I'll concede the fact that the single player campaign isn't all that. In fact, as you said, I haven't seen anything as good as Baldur's Gate II (in terms of single player RPG) in my entire "gaming career." As for the multi player portion, it seems you have yet to play it my friend...wow does it rule. I could go on and on, but I was playing an adventure made by one of my friends last night with about 4 other people and it's the closest thing, IMHO, to an actual D&D session. Granted, it's not the same thing, but for crying out loud, it's on the computer.
A bit off-topic, but as for other role-playing games that are based on the d20 system that should be on the computer, I would love to see the new SpyCraft using the Shadowforce Archer campaign setting...that would be very neat.
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I'll concede the fact that the single player campaign isn't all that. In fact, as you said, I haven't seen anything as good as Baldur's Gate II (in terms of single player RPG) in my entire "gaming career." As for the multi player portion, it seems you have yet to play it my friend...wow does it rule. I could go on and on, but I was playing an adventure made by one of my friends last night with about 4 other people and it's the closest thing, IMHO, to an actual D&D session. Granted, it's not the same thing, but for crying out loud, it's on the computer. A bit off-topic, but as for other role-playing games that are based on the d20 system that should be on the computer, I would love to see the new SpyCraft using the Shadowforce Archer campaign setting...that would be very neat.