I remember trying out the first NWN and being very excited by the hype I'd heard about it. However, I couldn't handle playing it for more than about 20 minutes before my annoyance at how the camera worked overwhelmed the enjoyment I was deriving from the game. I shelfed the game, playing it only occasionally (since the story and graphics were quite compelling, and I am a total D&D geek). When I tried NWN2 I was disappointed with the same thing. I liked the ability in Baldur's Gate of being able to click on the map and move to the specified location.
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I remember trying out the first NWN and being very excited by the hype I'd heard about it. However, I couldn't handle playing it for more than about 20 minutes before my annoyance at how the camera worked overwhelmed the enjoyment I was deriving from the game. I shelfed the game, playing it only occasionally (since the story and graphics were quite compelling, and I am a total D&D geek). When I tried NWN2 I was disappointed with the same thing. I liked the ability in Baldur's Gate of being able to click on the map and move to the specified location.