EPTwoops, i forgot to include PC GAMES ONLY.
Recommend some good RPG games
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famz
United States78 Posts
woops, i forgot to include PC GAMES ONLY. | ||
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Billy_
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famz
United States78 Posts
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writer22816
United States5775 Posts
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Khelz
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Edit: lol jk, if Dragons Age was too slow then I doubt you'll enjoy the series. Try the Kingdom Hearts series. Don't let the Disney logo turn you away, it's actually got a fairly deep and mature storyline to it. The combat is also very fast and furious in a way. | ||
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SagaZ
France3460 Posts
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Manit0u
Poland17341 Posts
Baldur's Gate I, II and expansions Fallout I and II Planescape: Torment Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic I and II Might and Magic series (although everything below VII or VIII will have a bit too dated graphics for todays computers). Play these and you're good in the "Best RPG ever made" department. | ||
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famz
United States78 Posts
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Loki_rAtM
Germany17 Posts
If you don't mind old school graphics you should play Planescape Torment, cause the story is amazing. And last but not least I recommend Vampire - The Masquerade : Bloodlines, with the latest fan patch! | ||
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Khelz
106 Posts
I also found the Overlord series enjoyable. Not really RPGs exactly, more like adventure games with slight customization options but the crude and dark humor involved made it worth it for me. | ||
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Billy_
461 Posts
On November 28 2010 15:38 Manit0u wrote: The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind Baldur's Gate I, II and expansions Fallout I and II Planescape: Torment Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic I and II Might and Magic series (although everything below VII or VIII will have a bit too dated graphics for todays computers). Play these and you're good in the "Best RPG ever made" department. Yeah, OP, you'll probably dislike the combat of most of these RPGs but they have some good stories. Games like The Witcher and Mass Effect are decent action heavy games with fast combat. | ||
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TheOvermind77
United States923 Posts
Torchlight Prettymuch an affordable, enjoyable Diablo II clone. Extremely fun and a good time killer. Titan Quest A good, non-life dominating multiplayer RPG, similar to Torchlight except you can bring friends. Older game but still good graphics. PC Turn-based RPGs: Sad story. Not many good ones any more. I have none to recommend. Most of the recent Final Fantasies have been very disappointing. Definitely steer clear of those. Latest one has a story that is painfully, painfully childish. | ||
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Saturnize
United States2473 Posts
Morrowind | ||
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Prinny-tai
United States71 Posts
On November 28 2010 15:38 Manit0u wrote: The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind Baldur's Gate I, II and expansions Fallout I and II Planescape: Torment Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic I and II Might and Magic series (although everything below VII or VIII will have a bit too dated graphics for todays computers). Play these and you're good in the "Best RPG ever made" department. These are some excellent suggestions. I'd like to ad that you can pick up BG1(and 2?) and FO1 and 2 from Good Ol Games. Planescape too I think. In addition I'd recommend TES II as well, it's available for free from Bethesda and for a newer game The Witcher. On November 28 2010 15:51 Billy_ wrote: Yeah, OP, you'll probably dislike the combat of most of these RPGs but they have some good stories. I'd disagree, I love all those games and found DA:O to have boring combat as well. Most people would agree with that statement. It lacks the strategic depth that a slower turn based game should provide. | ||
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famz
United States78 Posts
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shawster
Canada2485 Posts
On November 28 2010 15:57 famz wrote: have any of you tried the new f14 series? i've heard alot of negative things about it but would like an opinion from a fellow TL. i had a friend who bought it, trust him if you will but he said that the game was really freaking confusing and he had no idea wtf he was doing. he quit after like 2 days lol. | ||
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Billy_
461 Posts
On November 28 2010 15:54 Prinny-tai wrote: These are some excellent suggestions. I'd like to ad that you can pick up BG1(and 2?) and FO1 and 2 from Good Ol Games. Planescape too I think. In addition I'd recommend TES II as well, it's available for free from Bethesda and for a newer game The Witcher. I'd disagree, I love all those games and found DA:O to have boring combat as well. Most people would agree with that statement. It lacks the strategic depth that a slower turn based game should provide. PS:T was shallower than DAO, KotOR is about as shallow as they get before turning into an action game, Morrowind is different, I've never played Might and Magic. BGII had a lot more depth than DAO, though I don't know about the original I remember having difficulty with BGI but I was young at the time and it was my first RPG ever, so I don't know how I'd classify it. I don't remember FO I and II clearly enough to decide. | ||
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Flaunt
New Zealand784 Posts
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djcube
United States985 Posts
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Lann555
Netherlands5173 Posts
On November 28 2010 15:38 Manit0u wrote: The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind Baldur's Gate I, II and expansions Fallout I and II Planescape: Torment Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic I and II Might and Magic series (although everything below VII or VIII will have a bit too dated graphics for todays computers). Play these and you're good in the "Best RPG ever made" department. A strong list. I'd add Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura if you want a true RPG experience. These are pretty hardcore RPG games though and not for everyone. The fact that you didn't like Dragon Age is a good sign though as it's such a shallow crap game  | ||
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