my advice, dont tell people who your characters are. Some people might go out of their way to get involved just because you are blogging about it. stay low-key, and get the real experience.

when you start it can ya post a link? please?

You mean like this one?



(It is kind of buried there at the bottom of my post. I was wondering if it might get overlooked crammed on the bottom like that.)

Good or bad, a legitimate point or a lack of knowledge because I didn't look in the correct place to find it, I'm going to write about what happens to me as I play Amia and what I learn as I research on the forums and in the game.

We figure that any quest has not been implemented yet or is available somewhere that we missed. Or maybe we’re just too high level? That's a nice thing about quests I've found. If you're too high a level you can go through the motions, but you can't actually finish (or t least get to the end) of the quests.

Nopes, but I am brooding some new stuff that adds a lot of quests. It will probably hatch at the end of November.

Saw a bit of your blog hat I've been following that I meant to comment on earlier.



Every quest on Amia (currently) is completeable by any level, though obviously doing a lowbie quest as a high level, the rewards will probably be fairly "small".

That said Disco had some quest plans... dunno if he hadded them yet.

Well, the way to disable those movies is by editing the nwn.ini file.
Add the line

Disable Intro Movies=1

to the [Display Options] section in your nwn.ini file.



and if you leave out the word Intro it disables all movies/cut scenes i.e.

Disable Movies=1

on a side note i thought there was only 5, but it is a long time since i played them. and this just disables the 3 intro movies .you still get the eye(to do with the security) and a screen saying NeverWinter Nights, before the main menu.

Every quest on Amia (currently) is completeable by any level, though obviously doing a lowbie quest as a high level, the rewards will probably be fairly "small".

Oh mate, you mentioned something in your blog about the starter movies crashing when you try to click through them.

Here's my fix: Press Esc until you hit menu; it bypasses that issue.

Patiently awaiting the next entry.

Or did you give up on Amia already?

That's interesting. I had a character high enough level to solo the orc cave north of Cordor (but low enough to still have some difficulty with it). But I couldn't get through the door to the final boss. I figured it was locked and unopenable except by the appropriate levels.