The Red Chimera Group has launched an Enhanced Edition of Bioware’s old-school RPG from 2002, Icewind Dale 2. Icewind Dale 2: Enhance Edition is a must-have for those who want to revisit this game. This mod includes many improvements, fixes, and changes, and below keep reading to find its key features.
This mod makes a lot of changes to the game. It updates more than 300 spells and more than 800 items. Plus, it adds over 110 brand new spells, 170 fresh magic items, and 30 new feats. It also allows some of the IWD2 characters like Veira, Vrek Vileclaw, Xhaan, Zack Boosenburry, and his spider mount, Aocha, to join your party. And, to make things even better, IWD2EE comes with cool improvements like quickloot and much faster load times.
The mod also comes with some important fixes. For example, you won’t have to deal with the annoying and confusing puzzles in certain areas anymore. In Heart of Fury Mode, enemies are more interestingly challenging instead of just having tons of health. And, you can revise the experience system, so you won’t get zero experience for defeating late-game enemies. Pretty cool changes, right?
It’s important to note that the mod makes some changes to the game’s quests. It makes them less complicated, so you don’t have to go back and forth as much. Additionally, it gives you more ways to solve them. Also, it adjusts encounter level-scaling, adds “attacks of opportunity,” and raises the highest level you can reach in the game.
If you are interested you can download Icewind Dale 2: Enhanced Edition from this link.
Have fun!
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