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ashsays · 02-06-2004, 09:00 AM

I purchased it because the internet articles I had read about it. They spoke of the linear progression of the game. This reminded me of the old Paper and pencil AD&D "Against the giants"..."decent into the depts"..."Vault of the Drow"... and "Demon web pits" modules and campaign. To my suprise the the story and game play were better then I could have expected. I have had the game over several years now and still play. 6-8 months ago I purchased BGII and was very disapopinted. With IWD you get familiar with a certain way of running battles. BG2 is totlly different. IWD2 will be the next purchase for sure.

02-06-2004, 09:00 AM	#21
ashsays Elite Waterdeep Guard Join Date: August 8, 2003 Location: Pittsburgh Age: 54 Posts: 22	I purchased it because the internet articles I had read about it. They spoke of the linear progression of the game. This reminded me of the old Paper and pencil AD&D "Against the giants"..."decent into the depts"..."Vault of the Drow"... and "Demon web pits" modules and campaign. To my suprise the the story and game play were better then I could have expected. I have had the game over several years now and still play. 6-8 months ago I purchased BGII and was very disapopinted. With IWD you get familiar with a certain way of running battles. BG2 is totlly different. IWD2 will be the next purchase for sure.