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Surviving Horror 2 - v.2.6 (Created 9th of February 2006)
-- HALL OF FAME-, REVIEWERS AWARD- & GOLDEN DRAGON "Most Replayable Module 2006" WINNER! --
-- RATED AS NUMBER 137/300 ON IGN'S NWN1 TOP MODULE LIST! --
(https://neverwintervault.org/article/reference/nwn1-igns-top-module-list)
-- Old NWNVault SCORE: 9.58 / 10.00 (55 Votes) --
-- Old NWNVault Download-Count: 6711 Downloads --
-- Reviewer's Award Score: 8.50 / 10.00 (8.0 Minimum for Winning the Award) --
(ftp://neverwintervault.org/rolovault/projects/nwn1/modules/4818/index.html)
***SoU and HotU v.1.68 and CEP v.1.X required (SEE ADDITIONAL NOTES ON THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE).***
"SH2 takes place two months after the adventures in Surviving Horror. You, Jina and Frogrin have lived in the village of Haladar's Inn for that time. A terrible snowstorm rages over the village and rumours can be heard of that a caravan sent to get some food has been missing for some time. As soon as you hear it, you decide to go outside and look for the missing caravan. But what awaits in the coldness of the snowstorm? Can it be so that you're just about to enter a nightmare even worse than the one you survived two months ago ...?"
Gameplay Length: 3-5 Hours.
Start Level: 8. End Level: 12.
There are paths for various alignments but mostly focuses on Good.
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** WARNING **: This is a horror game inspired by both the Silent Hill - and Resident Evil series, which means that it contains a lot of graphical violence and disturbing/horrifying scenes. Player discretion is adviced.
** NOTE **: If possible; use the character exported from Surviving Horror 1. But you can use a new character if you like, since you can be updated (both with levels and items) at the start of the mod. Fighter Class is recommended.
If you want to romance Jina; use a Human or Half-Elf Male character. If you want to romance Frogrin; use a Halfling Female for best results regarding animations etc.
** FEATURES **:
*Mysterious and Epic Story line with a lot of plot twists!
*An horrific nightmare-enviroment!
*Scary New Music!
*Two very interactive henchmen with different personalities!
*Relationship points for both henchmen! The more points you get, the better the relationship becomes with that person. Both are ROMANCEABLE.
*Secret henchmen-specific items for each henchman!
*Cooking System! A system which lets you create your own food by combining different items!
*Multiple endings! There are a total of SEVEN different endings. Try to get them all!
*Detailed walkthrough and readme!
** Version History **:
**ROMANTIC ANIMATIONS AND NEW PORTRAITS (Made by Archon. Website: http://my.opera.com/DarkSunsGlare/blog/) ADDED FOR VERSION 2.5 and TOTAL REVAMP OF DIALOG FOR VERSION 2.6 (By LeslieMS)!**
FROGRIN ROMANCE FOR FEMALE PC:S ADDED FOR VERSION 2.2!
** Version 2.0 Exclusives **:
* Better henchmen battle AI (Artificial Intelligence) so that they will work better in battles!
* Henchmen no longer make Game Over when they die, instead, they are resurrected in just 20 seconds!
* Frogrin has gained more attack spells and should thus be more useful!
* Some of the more tedious boss-battles has been toned down, thus creating more balanced game-play!
* Multiple bug-fixes!
** BETA TESTERS **:
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*Laban
*Petro Kainulainen
*E_H_Bonner
*Snakedruid
*Goggle Eyes McGee
*Chairon De Celeste
*Oreo6200
** BACKGROUND/SCENE
ADDITIONS **:
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*Hillman Dai (hmdai)
***IMPORTANT CEP NOTES***
You need CEP 1.X to be able to play. Download it here: http://neverwintervault.net/project/nwn1/hakpak/combined/cep-v1x-installer
If you're using NWN 1.69 you also need this hak-pack: http://neverwintervault.net/project/nwn1/hakpak/combined/cep-v1-169
Contactform on my website:
www.birger-nwn.blogspot.com
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 The Module itself, Read-me file and Walkthrough. (776) | 1.21 MB |
| The Required Hak-Pack. Don't forget; you also need the Community Expansion Pack 1! Links above in the description. (727) | 14.42 MB |
| Optional (but highly recommended) Music-Pack 1. (632) | 21.55 MB |
| Optional (but highly recommended) Music-Pack 2. (608) | 21.84 MB |
| Optional (but highly recommended) Music-Pack 3. (623) | 21.41 MB |
| Optional (but highly recommended) Music-Pack 4. (615) | 2.75 MB |
can you please tell me what the name of this hak is seeing the link is not working for the ign one..would like to try this mod out.. thank you (cant get link to paste) it says if you are using nwn 1.69 then you will need this hak-pack.
Posted the requests for the haks: http://neverwintervault.org/forums/neverwinter-nights-1/nwn1-files-wante...
Updated the links.
Thanks Werelynx! :) I'm sad to hear that the old vault has been taken down. Glad I decided to upload to the new vault though! :P
What a massive jump in quality from the first mod!!
Pros
well done.
Just finished the series and yes I know I'm pretty late :P
But nevertheless, I really enjoyed it.
The custom music really made a huge impact on the scenes. It just gives you a better feeling of what's happening.
The 2nd Module really is a huge improvement from the first. Very nice!
I was expecting some twists or so since it is a Horror module and pretty much everything in the horror genre has twists,
but was glad it didn't since the ending I got (Escape) was very satisfying.
10/10
*Rating for Both Modules
Excessive use of custom content leads to an experience that is mostly horrifying aesthetically rather than having any real horror atmosphere.
My engagement dropped steadily despite a strong opening, and I simply quit entirely less than halfway through, the visual clutter and disorganization was simply intolerable.
One particular problem was the heavy emphasis on novel inventory items, which forced me to spend a lot of time looking at inventory rather than engaging with the setting (though the heavy custom content ruined most of the scenes anyway). This was an inexplicable choice that needlessly hindered immersion, especially the "cooking minigame". Utilizing the copious food ingredients pulled me out of the main story for no clear purpose.
Audio was also overused in many areas, going from "foreboding" right past "frightening" to "annoying".
Where Surviving Horror 1 was a solid B-movie experience, the sequel devolves into a high school student film produced by the rugby team at a pool party.
Yes, horrifying. But not in any good way.
No rating, as that would be needlessly discouraging.