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The 2 Topics i disagree with you are:
"Most reviews seem to be going easy on this and are kind of missing the point since they seem to be reviewing "Baldur's Gate" as a game again"
Most of the reviewers i saw gave this Enchanced Edition a pretty low score (around 6 out of 10), most of them saying the "enchancements werent worth it".
The other topic being:
"And because they were so popular in recent BioWare games, hey let's add some new romances: http://i.imgur.com/EPukq.png http://i.imgur.com/aix59.jpg despite Baldur's Gate never having those and being better off without them. "
Have you tried BG1NPCs mod? a well done romance with your PC greatly improves the story in general, it makes both your PC and your love interest grow as characters, giving you a more deep feeling & motivations within the overall story. Dynaheir (from BG1NPC mod) or Viconia (in BG2) serve as my best examples to this.
With that said, after alot of mods added romances in BG2 & BG1, i expected Neera to be at least in par with them... but no, it is very amateurish work. In modding tutorials, they teach you that Bioware romanceable NPCs (from BG2) were "amateur" and teach you that you should always strive to do better, Neera is not only worse than what the modding comunity has to offer, but worse the than original romances from BG2.
With the Enchanced Edition being just an supposed improvement, i would expect that those 3 NPCs would have a crapload of interaction with the story.
I cannot say much about the other 2 new NPC's romance, but as normal party members they are very dull (pack mules!).
Excuse me, but have you played the game? mine has that UI and the OP presented very valid points.
I dont understand what you meant by that, as a BG veteran i am all for new people to try this wonderful game, what i am against is this "Enchanced" Edition not only removing content but charging for stuff that is avaiable for free and what little hastely done content it contains doesnt excuse for this price tag. This version is actually very inferior to a modded BG1 install, thats my main problem with it.
Odd, I always thought the BG2 romances were some of the best ones I've seen from BioWare, but maybe that's just good memories talking.
That said, while I would very much appreciate a BG version that supports higher resolutions properly I rather not have a game that has been messed with, at least with mods I can opt-out of stuff I feel I don't need or changes I feel are for the worse. A lot of it is also nostalgia, I wouldn't say the new cinematics are bad per se, but the originals, well, good times, good memories...
This should be a sticky for sure.
--Chris
BG2 romances are probably the best Bioware did, they great in their own way. What i mean is that modding tutorials (at least the 5 ones i read before getting into modding) always refered to the Bioware Romances as the basic working ground, that every beginner modder should look foward to topple the Bioware Romances both in writing quality & complexity, i belive it was a way to make us always try to improve. I said that because Beamdog didint even did this basic first step when it came to their new NPCs and they had much more potential then modders would ever have (at least i belived that, with them being a company & all).
As for having options, that would have been an excelent option, to would be able to play original uncut BG1. If you look at a good example would be the new Rise of the Triad remake, not only you will be getting the original Rise of the Triad, but you can play the remake with all the sound & etc from the original.
More than this i can't understand WHY on earth they changed the movies!! if the game in enhanched simply enhanche it, don't change it! they don't deserve the money i spent for the game.
I'm going to install my boxed and original copy of baldur's gate right now.