LunaCrist's page

Holy shnappities,

above is one of the aforementioned great rp'ers, and great friends I met through NWN and proof of the game's better points. He lives in Yukon and I lived in Texas at the time, and we became good friends through our mutual NWN experience.
Yep, its me, Luna, and I am trying to resurface from obscurity. I tried to email you a while ago, but I will do so again. Awesome to hear from you!
*runs dancing & clapping down the hall to tell SO he "ran into" LunaCrist* Yay!
-Z

Sweet...I'm glad to see that you're still kicking (and screaming?) I can't wait to play with you again. Perhaps we can double team the DMing with a group this time since I pretty much know the campaign (being the main character and all heh). I started DMing my own campaign in the later year or so before I gave up on NWN so I know what I'm doing (in regard to using the client, being a DM on the other hand...;).

I've already paid for my Limited Edition pre-order copy and am planning a gaming night on the 4th of November with some friends. Probably the same server name etc. Of course you are always welcome. Do be sure to look it up if you're looking for someone to play with.

I would go on about how much I enjoy NWN to defend it and tell you all how much they've improved it - how stellar the community content is /already/ and the game isn't even out yet. Instead I'll just drop a couple links and hope someday we can meet online and you can meet an alter ego or two *laughs madly*

Neverwinter Vault - for all your NWN needs.
The forums - to get a good idea of what has changed/improved.

Here are a couple neat videos of some of the monsters, which now look much more like the ones in the Monster Manual:

First a comparision page:
MM vs. NWN2

videos:
Volume one
Volume Two.

Can anyone say...fanboy? *grins wickedly*

Oh, BTW I'm Luna. Nice to meetchya!

Hope to see you online!

~Luna

I’ve Got Reach wrote:

This might be the worst D&D RPG to be released since the New Ubi-Soft Pool of Radiance game.

Wow! That's a harsh indictment. (The New)PoR has my vote for worst D&D game ever.

I mean if you like endless hours of wandering around a poorly drawn maze fighting the same undead creatures and orcs, no offense to anyone, but not my cup o' tea.
I can most definitely see how the flaws in NWN show through the well worn layers of paint BioWare gave it, but its strengths, especially in being able to carry on a campaign with the same group of people despite scheduling problems and vast geographical distances made it well worth its while in its heyday.
Don't get me wrong. I still long for the days of BG and IWD and co., and I don't think there have been many good RPG's since, but I believe NWN was one of them, and I have similar hopes for its successor. To each their own, and my statements are not intended as criticism, just defending a game I think deserves better than to be compared to the bug-ridden "2.5 ruleset" horror that was UbiSoft's PoR. *big friendly nonthreatening smile*

Yes considering that we ran a campaign for months ZC?...This is who i think it is right?

Is this how i have to get a hold of you...do a google search of the name?

Miss ya bud...email me.