A Game with the Most Replay Value
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Seriously though, probably Half-Life or Oblivion. Not to sure.
I'm to vague.
(Christ, i need to stop doing that)
Seriously though, probably Half-Life or Oblivion. Not to sure.
I'm to vague.
Memorized? Fallout 3, Mass Effect 2.
Played a shitload of? Modern Warfare 2, Borderlands, Hunted: the Demons forge (not yet, but i will)
Played a shitload of? Modern Warfare 2, Borderlands, Hunted: the Demons forge (not yet, but i will)
I put over 900 hours into Wow before I quit. That was over a three or four year period, admittedly, but it's still pretty fucking depressing... Besides that, the amount of time I've spent playing Oblivion, Mount&Blade and so on begins to seem pathetic...
I've memorised most of the lore of Azeroth, spent ages exploring the world, and so on. I was the sort of player who'd go back and replay far older dungeons out of interest than new ones for gear, so even after all that time, I never got into raiding.
I've memorised most of the lore of Azeroth, spent ages exploring the world, and so on. I was the sort of player who'd go back and replay far older dungeons out of interest than new ones for gear, so even after all that time, I never got into raiding.
I've played Fallout 3 and New Vegas a fair amount of times.
Most of the Final Fantasy games, I feel, have a lot of replay value, and I've played through 7 - 13 copious amounts of times.
To be honest, I've played through many, many games at least twice: Arkham Asylum, Resident Evil, MVA2, Spyro etc etc
Most of the Final Fantasy games, I feel, have a lot of replay value, and I've played through 7 - 13 copious amounts of times.
To be honest, I've played through many, many games at least twice: Arkham Asylum, Resident Evil, MVA2, Spyro etc etc
WoW has easily taken the most amount of my time. I'm not completely sure on how long, but i'm sure it's into the high hundreds, if not thousands of hours. Playing in a changing world with hundreds of other people never gets old, and even though i'm taking a break right now, i'm sure i'll be back.
Other than that, Elder Scrolls: Oblivion and Fallout 3/New Vegas have sucked away a ton of time each. Also, when I was younger and got a PS1, I became obsessed with JRPGs and would constantly be replaying them (mostly PS-era Final Fantasy games).
Other than that, Elder Scrolls: Oblivion and Fallout 3/New Vegas have sucked away a ton of time each. Also, when I was younger and got a PS1, I became obsessed with JRPGs and would constantly be replaying them (mostly PS-era Final Fantasy games).
I'm cheating but the first level of Demon's Souls, it's the only level in that bloody game that I can do without looking at a guide or being cheap.
Oh and Mass Effect 1 but not 2 strangley, even though it's the better game it's not as fun for me as the first.
Oh and Mass Effect 1 but not 2 strangley, even though it's the better game it's not as fun for me as the first.
Single player:
Rollercoaster Tycoon; you can beat each level in infinitely different ways.
If considering multiplayer games (which inherently have infinitely more replay value):
World of Warcraft, it is less about the actual quests, and more about the manner in which you level. I leveled a hunter to 60 (when it was the cap) then a rogue, then a warrior. They were all quite different experiences.
Any FPS with a steep learning curve. I guess you couldn't really call it 'replay' value, since the game never ends and you never really REplay it, you're just playing it indefinitely.
Rollercoaster Tycoon; you can beat each level in infinitely different ways.
If considering multiplayer games (which inherently have infinitely more replay value):
World of Warcraft, it is less about the actual quests, and more about the manner in which you level. I leveled a hunter to 60 (when it was the cap) then a rogue, then a warrior. They were all quite different experiences.
Any FPS with a steep learning curve. I guess you couldn't really call it 'replay' value, since the game never ends and you never really REplay it, you're just playing it indefinitely.
Europa Universalis 3 is pretty good, repalyability-wise.
For a RPG, I'm finding Tactics Ogre pretty good, with its multiple game routes and different fates for each character.
And of course, TF2.
For a RPG, I'm finding Tactics Ogre pretty good, with its multiple game routes and different fates for each character.
And of course, TF2.
Betrayal at Krondor has massive replay value because of the sandbox world and all the content and all the multiple approaches and the fact that different things are experienced differently depending on when and with what characters you do them and are mutually exclusive. I know of people who've replayed it up to ten times. TEN. O_O
I also keep coming back to Oblivion whenever I feel like indulging in blatant escapism.
I also keep coming back to Oblivion whenever I feel like indulging in blatant escapism.
