Neverwinter Nights -- DirectX or OpenGL
Neil Harrington
that the game can be configured to use either DirectX or OpenGL, but it
makes no recommendation as to which. Anyone have opinions on this?
My system is:
Athlon 64 3200+ Venice
DFI nForce4-4x
1 GB Corsair PC3200
GeForce 7600 GS 256MB
WinXP Home SP2
Wolfing
Neil Harrington
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Thanks.
Michael Romes
> I'm just installing Neverwinter Nights Platinum.
I have no idea about your question but a question of my own:
Is there any difference between "Neverwinter Nights Platinum" and the
"Neverwinter Nights Deluxe Edition"?
Kendrick Kerwin Chua
You're referring to the Diamond edition, right? As I recall, the Platinum
edition has only the Undrentide and Underdark expansions. The Diamond
edition includes both of those and the Kingmaker expansion on top of it.
Being released later, the Diamond edition also has later patches included
with it.
In general, later editions of most games will tend to include more stuff,
so you should be able to get the most bang for your buck by referring to
release dates. This isn't guaranteed to be true with Bioware products now
that the Electronic Arts buyout is effective.
-KKC, who can't shop for games because everybody's closed.
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Michael Romes
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> You're referring to the Diamond edition, right?
No to the Deluxe Edition. That´s the name of the german version and from
your description I guess that the german deluxe edition is the same as
the platinum edition, meaning NWN + 2 expansions.
Kendrick Kerwin Chua
Michael Romes <Arch...@t-online.de> wrote:
>Kendrick Kerwin Chua schrieb:
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>> You're referring to the Diamond edition, right?
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>the platinum edition, meaning NWN + 2 expansions.
Didn't know there was a German edition with a different name, thanks for
the correction. Anybody else tired of game name modifiers with precious
metals or gemstones that don't otherwise impart any information about
what's different?
-KKC, who expects to see Neverwinter Nights: Corporate OEM edition. It'll
come with Windows by default, like Solitaire and Pinball. :)
Sleepy
"Neil Harrington" <n...@home.today> wrote in message
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NWN 1 used an engine that favoured OpenGL and thus ... Nvidia cards.
I don't remember having the option to choose a renderer but if so then
using D3D would have been mainly for the benefit of ATI cards.
OpenGL aint dead - its just not used as often as D3D
Wolfing
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> >> On Mar 22, 11:46 am, "Neil Harrington" <n...@home.today> wrote:
> >>> I'm just installing Neverwinter Nights Platinum. Reading the manual I
> >>> see
> >>> that the game can be configured to use either DirectX or OpenGL, but it
> >>> makes no recommendation as to which. Anyone have opinions on this?
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> >>> My system is:
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> >>> Athlon 64 3200+ Venice
> >>> DFI nForce4-4x
> >>> 1 GB Corsair PC3200
> >>> GeForce 7600 GS 256MB
> >>> WinXP Home SP2
> >> I'd vote for Direct X, Open GL is kinda dead
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> > Thanks.
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> NWN 1 used an engine that favoured OpenGL and thus ... Nvidia cards.
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> I don't remember having the option to choose a renderer but if so then
> using D3D would have been mainly for the benefit of ATI cards.
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> OpenGL aint dead - its just not used as often as D3D
hmm.... like a Diner's credit card then :) I'd go for Visa