I made a 800meg mod called "Dark Sun" aka a persistent world. They were called mods not foundrys. They would take months and months and months to complete. Some players had dev teams creating mods or PWs.
My Dark Sun mod had over 400 areas with main quests and side quest, Binding stones and 2 major cities. Also had hard core rules with thirst and hunger mods.
and I did it all with Lilac Soul Script Generator
I miss that script gen.
Gold Spam / NW-DN9QMNKZS
Bojangles the Rat / NW-DHCBHZKIT
Flower Ninja / DW-DSKWY24OE
I make comedy foundrys
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I only WISH I could do 1/10 of what you could do in that toolset!
Being part of the NWN/NWN2 vault community since 2005, my educated guess is, that more than 75% of the Foundry quests are done by people who have allready been modding NWN/NWN2 in the past
This is correct. I was speaking of my PW in nwn 2. Some of the NWN 1 mods were HUGE. I rolled the dice in my younger years playing the AD@D Dark Sun campaign/world. I dont think Dark Sun got enough credit back in the day. The Dragon Kings were awesome.
I played some PWs that you never seen all the content. I think you can download some of them now. A few players have there PWs for download at NWNvault. One of my fav websites.
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Unfortunately I never played the Talernon PW for NWN2 but I spent *lots* of adventerous weekends on Talernon NWN (wheren't there even 2 Talernon Versions for NWN?)
The good old days *sigh*.....
And I still can't let go NWN. Atm I am working on a hak that makes several modern/SF haks compatible for d20 2.0
Dark sun is hands down my favorite campaign setting. One of my all time favorite p&p characters was a Dray Cleric of Dregoth / Defiler.
Now THAT was a fun character... I had a great time playing him, until he was drawn and quartered by the other members of my own party.
I still miss him.
Feast of the Moon | Rising of the Dark | Shadow of the World | Everdark
Dark Sun, where magic is outlawed and water is gold.
http://www.scribd.com/collections/2811118/Dark-Sun-AD-D-2nd-Edtion
The good ole days.