Dungeons & Dragons Neverwinter, is it any good?

I'll stick with neverwinter nights 1 & 2.

It's nothing like WoW. U should download it and try it. I liked it.

To start with, NWN is not a WoW clone. If you've tried DDO, it's similar to that in many ways. The game uses the AD&D universe, but it's action-oriented. You are expected to move around during fights, dodging and lunging into position for attacks, rather than just standing there waiting for your cooldowns do you can mash the button, again. The main complaint I've heard from others is about the limited content. Once you hit level cap, there isn't a whole lot to do aside from the adventures other users make. I chalk this up to the game having just been released recently and the dev's still focusing on stamping out bugs. New content will come.

I've heard this game described as "STO with a D&D setting."

I prefer Fallout and Borderlands over Neverwinter.

It's not like WoW, but it's still a generic MMO-- you're gonna be killing X number of this or that and collecting stuff. The combat's good and very enjoyable, but the loot all looks pretty much same-y, so that sucks. Finally, I've been experiencing a lot of lag while playing it. It doesn't happen every single time and I'm not sure if it depends on where you're from (I live in Europe), but it's still annoying as hell.
Hope that helps a little.

Oh the mmorpg. Meh, I played it for 10 minutes, didn't like it, now I have to download 1 GB to play it again since that was in beta.Cbb.

Get Neverwinter nights 2, it has cooperative mode I think. Played it a while back so can't remember. It's on GOG.

I've got 2 characters to level cap. Levelling is rather fast, not too boring compared to other MMO's I've played. The dungeons are very limited and you'll end up grinding the same 2 or 3 for top tier loot.
PvP is imbalanced as fuck, and pay to win influences it very much. You can still buy the 'premium' items with ingame currency though, so technically, you can opt to not pay any money and still get the same items as those who do, obviously spending a lot more time grinding for them though.
It has a cool crafting system that you can access through their website so you can train even if you are not able to log into the game, yet the rewards for crafting are pretty much garbage.
There's also a system that lets players design quests, but I never gave a crap about that to be honest since I don't like questing to begin with.

All in all, in my experience it was fun for like 2 weeks. After you already know all the dungeons by hard and get bored of doing them over and over again, there's nothing left to do.

As a person who does not like most MMOs, I find it to be enjoyable. I don't play it much - too many single-player games I actually paid for to get through! - but what I have played I have found to be one of the best free MMOs I've played...and in my boredom, I've tried quite a few.