chevalier
Sat, 1st Apr '06, 2:30am
Here are today's Neverwinter Nights forum highlights, collected by NWVault (http://nwvault.ign.com). Please take into account that these are only single parts of various threads and should not be taken out of context. Bear in mind also that the posts presented here are copied as-is, and that any bad spelling and grammar does not get corrected on our end.
<font size="3" face="Verdana, Arial" color="#cc6600">Stanley Woo, Quality Assurance</font>
The Greatest Module Ever (http://nwn.bioware.com//forums/viewpost.html?topic=475655&post=4055513&forum=42&highlight=)
The sheer amount of work involved in reproducing even a small portion of one city of the Realms would make this a nigh-impossible task. Why not suggest something easier, like drawing the entirety of the Realms in some detail? http://forums.bioware.com/_commonext/images/smiles/icon_wink.gif
13 March 2006 - New BioWare Austin Studio (http://nwn.bioware.com//forums/viewpost.html?topic=473550&post=4055811&forum=41&highlight=)
<hr />Well said. Speaking of which, and this may have already been asked, will The Austin studio be working on more than just MMO's, or will that be their primary focus?<hr />Good question. As the Austin studio has just started up, we don't have a lot more information to give you. For the time being, at least, our Austin studio will be working on an as-yet unannounced MMO. It should be awesome-tastic!
WWW Poll: Have you ever purchased a full video game via digital download from an online site? (http://nwn.bioware.com//forums/viewpost.html?topic=475261&post=4055812&forum=41&highlight=)
<hr />I never have, and am not really interested in it, either. The only way I'd consider a digital download of a full game is if I was getting the full game boxed copy included (as in the GalCiv2 example already mentioned) or if it was something I truly wanted and there was no other way to get it.<hr />I've got to agree with Kevin Lynch here. I too like the convenience of a digital download, but I don't want to sacrifice the tangible benefits of "having" a hard copy with manuals, amps, keyboard layout cards, and whatever. Perhaps I'm just an old gamer. http://forums.bioware.com/_commonext/images/smiles/icon_smile.gif
<font size="3" face="Verdana, Arial" color="#cc6600">Stanley Woo, Quality Assurance</font>
The Greatest Module Ever (http://nwn.bioware.com//forums/viewpost.html?topic=475655&post=4055513&forum=42&highlight=)
The sheer amount of work involved in reproducing even a small portion of one city of the Realms would make this a nigh-impossible task. Why not suggest something easier, like drawing the entirety of the Realms in some detail? http://forums.bioware.com/_commonext/images/smiles/icon_wink.gif
13 March 2006 - New BioWare Austin Studio (http://nwn.bioware.com//forums/viewpost.html?topic=473550&post=4055811&forum=41&highlight=)
<hr />Well said. Speaking of which, and this may have already been asked, will The Austin studio be working on more than just MMO's, or will that be their primary focus?<hr />Good question. As the Austin studio has just started up, we don't have a lot more information to give you. For the time being, at least, our Austin studio will be working on an as-yet unannounced MMO. It should be awesome-tastic!
WWW Poll: Have you ever purchased a full video game via digital download from an online site? (http://nwn.bioware.com//forums/viewpost.html?topic=475261&post=4055812&forum=41&highlight=)
<hr />I never have, and am not really interested in it, either. The only way I'd consider a digital download of a full game is if I was getting the full game boxed copy included (as in the GalCiv2 example already mentioned) or if it was something I truly wanted and there was no other way to get it.<hr />I've got to agree with Kevin Lynch here. I too like the convenience of a digital download, but I don't want to sacrifice the tangible benefits of "having" a hard copy with manuals, amps, keyboard layout cards, and whatever. Perhaps I'm just an old gamer. http://forums.bioware.com/_commonext/images/smiles/icon_smile.gif