New & Returning Players Guide To Neverwinter 2020

Doin great Grundie.. keep em comin man.. I'm just starting Neverwinter. But I Loooooove D&D ish..

And so it was written.... here starts my quest.. a quest to waste.. no spend, more hours of my life than I ever did within Skyrim or FFVII.. SMH thanks Grudie..
i needed to remember that I must play 4 fun. perfectionism can easily become obsession, which is not fun Norhappening if I ain't getting paid for it... right..lol.

I been thinking about downloading the game is there any female characters in the game

Is rouge good anymore bout to start playing again but I don’t wanna pick him if he’s not good anymore

which class would you prefer for beginners? when we get to late game certain classes are required to run dungeons which i believe makes it fast to grind for gear? i really like playing hunter ranger tho

So can you transfer ps4 character to pc?? If not can i give items or dimonds to my pc character???

It goes up to level 80 now ?? Is it as bad as the 60->70 grind when they first went up to 70 ?

Epic Games giving this game for free so I thought I'd give it a shot and this vid helped me sort myself out a bit thanks for the guide hope you continue with making more videos :D.

I last played a long time ago about to start the grind again nice to have a reminder

Great vid man! I've been on and off w this game since it came out, just jumped back in on a new account! Things have definitely changed!

I got like 3 level 70 characters but stopped playing around mod 16 when they changed the game a ton. Is it still pay for extreme convenience or is that problem relieved a bit

Just started playing, went paladin human.. ik basic. Thanks for the good info

You said pay for convenience, but last time I played a few years ago, I maxed all the classes and could definitely say endgame was pay to win or pay to skip months of grind. Is it still the same way?

Jeez, I haven't played since 2017 and I'm not a regular MMO player. This is like the first one that I ever tried going the long-mile and I ended up 48 levels deep into the Warlock. That was all a grind to learn as a non-MMO player and now I don't remember shit since I played today and everything was brand new. Thinking about just starting a new character and going with a good ol' simple sword rather than all the magic stuff.

Good review

great video Grundie, please do more

Last time I play was 2015 and wow I’m lost 🤣