My favorite memory has to be that moment I hit seventy and saw just how much opened up! It was the moment that I realized I could easily be playing this for years...
My favorite memory so far, has to be discovering the game for the first time a few days ago. I was looking around the Playstation Store and found Neverwinter and thought I'd give it a try. And since then I've been having an amazing time, which stands out for me, because this is my first time playing an MMO game.
Well... I played Neverwinter for first time when it was released for PS4. And i can't get off the game in every spare time i have. My favorite moment was killing my first dragon at Neverdeath Graveyard. I was low lvl guy and was doing my quest when saw a big dragon and many people fighting it, so i joined and it was fluffy awesome.
Simply defeating Valindra the first time, I get a joy out of everyone coming together in the group I'm in and taking her down it can take some tries and sometimes it works and sometimes not depending on how your group is lol
As a relatively new player, getting enough AD to buy zen - got me a new bag, some dragon keys and a month of VIP before the price of zen went through the roof. Now it would probably buy me a level 1 hat. ;)
Neverwinter to me has been an amazing experience. I was NEVER into video games because nothing to me pulled me in to enjoy it much. However, Neverwinter is the complete opposite. Its the only game I play and i never get tired of it. The whole game is a memory for me, the fact that i can get lost in the D&D world and converse with friends i have made along the way in game. If i had to choose something specific though it would be watching my character blossom after reaching level 70 and defeating Lostmauth and Valindra for the first time. It was amazing.
Awesome game thanx guys! I'm a huge Salvatore fan been reading his books since i was a kid (im 44 now) and my favorite moment was the first time i was able to fight alongside Drizzt and Guen. Drizzt was whirling around and slashing his twin scimitars and guen was snarling and biting and all the while i was smiling like I was a kid again! Honorable mention goes to the fact that me and two long time gaming buddys have finally found a game we immensely enjoy as much as we enjoyed EQOA before it was shut down.
This is my first mmo ever so just about everything has been good memories so far. But I think the best memory is hitting level 70 because I wanted to do the campaigns. I also pretty much soloed all the way to 70 with my GWF. It was tough but well worth the experience.
The best memory so far was meeting the guild mates and doing lostmauth for the first time when it was bugged, made the plan of all dying together and one of us to use a mass scroll of life to survive his half health ocean of lava phase... Good times
My favorite memory is Lostmauth's Horn of Blasting dropping on my first completion, from Lostmauth (not the chest) . Every time I queued up for the dungeon, I was getting matched with people that were already at the end and couldn't beat Lostmauth. Then I got matched with a group of 4 from the same guild, and got to start from the beginning of the dungeon. We didn't finish the dungeon that time (because we were talking and it was late at night), but they did invite me to their guild. The next day we ran Lostmauth again and that's when it dropped. My guildmates are awesome!
My favorite memory is playing and getting to know the game. I have never played Neverwinter before, but knew about it along with the wonderful stories that make up the world. Being a longtime D&D player, I was excited to learn and play.
The best part for me while playing was meeting Wendolyn Shoosh and the Librarians Militant. When this happened, the first thing I thought was; "How awesome is this, and how can I become part of the Librarians Militant?" I think that should be a real option in the game.
I am brand new to PS4. I am also brand new to MMORPG's. I had my PS4 for a week when a friend told me about Neverwinter coming out. I am an old school AD&D player, been playing since 1980. Basically, everything is my favorite with this game. Seeing all the creatures I grew up fighting on paper brought to life is so amazing to me. I play daily, for hours after work. I can't wait to get to level 70. My Trickster Rogue is level 64 now...I'm so close! I just want to thank ya'll for making such an amazing game free to play. So picking just one or two things as my favorite would be as impossible for me to do as a level 1 fighter trying to kill a Tarrasque...lol. Keep up the great work!
My favorite memory is when I first hit the Enclave back in mid July and saw all these players running around looking lost and learning the game just like I was but also noticing the chat with player already calling out for Kessell and other epic dungeons.
My favorite memory is running through neverdeath graveyard on my spider mount. I swear that thing was trying to kill me. It kept trying to run me off the edge of the bridges and not stopping in time to let me go careening over the side of the cliff. I hate that spider lol
Well i had some nice memories but as an OP full tank runing epics is kind of nice but of course no damage. I was in valindra with my clan mates when they died (x.x) and even the healer did. Just stayed me vs 7% valindras hp (and her 32746184 mobs ofc). Long story short I did it, but took us more time to take 7% of her hp than 93% x.x It was funny to me and very rewarding to kill her, the effort ofc not the drop, never the drop (rng hats me).
My favorite thing is reconnecting with so many of my favorite characters. I had always been a huge fan of the forgotten realms series of books and I read nearly every single one over and over until the spellplague was introduced. As some of my all time favorite characters started dropping like flies, I drifted away since I felt like I couldn't take one more death and I preferred to imagine everyone still out there adventuring. Fast forward until a month ago when I received a ps4 as a gift and discovered neverwinter. Suddenly I found myself meeting all of these characters "in the flesh". This has lead to a renewed interest in the realm and I constantly find myself looking up the history of the characters and madly searching through boxes in my garage for all the old books I packed away.
My favorite memory thus far definitely has to be fighting along side Bruenor and Drizzt in the Maze Engine Campaign. It was like being a part of one of the books I cherished as a child. Hearing their banter back and forth as we fought took me back to those very pages. If I could have I would have joined in lol. All I kept waiting for was for them to start keeping tally of how many enemies they had defeated just as they did in the books. Awesome way to pay homage to a classic fantasy novel and characters. Thanks for helping me relive a portion of my childhood that was so dear to me at the time!
My favorite moment is hearing for the 1st time Neverwinter had finally arrived for the PS4. Now, we're able to enjoy the awesomeness of Neverwinter too.
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PS! Doesn't seem like that much now, but then it was overwhelming.
My favorite moment was killing my first dragon at Neverdeath Graveyard. I was low lvl guy and was doing my quest when saw a big dragon and many people fighting it, so i joined and it was fluffy awesome.
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The best part for me while playing was meeting Wendolyn Shoosh and the Librarians Militant. When this happened, the first thing I thought was; "How awesome is this, and how can I become part of the Librarians Militant?"
I think that should be a real option in the game.
It was funny to me and very rewarding to kill her, the effort ofc not the drop, never the drop (rng hats me).
As some of my all time favorite characters started dropping like flies, I drifted away since I felt like I couldn't take one more death and I preferred to imagine everyone still out there adventuring.
Fast forward until a month ago when I received a ps4 as a gift and discovered neverwinter. Suddenly I found myself meeting all of these characters "in the flesh". This has lead to a renewed interest in the realm and I constantly find myself looking up the history of the characters and madly searching through boxes in my garage for all the old books I packed away.
My most memorable moment was my first dragon fight that dropped a dagger for my rogue. First epic dungeon clear comes in close second.
Outside the game my kids get me in trouble by telling my wife "dad is playing the bad guy game again". I laugh each time.