Let's Play Gothic II: NotR [HD]—Part 1: Introduction (Pulled from the Rubble)
112Gothic II: Night of the Raven, Complete Let's Play: Part 1. This series contains gameplay and a blind playthrough. See my other playlists here: http://www.youtube.com/user/xexorweglin/videos?view=1
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Getting rescued by Xardas, gathering resources, and exploring the lake cavern leading to the valley beyond.
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Gothic II: Night of the Raven is a PC game created using the Gothic gaming engine, developed by Piranha Bytes and published by JoWooD Productions and Atari on November 29, 2002 in Germany, June 13, 2003, and October 28, 2003.
The game is a fantasy RPG, played in 3OTS (third-person over-the-shoulder) perspective. Players have the option of choosing either the classic Gothic I controls or to choose a new set of controls (for this playthrough, I am just using the Gothic I key bindings, though with the same remapping I did there).
Gothic II sees the Nameless Hero buried under rubble after the end of Gothic. Xardas retrieves him and tells him of a new threat: the Sleeper, just before being banished into its own dimension, called out to all evil creatures: "Come!" And so, now an army of evil is positioning itself to strike. It's up to the Nameless Hero to stop the threat by convincing the paladins to aid him and obtaining the Eye of Innos. Will Khorinis, and even Myrtana, be overrun by the forces of evil? Let's Play to see what happens!
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POSSIBLE PATCHES:
If you have a computer OS later than Windows XP, you may have some difficulty running the game. The following is the process I used to get the game running on my Windows 7 64-bit operating system.
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1.) Install the initial Gothic II game.
2.) Install the Night of the Raven add-in IN THE SAME FOLDER as the normal game (instead of choosing a separate folder that the installer wants to use).
3.) Night of the Raven ONLY: Install the 2.6 patch that fixes bugs in the game and gives more detailed error logs, found here: http://www.worldofgothic.de/dl/download_278.htm (the second link is the file I installed, called "gothic2_fix-2.6.0.0-rev2.exe").
4.) Install the VFDS patch (an UNOFFICIAL and UNSUPPORTED patch), found at http://www.worldofgothic.de/dl/download_104.htm (the patch is the only link at the bottom to choose). If the game won't start at all or you get a "VDFS init tool: error on initializing the virtual file system" error, this patch may fix it.
5. Right-click on Gothic2.exe in the folder where the game is installed and choose Properties. In Properties, go to the Security tab and mark the box at the bottom labeled "Run as Administrator."
6. In the same folder where Gothic II was installed, right-click on the Gothic.ini file. Change to "Run as Administrator" for this file as well, and then open it with a text editor.
7. Locate the [VIDEO] section of the .ini file and adjust zVidResFullscreenX, zVidResFullscreenY, and zVidResFullscreenBPP to the values you want (for this playthrough, I'm doing 1920, 1080, and 32, respectively).
8. Locate the [INTERNAL] section of the .ini file and change the value of extendedMenu to 1 (instead of the default 0). Save the file and close it.
9. Locate the following path within the Gothic II folder you created during installation: \Gothic II\_work\Data\Scripts\CONTENT\CUTSCENE
10. Rename the Ou.dat file to Ou.bin and rename Ou.lsc to Ou.csl - this will allow cutscene voice and subtitles to be displayed.
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