EPTMine is Star Ocean Till The End of Time. Also Kingdom Hearts, it is a shame that Final Remix didn't release in Europe...
The best RPG game ever?
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[IrIs]YellOw
Sweden91 Posts
Mine is Star Ocean Till The End of Time. Also Kingdom Hearts, it is a shame that Final Remix didn't release in Europe... | ||
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ZlyKiss
Poland697 Posts
Im to old for all these childish games. My time is to precious for all these beatifull graphically yet infantile rpgs. | ||
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TreK
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TreK
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Dendra
Croatia801 Posts
full title sth like that :D | ||
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Victor
New Zealand1016 Posts
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Brutalisk
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nitram
Canada5412 Posts
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user39
Canada25 Posts
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lololol
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kefkalives
Australia1272 Posts
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imRadu
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planescape torment betrayal at krondor | ||
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Raidern
Brazil3811 Posts
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roMAD
Russia2355 Posts
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abandonallhope
Sweden563 Posts
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FatRine
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those 3 are in my opinion the best of the genre | ||
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ToT)SiLeNcE(
Germany590 Posts
and final fantasy 7 | ||
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lightman
United States731 Posts
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Asta
Germany3491 Posts
(if counts) zelda: ocarina of time (if counts) diablo (if counts) diablo 2 elder scrolls 3: morrowind elder scrolls 4: oblivion bg (i never played bg2 or planescape torment T_T) | ||
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Frits
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chrono trigger baldurs gate 2 diablo 2 | ||
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shimmy
Poland997 Posts
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Purind
Canada3562 Posts
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sundance
Slovakia3201 Posts
Dungeon Master | ||
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HappyFeetO_O
China350 Posts
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Nyovne
Netherlands19135 Posts
Diablo II was great but totally missed the depth of those games while multiplayer and addiction made up for it in different ways  .Ocarina of time is insanely brilliant as well but Im limiting myself to consoles but it missed a certain amount of depth imho. | ||
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Garnet
Vietnam9020 Posts
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Aerox
Malaysia1213 Posts
Just need a multiplayer version for the singleplayer and it'll beat D2 by miles. I do like D2. It's very good but Fallout 2 is great. Man, I have a feeling the MMORPG version will suck. Stubid interplay boss. And maybe Fallout 3 will too. Bethesda still needs to work on their Oblivion AIs. | ||
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Slithe
United States985 Posts
My Top Pick Chrono Trigger The music, music, combo techs, story, multiple endings, cool characters, the whole time aspect, so many good things about this game. Honorable Mentions Super Mario RPG (hehe mario in an rpg what a ridiculous concept) Planescape: Torment (If I ever get around to finishing the game it may very well become my top pick) | ||
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T-P-S
United States204 Posts
Still haven't seen Advent Children T_T | ||
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Jyvblamo
Canada13788 Posts
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alffla
Hong Kong20321 Posts
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Yogurt
United States4258 Posts
On June 16 2007 05:54 abandonallhope wrote: Diablo II. or a link to the past god i love that game and super mario rpg was a sick good game too | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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I agree with star ocean till the end of time | ||
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ViCTiMoFaDoWn
Canada5 Posts
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XythOs
Germany520 Posts
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Foo Magoo
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IntoTheWow
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I_are_n00b
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I think these are probably the best for their generation of games: CT -> FF7 -> FFX | ||
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DevAzTaYtA
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
Too bad i have never played Planescape Torment and Fallout series because they seem uber cool aswell. | ||
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AmorVincitOmnia
Kenya3846 Posts
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jacen
Austria3644 Posts
gameplay: neverwinter nights character design: planescape torment easy. | ||
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iD.NicKy
France767 Posts
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PauL_JoneS
United States373 Posts
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Million
United States559 Posts
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milly9
Canada325 Posts
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BluzMan
Russian Federation4235 Posts
2) Fallout 2 3) Shadows of Amn | ||
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atarianimo
United States82 Posts
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
On June 16 2007 14:09 atarianimo wrote: My favorite RPG was Warcraft 3. Lol warcraft 3 is obviously not an rpg ^^ rpg means roleplaying game, whereas warcraft 3 is an rts which means a real time strategy game. (btw: i think that diablo and zelda arent too but this is way more debatable). edit: oh was ur first post i just hope you dont troll ;D | ||
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RebelHeart
New Zealand722 Posts
On June 16 2007 14:09 atarianimo wrote: My favorite RPG was Warcraft 3. ROFL, great first post Twinsen's Odyssey 2 is definitely awesome. someone started up a thread on that a few months back in this forum | ||
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atarianimo
United States82 Posts
On June 16 2007 14:26 Boblion wrote: Lol warcraft 3 is obviously not an rpg ^^ rpg means roleplaying game, whereas warcraft 3 is an rts which means a real time strategy game. (btw: i think that diablo and zelda arent too but this is way more debatable). It sure felt like one. | ||
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
On June 16 2007 14:32 atarianimo wrote: It sure felt like one. Well if you think that a low unit based rts + campaign + heroes = rpg i think you are wrong dude. I must agree that warcraft 3 is closer to rpg than other rts like broodwar for example because of the small number of units, heroes and their levels, however it is definitly not an rpg. | ||
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Kassios
France1424 Posts
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FirstBorn
Romania3955 Posts
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ZaplinG
United States3818 Posts
On June 16 2007 14:26 Boblion wrote: Lol warcraft 3 is obviously not an rpg ^^ rpg means roleplaying game, whereas warcraft 3 is an rts which means a real time strategy game. (btw: i think that diablo and zelda arent too but this is way more debatable). edit: oh was ur first post i just hope you dont troll ;DRofl, only on tl.net ff6 gets my vote, although I havnt played many rpgs outside the ff genre | ||
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XCetron
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Zeto
United States2290 Posts
Doesn't anyone here play rogue-like games? Or ANY classic rpg games? Fallout and Baldur's Gate 2 were awesome, but even the oldies are better than any of the newer rpgs like diablo2. What's so fun about diablo2? The first diablo was cooler because of random dungeon and quest generation, so every time you start over it's a whole new game. You don't get that out of oblivion or neverwinter nights. Still, even the first Diablo is nowhere near one of my favorites because there are so many better games out there. Yeah, graphics are way better now, but what about gameplay? My top 5: 1.) Ultima VII - A big, detailed world where fun, creative quests are around every corner, and you're never forced to play through a linear storyline. This is the king of RPG games where you are free to do so many things, from dungeon crawling, to sailing to mysterious islands; from fishing, to blacksmithing. It's very freeform gameplay. If you have the original game data (expansion optional) a team wrote a free engine that works on newer systems. http://exult.sourceforge.net/ Oh, and by the way, Ultima IV and VI were also great games, but they're older style where you have to type out many of the commands (even for little things like 'open door'). I don't think many people here would like that. 2.) Fallout // Fallout 2 - What an immersive game! A post-apocalyptic setting, not where you play a hero or some other kind of terribly skilled and powerful person, but someone that just wants to survive. Explore a world full of mutants, thieves, and others trying to take advantage of you, with dungeons riddles with both bad guys and animals affected by the nuclear fallout of the last war. The rpg system behind fallout is cool, you have your stats, of course, and also special abilities, iirc each comes with some downside as well. You run around the world in real time, but when you enter combat it turns into a turn-based game, which may sound boring but is pretty cool and fits well with the overall game. It requires patience yes, and if you are patient it'll be rewarding, take your time, with one skill you can actually aim for specific body parts no matter what npc you're up against, aim for the nuts or the head, both would cause different damage points, and both have different chances of landing. Lots of other skills add to the game in several ways, it's not just bonuses to attacks and resistances -- whole new game implementations come with some skills and also stats (with higher charisma, for example, you get more choices in dialogue with npcs). Gameplay reminds me somewhat of Ultima VII because it's pretty freeform and there are lots of fun quests to do. Game info and screenshots: http://www.mobygames.com/game/fallout/ 3.) NetHack and other rogue-like games - The first thing you're going to think to yourself, just like I did, is "this game looks like shit". It's true, they all look like shit! But where these games lack graphics, they make up in gameplay and depth. Think Diablo2, take away the nice graphics, add about a hundred more things you can do, each with its own importance, randomly generated dungeons, randomly generated items, randomly generated random generation, random random random. What's so great about random? You get a whole new game experience every time you start over. That red potion you drank last game that saved your life could poison you next game. Each and every level looks different every time you start over. Most rogue-like games start very simply, you're in a dungeon, there are a bunch of levels, your goal is simply to get down to the lowest level, beat the boss, and win. Sounds easy but many people have never beaten the game even once. It's a hard rpg genre where emphasis is on survival by any means (oh, and there are many means) and the goal is always completion. Gaining levels and looking for phat lewts isn't going to save your ass. There's a good reason why these games are still so popular, despite the crappy ascii graphics, you just need to give them a fair chance, like I did. Game info and downloads: http://www.nethack.org/ http://www.thangorodrim.net/ (Zangband, linked in thangorodrim, is another popular rogue-like, but following the silmarillion story of Angband by J.R.R. Tolkien, so you might feel more comfortable playing that as an RPG) http://doom.chaosforge.org/ <--a DOOM rogue-like! Don't like fantasy? Replace the swords and magic with shotguns. 4.) The Elder Scrolls: Daggerfall - This, in my opinion, is the king of first-person rpgs. Again, it's old and the graphics aren't spectacular, though it was good looking for its time. The game world. I don't think any RPG is capable of reproducing the size of this fucker. Literally the size of Great Britain, though you'd be crazy to actually walk from place to place. Everything except the items available, cities and special landmarks is randomly generated. Again with the random generation -- yes, I love it. What does this mean in Daggerfall that makes it special? The DUNGEONS are randomly generated, too! Since they're 3d, it's pretty incredible and no other game has yet to make randomly generated 3d dungeons. That's right. Make your character, there are so many variations, each time you start over it's a whole new game. I personally liked playing a sword mage - they're very powerful and you get both the best weapons and spells to use. Dungeon crawls are so fun, a one man army tearing the place up. The game is so freeform, make your own spells, combining different effects, customize your equipment with enchantments, buy houses and boats, get involved in world politics and change your status, get simple to epic quests (many quests also being randomly generated)... Wikipedia says it best: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Elder_Scrolls_II:_Daggerfall The key feature of Daggerfall as in all The Elder Scrolls games is the freedom the game offers to players. Players are free to play the game in any style, from an honorable knight to an evil assassin. Players are also free to stray from the main quest at anytime and can choose not to do it at all. Daggerfall is the largest Elder Scrolls game to date, featuring a game world estimated as being 161,600 square Kilometres (63,125 square miles) — roughly twice the size of Great Britain — with over 15,000 towns, cities, villages, and dungeons for the player's character to explore. Yeah. Cool thing is there's a Windows XP patch now, so you can enjoy it even now, but it can still be buggy. 5.) Might and Magic VI - A beautifully designed game with a feeling like Daggerfall, except the world is static, no random content, but it makes up for it with its challenging game world (both on your wits and your patience). In this game you have a party, no one man army, npc interaction takes a bigger role, combat is more tactical and fast-paced than Daggerfall. It's a tough rpg with hundreds of hours of gameplay. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Might_and_Magic_VI:_The_Mandate_of_Heaven I'm not mentioning Planescape: Torment because I think of it more of an interactive story than an RPG game. It's a great story and cool npc interaction, but I can't say it's one of my top 5 games. Baldur's Gate 2 is trully a masterpiece. I recommend it because the first time you play through it - wow - it's an epic quest with fun gameplay (D&D 2.0 rules) and many, many hours of sitting at your chair, looking at the screen, stuck in that fun little world. It's beautifully designed, but... it's too linear, you will never get the same immersive experience again. I wish Black Isle still made games edit: Oh I hear Gothic 2 was a great rpg game. Might want to check that out. WarCraft 3 is not an RPG... I played through the single player and yeah it feels like one but still, it's a mix with RTS, so you can't really call it an RPG. Another example - the heroes of might and magic series of games, they're rpg/turn-based strategy, but would you call them rpg games? No. | ||
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{ToT}Strafe
Thailand7026 Posts
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KOFgokuon
United States14893 Posts
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
I tried netHack but i think it is very too hard ( you cant save if i remember so i think only hardcore players can like this kind of game). Btw i m wondering if some people think like me that diablo is nearly closer to Hack'n Slash than rpg ? | ||
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EAGER-beaver
Canada2799 Posts
Baldur's gate 2 Fallout 2 For console: Final Fantasy Series Chrono series. EDIT: Diablo isn't a true rpg, it's just hack and slash. WC3 has more role playing elements then Diablo and could be easily considered an rpg with some rts game play. | ||
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LeoTheLion
China958 Posts
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yokohama
United States1116 Posts
On June 16 2007 05:13 user39 wrote: xenogears! | ||
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Dendra
Croatia801 Posts
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Zeto
United States2290 Posts
On June 16 2007 15:46 Boblion wrote: Zeto you made an awesome post. Thanks for the links I tried netHack but i think it is very too hard ( you cant save if i remember so i think only hardcore players can like this kind of game). Btw i m wondering if some people think like me that diablo is nearly closer to Hack'n Slash than rpg ? You're welcome! In Nethack and most other roguelike games you save if you exit, and you continue when you come back, BUT you can't save during the game, then load it when you die. Most people prefer it that way. Yes it's very hard and very challenging, you only get one life, but I don't think it's such a bad thing since it's no big deal starting over - you learn and still have fun. As for Diablo... well it is hack'n'slash, so is nethack and roguelikes - they're rpg/action games. The thing is in rpg games the line between rpg and action has been blurred from the start. If you want a pure rpg game you'd probably want to play a pencil and paper dungeons and dragons game  The difference in diablo's hack'n'slash style is that it's all in real time, you walk through a dungeon and click your mouse twice, kill something, keep going until you kill more shit, while in rpgs like baldur's gate and nethack it's turn-based. So yeah just depends how you like it, I personally prefer turn-based since those games generally have more depth to them. You can stop and think about what you want to do and it just makes it more fun since the game pretty much makes you think in more difficult settings. While in Diablo and Diablo2 style of gameplay it's more about action and less about tactics, you just slash through shit without thinking, the most you have to remember to do is drink a fucking potion. Not meant to flame Diablo just speaking the truth, I know many would find turn-based gameplay boring. I think that's why some people might not think of diablo as a real rpg, but it is, you're still a hero fighting monsters through dungeons, it's just done differently by blizzard, and that's why it got so popular. | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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On June 16 2007 10:39 I_are_n00b wrote: What!?!?!?! Star Ocean: Till the End of Time? Are you kidding me? Great battle system, but everything else was pretty mediocre. Generic storyline, bad voice acting, sub par minigames and lousy 99 floor dungeons as a way to add content -_-. Decent music though. I think these are probably the best for their generation of games: CT -> FF7 -> FFX most rpgs don't even add much or any content when the game is over i mean the game already had alot of content to start with... if it adds anything I don't understand what u are complaining about. I thought the story was great. yes the voice acting was bad... but if ur playing an rpg for the voice acting ur a weird guy and the battle system was fucking amazing.. shouldn't that be the number one concern when choosing a game, anyways? | ||
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bumpirate
United States122 Posts
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
On June 16 2007 16:03 Dendra wrote: meh dunno why ppl put planescape torment as no1, game is 2short, you can pass it in 2days and at one point you can take a look at some crystal ball to start a conversation, endless times, each time conversation ends you gain experience, then you come at "last impossible" boss and kill him because your regeneration rate is beyond his dmg capabilities :D septerra core>planescape torment i think, if we look at original RPG's unlike the classical but godlike good baldur's gate / icewind dale series. i think that icewind dale serie are just average/good. Even if it shares the same universe and engine with Baldur's gate ( ubergreat game ) i think the storyline is very weak and it turns in a diablo like which is very sad because the ADD rules + Baldur's Gate engine arent good for hack'n slash imo. I had huge expectations for this game but i was a bit disapointed ( I finished icewindale but i didnt play to icewind dale 2). For Baldur's gate lovers, there is a mod which allows you to play Baldur's Gate 1 with Baldur's Gate 2 improved engine, higher levels new classes and so on but i dont remember its name T-T. edit: @zeto i understand your point of view | ||
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Sadir
Vatican City State1176 Posts
that's singelplayer game I have ever played | ||
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LuMiX
China5757 Posts
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Breavman
Sweden598 Posts
Other than that, I have to say the first Baldurs Gate. The second one is good too but I feel too much like a kid in a candy store when playing it, running around and trying to get all cool items. The first one has a better storyline which gives a better sense of adventure and it feels more serious. | ||
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Ghardo
Germany1685 Posts
For PC I'd pick Baldur's Gate Shadows of Amn and Plancescape Torment.. the latter havin such a funny/deep storyline that it has even been turned into a book (one commerce and another one fan based.. the fan based is of course better). Planescape unfortunately lacks a bit in gameplay, but if you like lengthy novel-like games, you won't be disappointed. Haven't played Fallout nor 2 which has been named quite a few times already.. maybe I should check up on that one. | ||
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Brutalisk
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On June 16 2007 16:21 Boblion wrote: Hey Wurst... @Zeto: I also like Nethack but I don't really consider it a RPG (just as Diablo). Nethack for me is some kind of difficult "puzzle game" because you really have to think about your situation, your items, and how to best advance. | ||
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FirstProbe
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
On June 16 2007 17:20 Brutalisk wrote: Hey Wurst... . Sry man i'm the KING Wurst. ;D | ||
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atarianimo
United States82 Posts
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.kaz
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On June 16 2007 04:22 [IrIs]YellOw wrote: What is the best RPG game ever in your opinon? Mine is Star Ocean Till The End of Time. Also Kingdom Hearts, it is a shame that Final Remix didn't release in Europe... Star Ocean: Second Story >>>>>>>>> Till the end of time Sorry but it's the truth =/. | ||
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Phyre
United States1288 Posts
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gameguard
Korea (South)2131 Posts
I played that like a billion years ago and just restarted it. I found out that you can max all your stats when creating a char lol talk about imba. | ||
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gameguard
Korea (South)2131 Posts
On June 16 2007 16:15 bumpirate wrote: you dont know lineage? you dont know rpg. Lineage was the shit during open beta. So much things to do on talking island lol. I was so damn happy when I tamed my first doberman. Then it died to some shelob later -_- When a shelob appears its every man for himself lol. Those were the days. | ||
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cravy
United States525 Posts
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Hollow
Canada2180 Posts
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Fishball
Canada4788 Posts
but... I would say the whole Metal Gear Solid series Still waiting for MGS4 | ||
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RebelHeart
New Zealand722 Posts
it's fucking brilliant. choose out of five character classes, play together with your mates on UDP. requires a certain bit of strategy too, and you get experience points and buy the skills you want | ||
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Sr18
Netherlands1141 Posts
Might & Magic 4/5, 6 and 7 Baldurs Gate series Neverwinter Nights 2 (and maybe the second expansion of 1) For consoles: Chrono Trigger (SNES) Final Fantasy 5 and 6 (SNES), 7/8/9 (PSX) and maybe 12 (PS2) Star Ocean 2 (PSX) and Star Ocean 3 (PS2). Not that these games are good for entirely different reasons. The Might and Magic series for instance sported a very bland and uninteresting story but had a large gameworld with freeform gaming. The Final Fantasy series sport very little freedom but generally have a well though out story with interesting characters and well written dialogues. The Star Ocean series have by far the best fighting and character developing-system and a great post-game to boot. The bioware games have a very detailed gameworld that will present you with a lot of difficult decision making. As such, it's hard to really determine which game is "the best" as they are essentially games from different categories. | ||
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VdP]DreaM
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Honorable mentions: Secret of Mana, FFVII, Chrono Trigger and Fallout. | ||
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minus_human
4784 Posts
On June 16 2007 14:57 FirstBorn wrote: GOTHIC 2 and D2:LoD my RPG culture is VERY limited though... | ||
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azndsh
United States4447 Posts
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HolyToss1911
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FF 4,7,8,9 for pc oblivion IV was good | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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mistapooh
United States376 Posts
I just have to say...suikoden 2 was the favorite out of every game I play. It was the first game I cried in <_<. | ||
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LaSt)ChAnCe
United States2179 Posts
On June 16 2007 05:36 Raidern wrote: chrono trigger | ||
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Tyrio
United States3248 Posts
Haven't had the pleasure of playing that many RPGs =/ | ||
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FreeZEternal
Korea (South)3396 Posts
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Ghin
United States2391 Posts
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ChApFoU
France2982 Posts
I would say either FF6 or Phantasy Star 2, then comes Valkyrie Profile and Xenogear | ||
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ChApFoU
France2982 Posts
On June 17 2007 14:50 Ghin wrote: skies of arcadia! Fuck yeah dude nobody seems to know that game but back in the days it was killer !  The only thing I regret is that there was not too much things to unlock and discover, sidequests ect.. once you defeated the last boss. The ships battle were so damn good and the characters were really catchy | ||
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sOra
Canada29 Posts
but other than that any squaresoft/square enix game | ||
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Zoan
United States53 Posts
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Orlandu
China2450 Posts
I think most people here missed out on the truly great RPG games from the SNES era and were spoiled by the PSX with games like FF7 and FF8 and such (mostly because a lot of people here are still pretty young). In my opinion, no game from the PSX or after can hope to qualify for the best RPG of all time. SNES was where it was at. | ||
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Ruins
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On June 17 2007 17:36 Orlandu wrote: I think most people here missed out on the truly great RPG games from the SNES era and were spoiled by the PSX with games like FF7 and FF8 and such (mostly because a lot of people here are still pretty young). In my opinion, no game from the PSX or after can hope to qualify for the best RPG of all time. SNES was where it was at. QTF I remember staying up for 48 hours straight playing Seiken Densetsu 3(Secret of Mana 2) on SNES. Awesome game play, and its a multiplayer action RPG on the console. FF5 and 6 were also very good for their time. However, the "Best RPG of all Time" title has to go to Final Fantasy tactics for me (Super Robot Wars a close second). Awesome tactical RPG with difficulty and plenty of character customization. Plus, it actually has a decent storyline. Fantastic game. | ||
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SK.Testie
Canada11084 Posts
Best? Perhaps not. But worth playing. Most definitely. I always have fun when I go through that again. | ||
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uidf
Seychelles370 Posts
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Orlandu
China2450 Posts
And about Lufia 2, although it is an amazing game (with some surprisingly challenging puzzles at times), surprisingly not that many people seem to know about/have played it that I come across. I wonder why that is? I'm always really surprised to see FF7 and FF8 on people's lists. I personally thought FF8 was pretty bad, kind of like FF7 but less original and less interesting. FF7 was a good game, but I think that so much of it's hype and what it's remembered for was that it was the first real RPG of the new generation back then, and it brought about a lot of new concepts, one of which being better graphics (which so many people seem to mistake for quality gameplay). I don't think in terms of actual storyline or gameplay though that it was anything too special or intriguing. I never had the feeling of going back and playing it twice, whereas there were countless SNES RPG's that I would play over and over again, and still sometimes do. But I guess everyone has their own opinions, I just personally think there are a lot of good games that people missed out on when I hear FF7 and such being praised so highly. | ||
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Mindcrime
United States6899 Posts
How many games allow you to become a boxer/martial artist/mobster/porn star who happens to be addicted to drugs, get gay married and sell his husband into slavery, has metal implants in his skin and who donates sperm? | ||
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Nyovne
Netherlands19135 Posts
On June 17 2007 23:04 Mindcrime wrote: Hear hear Fallout 2 How many games allow you to become a boxer/martial artist/mobster/porn star who happens to be addicted to drugs, get gay married and sell his husband into slavery, has metal implants in his skin and who donates sperm? | ||
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Aerox
Malaysia1213 Posts
FF8 has a good story too but the story telling technique is gets overly ambitious plus the draw battle system is boring and repetitive. The later FF series are just meh because nothing gets crazier or more powerful than a time travelling magically powered villain destroying the fabric of time and space. World destruction was already powerful enough with meteor in FF7. So they came up with Ultimecia and dump her in FF8. All the later villains of the series were then sucky but they had to come up with something original hence the silly ambiguous endings. Every FF series have few things lacking preventing it from gaining a good all round high score in my book except for FF7. This does not include FFXI(MMO) and FFXII(not yet played). LOL @ Mindcrime's post. True. True. | ||
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BG1
Canada1550 Posts
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b_unnies
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and WC3 is a RPS(Role Playing Strategy) not RTS or RPG | ||
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morfyy
Romania593 Posts
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useLess
United States4781 Posts
On June 17 2007 18:26 MYM.Testie wrote: I always feel Lufia 2 deserves a mention. Best? Perhaps not. But worth playing. Most definitely. I always have fun when I go through that again. Oh god yes, thats my favorite SNES game (2nd would be Tales of Phantasia). Lufia II is so much fun, especially with the replay mode (4x gains), and especially with the Ancient Cave. On my last playthrough, I spent like 1/3 of my time in there just grabbing blue chest items. | ||
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.dragoon
United States749 Posts
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Jim
Sweden1965 Posts
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brambolius
Netherlands448 Posts
all available as roms, use zsnes for emu | ||
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brambolius
Netherlands448 Posts
got a bunch of blue items and was just generaly trying 2 get some everyday untill i could reach level 100. then i come home one night and guess what....my sister saved over my game... ye i was well pissed X( | ||
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Naib
Hungary4843 Posts
On June 16 2007 06:01 lightman wrote: Does Zelda qualify as RPG ? I think not right ? because if it does then it's Ocarina of time. If not then it's a triple tie between FF7, Chrono trigger and fallout OoT is JUST godly, even if it may not be an RPG ;> | ||
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Hans-Titan
Denmark1711 Posts
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Ghardo
Germany1685 Posts
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iNsaNe-
Finland5201 Posts
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ReTrooper
Germany526 Posts
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SK.Testie
Canada11084 Posts
On June 18 2007 03:16 brambolius wrote: btw i once had my game played through (lufia 2) and was doing the secret cave on my second playthrough, got a bunch of blue items and was just generaly trying 2 get some everyday untill i could reach level 100. then i come home one night and guess what....my sister saved over my game... ye i was well pissed X( Ban her from life. | ||
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Imai_Eriko
Singapore57 Posts
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HappyFeetO_O
China350 Posts
On June 18 2007 08:30 Imai_Eriko wrote: has anyone cried playing ff7? No. | ||
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SK.Testie
Canada11084 Posts
It deserves to be on any list. Shouldn't really question it. Playing through that the first time was just amazing and you couldn't put the game down. | ||
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LuMiX
China5757 Posts
On June 18 2007 08:30 Imai_Eriko wrote: has anyone cried playing ff7? I did, when Red XIII was going to stay in his village but then he came back!! Aeris dying was sad too ... *tear* Was there any touching parts in FF8? I haven't played it in so long. I probably cried during this game too actually rofl! ;P | ||
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Thrill
2599 Posts
FF6&7 | ||
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