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Yes, it's a shame. I will miss him a lot.

It's like you're giving a eulogy. Maybe the person just had their internet disconnected due to non-payment.

I'm still here

Showed up, didn't waste any time. Ah, you missed the Mafia game =(

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Isn't this like, Revan logging in as Morny? He wouldn't leave his password for him, would he?)

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I also have Divine Divinity. My brother started playing as a warrior today, and I was thinking of playing as a mage, although I should probably finish Baldur's Gate first. But there's that stupid tower with a bunch of floors, full of traps. I get tired of reloading, it takes too long.

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Damn, I've been waking up to the sound of a drill for the third day in a row.

Buy a railgun.

Does anyone remember the name of the map in Heroes of Might and Magic III where all the players are different Greek gods?

It says so in the description.

Guys, help me out if you can. Today I installed this game, it's an old one, called Neverwinter Nights 2, Era of the Illithids. Seriously, I can't even kill the kobolds at the beginning. I looked for info online, but there's almost nothing, let alone a walkthrough. Arandor, you're supposedly a D&D pro, maybe you know something?

This is some kind of shoddy, unofficial content. Play the original Heroes of Might and Magic and the official expansions, not fan-made stuff.
Besides, your map might be designed for multiplayer or for a high-level character.

NWN 2 is old? That was quick...
And he said he wasn't a noob!

Actually, I didn't even finish the second Heroes of Might and Magic. My computer is not powerful enough, and I don't feel like playing on it like that anyway. The loading times are too long.

This seems like some kind of shoddy fan-made thing. Play the original Heroes of Might and Magic and the official expansions, not these homemade versions.
Besides, it might be designed for multiplayer or for a high-level character.

It doesn't really seem like a homemade game. The disc is a licensed copy, and the game seems interesting, with decent graphics (for 2006). They also gave the character two levels at the beginning, so it's like a level 3 character. The problem is that I wanted to level up a mage, but the spells are kind of useless; they only hit 1 out of 10 times. Kobolds roam around in packs, and I can only kill 1-2 at a time. Then the spells run out, and I have to run away, but they chase me all over the map and eventually kill me:mad:
P.S. Should I just throw the disc away?

Official expansions for the game
Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer
Neverwinter Nights 2: Mysteries of Westgate
Neverwinter Nights 2: Storm of Zehir

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By the way, I read about the plot. Is Lord Nasher involved again? When do the events of the second part take place? After the first? And how many years later. Why is Nasher so hard to kill?

I have no idea who Lord Nasher is. I haven't played the first game. And I don't know anything about the game's history. The only disc I have is the one I'm talking about; I bought it a long time ago and have tried to start playing it several times, but I keep running into the same problems – at the beginning, the kobolds brutally kill me. Arandor, could you at least suggest something? Maybe it's better to play as a warrior instead of a mage? Should I create a half-orc, and will that make it easier?

Try playing as a Warrior. At the beginning, it should be easier for him against a crowd of enemies, although that's not a certainty, as this is a custom map. I played custom maps for the first Heroes of Might and Magic, and not all of them were good.) You can also try playing as a Monk; he has a dodge ability. Increase his Agility and you're good to go.

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You can also run and shoot.

Well, it seems I don't have a choice. Either become a warrior or end up on the scrap heap. I'm afraid to start as a monk, as he doesn't wear armor:(
P.S. I would have liked to play as a mage. By the way, I still haven't figured out who is better - a wizard or a warlock. But in general, I read that the most reliable spell is magic arrow. I even tried to summon a wolf - a second-level spell, but it couldn't even handle a single kobold. The only tactic I've developed is to lure kobolds to that old man who appears at the beginning of the game; he kicks them. But this only works against melee fighters. It doesn't work with archers; you can't do much when they deal 3 damage, and the character has 18 health.