Odd that Planescape, Oblivion, and a billion other WRPGs aren't on there.

Goddammit I've learned to resent that menu music so much.  Is there possibly an option to change the menu to one of the other NWN2 ones?  I'm so fucking sick of it.

Start a new character, sounds like a roll playing game to me. And I'm not digging that music. That's it. I roll with Bob Saget.
 
  

So tired. All I could take away from this blog is that I like Interplay more than you.

I remember reading an incredibly scathing review of Might & Magic 7 around the time I started playing it (the review mostly focused on its old-old-school sprite graphics and lack of significant improvement since 6) and thinking I was the only one that liked it. It's reassuring to see it on your silver ionic column of  outstanding achievement in the field of excellence. Otherwise, this comment is almost completely irrelevant to the blog it's replying to.
 
I think I've run out of average-to-meh D&D RPGs for you, besides obvious stuff you've probably covered. Dungeon Hack?

"Soo... yeah. I'm still here. And I'm still playing Neverwinter Nights 2. But I restarted and made another character after coming to the not so difficult realization that (as someone put in the comments of the previous blog) "Warlocks are fucking boring". 

Human sorc6/SpShaman4/ASoc10/EK10

A prestege class that pumps arcane ALSO pumps Spirit Shaman (presumably because they are based on
the same sorceror code). The net result is a 25(29) caster level with sorc AND 23(27) spirit shaman!
Both have spell DCs based on CHA 

You can basically shit spells as if you had diarrhea.

more info here: (  http://www.gamefaqs.com/pc/939027-neverwinter-nights-2-mask-of-the-betrayer/faqs/50858 )

The lack of a Might and Magic game in your Gold tier is simply unacceptable. As a fellow Sandro lover I demand that Might and Magic VII be moved to the gold tier. And also that you play Ultima VII. The rest of your blog sounded a lot like statistics. I hate statistics and I'm a game designer. I use them as sparingly as possible and try to ignore them in all other facets of life.

I've also just started playing this game. The problems are really grating rendering the game almost unplayable: the AI, UI, and camera are busted. What was relatively fluid in Baldur's Gate and NWN1 is a mess here. To the game's credit, the 3.5 ruleset is incorporated well (personally, I prefer RPGs to be based on pen-and-paper rulesets) and could in theory provide epic battles involving strategy and skill, but due to all the other problems in the game it hasn't really been all that fun.
 
The reason I'm probably not getting much out of the combat is lacking motivation. There's too few ways of doing things based on your char build and alignment, instead the game railroads you into dichotomous choices, the characters and quests are generic, and the quest padding is insane.  As Shamus Young bitched about here the amount of quests it takes just to get into Blacklake is overboard. I'm on that part now and 6 quests/4 hours later, after killing every thung in the docks, I'm still not much closer to finishing the segment. As if my chaotic good character would willingly be the errand boy for the City Watch or some bandits if there were any other option...
 
On the plus side, my Grey Orc Cleric is starting to reap the benefits of his OP class, ie. Divine Power. It's nice to have spells, full-plate, and the attack bonuses of a frontline fighter :D