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NW:EE Is it still worth it to create singleplayer modules?

randomguy101randomguy101 Member Posts: 6
in Neverwinter Nights
Wondering if its worth the time and effort to continue making my singleplayer modules that other people will play, I don't know if there's a whole community for that. I want to know if I'm just wasting my time if the NWEE community is already dead cause I don't know where to look. I literally don't know anyone who still plays this game.

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  • MelkiorMelkior Member Posts: 216
    Most of the modules I play these days are online, but if I were making a single-player module I'd probably do it more for the fun of creating something than anything else, and then I'd put it onto somewhere like The Vault just in case others enjoyed it.
    The few players who still exist are mostly on multiplayer though, and there are a few places which have a regular "crew" who turn up at regular times for multiplayer fun.
  • IseweinIsewein Member Posts: 576
    I've never played online, only SP, and there's plenty of others still going by the comments on the NWVault on recent uploads such as Tale of Fur and Frost, ADWR EE, Swordflight, Horzen, etc.
  • RayCatRayCat Member Posts: 22
    I only play single player, one of the greatest features EE added was their menu to download some of the best quality single player campaigns
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