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Update: Found this one from the Lenovo store that seems better for not that much more but I've never bought a Lenovo before.

CPU: 3rd Generation Intel Core i7-3630QM Processor( 2.40GHz 6MB)
RAM: 8.0GB PC3-12800 DDR3 SDRAM 1600 MHz
HDD: 1TB 5400 rpm
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT650M 2GB

I have the exact same specs, albeit a slightly smaller HD. It has been great so far and should be enough to run stuff like AC III and such according to what websites I have seen. From what I've found the OS is the greater hindrance, and not the hardware. If you have Win8 then there might be some issues with old things not being compatible. If you get Win7 it should be fine. I haven't installed NWN on my new laptop yet, tho.

I just got something similiar, albeit with an i7 processor and a GeForce graphics card, and is has worked out great so far.

@latoksinned:

People get too excited about armegeddon. What do you think the next apocolypse conspiricy will be?

Scientology.

I use XnView.

I'm also looking for a new laptop that will last a while and that is capable of running stuff (i.e. D3) decently. I have an xbox as my main console for gaming too, but its nice to be able to play some PC only games from time to time. I don't have any space for a desktop, sadly, otherwise I'd build myself one, so I'll have to settle for a laptop. Sadly I need something to ship in Europe, and that seems to be harder to come by. I'm working within the 800-900 euro range, I guess. Do anyone have any ideas/recommendations?

You do know this is an OOC forum, right? This should go in the Groups and Concepts section.

Abandon ship! Abandon ship!

And for those not familiar with either, the mechanics in BG2 took everything good about the first game, added some new stuff and made it better. Since you can import your BG1 character to BG2 (just like DragonAge Origins -> Awakening), having all the class/race opportunities from lv 1 is a real treat and doesn't make you feel like you missed out.

There are mods upgrading or updating the NPCs dialogue options and banter. Mods that add more romancing options (giving you more characters to choose from). Mods that add wholly new NPCs (as far as I've come to understand). Mods that add more kits (Class specializations. Is your Rogue a duelist, assassin, bounty hunter?). Mods that add new areas and quests. There is really only the imagination of players that limit the options, and the community is quite imaginative.

Original + TuTu mod. Its the best mod evar made. And other potential mods. There are.. well, lots.

I hate to be cynical, but I have to agree to some of the things Tomppa said. That said, I guess Zool now provides a different perspective on what is required of books in the future. I'mma roll a librarian!