It will save me some time as well, even though landscape design is one of the parts of modding that I find most enjoyable. I don't know which ones have or haven't yet seen such use, but I can certainly do my part to showcase a few. Having browsed through many of the prefab areas designed by other NWN2 players and modders, I was impressed with all of the fine quality work available, waiting to be used by other builders in modules. This should be more than enough time, since, unlike with TiR, I will not be designing all of the areas myself. I'll allocate 3 weeks for this one, plus another week's worth of research and contingency time interspersed within. As with that module, I'll document my experience of learning the toolset and making a module, from my perspective as a beginner, which I hope will serve to inspire other beginners to give it a try if they haven't already. Trouble In Rainesfere took two weeks to complete, not counting the viewing of the toolset tutorial videos that inspired me to create it in the first place. That said, I intend for this to be the kind of module that I myself enjoy playing, and I'll judge my success or failure by how well I accomplish this. As a learning experience, a smaller scope can prevent constant revisionism as one's skill and experience grows, by enabling the project to be completed quickly enough that such desires don't have time to develop. Any first work with a new set of tools should be small, in my opinion. From that, I'll decide what will be done.įor my first venture in NWN2 questmaking, I elected to begin with something relatively limited in scope. In the meantime, I've been tinkering, reading the forums, and browsing the Vault's script repository, to determine what can be done in this toolset. I just can't really start on it until I have a decent-sized block of time I can spend on it, and I expect that will be this summer. I have Bitcoin.I decided some time ago that I would make an adventure module for Neverwinter Nights, after my earlier Dragon Age: Origins quest mod experiment. DO NOT EMAIL US BEGGING FOR NEW GAMES, LASTEST UPDATES OR PATCHES! YOU WILL BE IGNORED. Please email us at and let us know how you want to donate and we will provide more details. I want to donate via PayPal, credit/debit card or another cryptocurrency. See below for more information on each option. You may donate via PayPal, credit/debit card, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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