Even a fighter with great buffs and equipment will be taxed to understand the CR mixture thrown at him. Graphics: Kotor with more polygons at best, not optimised at all. Rules implementation: Abysmal, can't even get Attack of Opp to work correctly, eh? Not to mention Bogus feats and NO Climbing/Swimming/Flying.
That said: This game fails on so many levels. These sorts of things make the game fall short on any sort of replaybility or ability to capture your attention for more than a passing fancy. You get tons of equipment, but have to sell 99% of it and choose only the ones that fit your profile. Everything is layed out for you from the start to the point where you really have no options available to you. Sure, you can change you class & equipment, but you can't "choose your own adventure", so to speak. Unfortunately, these make the game sound good, but I come away with it feeling very dissatisfied. But the storyline is slow to start and pretty bland and predictable, probably a 7. D&D based gameplay gives it a 9 in my book. Sure, you can change you class & equipment, but you can't "choose your own Graphics and effects are pretty good, maybe a 9. Graphics and effects are pretty good, maybe a 9. Hopefully Bioware will do a better job with Dragon Age and Obsidian did with NWN 2. I thought that Obsidian showed promise with KOTOR 2, which, despite its obvious flaws and unfinished feel, was a much better game than this one. The other comments have elaborated on all the problems with this game.
Boring gameplay, lackluster graphics, linear design with virtually no side quests or other optional activities, awful AI, flat, cliched NPCs, counterintuitive interface- I could go on. I had been looking forward to this game for years, only to find that it is the worst D&D game in the Black Isle/Bioware/Obsidian line to yet be released. The other comments have What a disappointment.
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