick2882 said:Kameo and Call of Duty 2 on the X-box 360. w00t w00t!