I play shooters a lot besides rpg but those are the ones I put the most time in.įor rpg’s a lot are mentioned who are in my top list.
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Skyrim, by now there are so many mods it’s basically a sandbox RPGįallout: New Vegas, the factions and the players impact on the world are very convincingįor all it’s flaws Gothic 3 tried some interesting new things, like faction relations and no real main story line which i think should be acknowledged but I can’t look past the issue that they have this huge world where most inhabitants are male soldiers after having made a believable one in Gothic 2.
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M&B Warband Brytenwalda (mod), don’t expect a story or pretty graphics but it’s the greatest sandbox, bugs and some localization asideĭragon age: Origins/Awakening, great story telling but stupid good versus evil stuff, challenging and fun combat, great characters, but I like the way that the Witcher series handles decisions better than the way bioware does because they don’t tell you what’s common dialog and what’s an ‘epic decision’ in witcher so every choice feels important.Ĭrusader kings 2, yes it’s more of a strategy game, I tend to forget my characters names right after there borne, but it can also be a great RPG, limitless with mods I am waiting for the following games to come out: That is probably why I have somewhere around 500 hours into Skyrim. I thoroughly enjoy games that are open world/sandbox, ability to craft items, and something that had a great story line that will get me to play it over and over again and that I can submerge myself into. GTA III thru GTA IV (Waiting on GTA V still) I have played RPG games for such a long time. At least, that’s how KOTOR 2 and Fallout: New Vegas paint that studio to me.
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That studio knows how to take a concept and give it more passion than the predecessor. Glad to see some Obsidian games getting love in here. It may have been left behind in some degree by BioWare, but the hints of it continued on and if rumor turns out true, the separate BioWare team behind the next Mass Effect saga is quite interested in an atmosphere of exploration coming back. I sure miss that bold, sleek, spectacular new vision of the future.
Instead of a threat to their survival, everyone in the second game was written as if they’d been living like survivors all along. The first game was about finding the scratches in the glass, but ME2 acted like the glass was shattered and things were going downhill, and that’s just not the mood that the communities of the first game evoked. There was a great melancholy and sense of optimism in the first game that the sequels, namely ME2, tossed in exchange for grime and animosity, on every planet and in every community. The sequels lost sight of what it felt like to step through the dust on a softly lit foreign plateau under blue stars. There’s just something sweet and optimistic in that one when you meet the people on the Citadel and your new squad and getting on your character’s very own ship. Mass Effect is my favorite thanks to great atmosphere and a sense of exploration.
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