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Long time on..

daddy3dman81#7514 daddy3dman81
daddy3dman81#7514
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in General Discussion (PC)
FIRST I have a question. I was on this game long ago, thought I did really well, and sshh... stuff happened in life, and because I moved, and XBOX1 now been in storage unit, I haven't gotten on here in over year! I recently discover my Win 10 OS on my computer can access some my Microsoft games... so I want to give it a try for Neverwinter!

However... Now on Computer, will I still access one of my TWO characters who had AWESOME stuff they built up? Using my Computer? Even though they were started on my XBOX1 account? I still have same Microsoft account i'm accessing now on my computer. I had to log in using email and forgot password links, but I was able to reset. Now on my same account from computer, I wanna know If I can get back on, and INTO Neverwinter, my old characters, and maybe get re-addicted to this awesome game.

Also... how different is the play from the computer compared to X1 access and play?

It's been about 1 year now. How different has the Game changed? What's new inside? What should I expect going in?

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  • UnknownUnknown
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  • mentinmindmakermentinmindmaker Member Posts: 1,492 Arc User
    And if your stuff is more than one year old it will not really be that good any more anyways :)
  • lukejones77lukejones77 Member, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 282 Arc User
    daddy3dman81#7514 said:



    It's been about 1 year now. How different has the Game changed? What's new inside? What should I expect going in?

    Well, if you were waiting for CW balancing, nothing changed, except that you lost your cool High Vizier set.
    They did the big balancing thing, promised to do CWs and GWfs at the end, then ended their promise instead.
  • daddy3dman81#7514 daddy3dman81
    daddy3dman81#7514
         Member Posts: 25 Arc User
    Well... damn!
    Can I play Neverwinter on PC with keyboard? Mouse? Or do I need a controller?
  • santralafaxsantralafax Member, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 2,896 Arc User
    Keyboard and mouse are preferred.
  • plasticbatplasticbat Member, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 12,508 Arc User
    PC Neverwinter itself does not support controller.
    *** The game can read your mind. If you want it, you won't get it. If you don't expect to get it, you will. ***
    "If if that was the case, if it was something then I probably was chasing. I would have never gotten it. That was the whole point, if you chase something, then sometimes you never get it. uh huh if you put forth to work and all the attitude, next you know it's bestowed upon you." -- Michael Jordan
  • wylonuswylonus Member, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 2,376 Arc User
    yes you can use controller, see in options.
    i use Xpadder.
  • daddy3dman81#7514 daddy3dman81
    daddy3dman81#7514
         Member Posts: 25 Arc User
    Another question. How to Invite NEW friends to the game??
    For a well known MMORPG game, It's rather difficult finding the Share/Invite/Join options to give to friends so you gain rewards as they join. Do they not allow you to invite friends?
  • mentinmindmakermentinmindmaker Member Posts: 1,492 Arc User
    As far as I know, there is no reward program for inviting people.

    Just give them the link to NW home page and tell them to install.
  • kreatyvekreatyve Member, Neverwinter Moderator, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 10,545 Community Moderator
    Free-to-play games don't generally have rewards for inviting friends. The potential for abuse would be astronomical.
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