For every Tribble that gave us Trouble, there were at least 20 orcs, a red dragon and a gelatinous cube that almost killed our wizard, Galstaff the Funky. That was the nerdiest sentence I've ever typed. I can just see the jocks lining up to give me a galactic wedgie. But since I am among friends and since every single one of you knows exactly what I'm talking about, I can't very well stop now. Except this time, you're not forced to imagine everything.
Dynamic lighting leads to torches that cast lifelike shadows.
Somewhere along the way, this got lost in the shuffle of massively multiplayer gaming and enhanced single player games like Baldur's Gate , which allows one person to manage a whole party. The point of NWN is to bring that living room feeling back into the mix. Of course, it's a little trickier than it sounds, since building a game module and operating it seems like a monstrous chore. Then just drag and drop different sized rooms into the handy little window. Actually, you really can go nuts when you consider the depth.