I keep starting it and never finish. I enjoy it, but for some reason just lose interest in what is happening after your plane crashes (very early on in the game). I'll get around to it eventually.tobi the good boy said:You! I like you.Fappy said:RPG is an incredibly broad genre. Times change and some people refuse to acknowledge this.Zhukov said:Mass Effect 2 for me. Although there seems to be some debate over whether or not it counts as an RPG. Apparently that's extremely important to some people.
Best RPG... Jade Empire, the world is just so different from the generic medieval fantasy, I loved the combat system, The characters were mostly loveable and the story is damn near amazing. My only complaint was that it's too short.
Guess it's a matter of taste indeed. I mean that exact reason is why I consider PS:T better than BG2 ^^poiumty said:Yes, the combat was lackluster, having weird pacing, depending on resting to regain spells (which left your mage characters using weapons most of the time at lower levels) and the systems behind it being simplistic. BG2 improved on all of that adding tons of choices, options and depth.Vegosiux said:I wonder, not to be a douche or anything, but is that because of the insignificant role combat plays? I understand the beef many people have with PS:T is the fact that combat is playing not the second, but the seventy-third fiddle in that game.
This a million times.The Madman said:I've said it before and I'll say it again: Baldur's Gate 2: Shadows of Amn
It just does nothing wrong. Great tactical DnD combat, excellent story, amazing soundtrack, crisp 2D visuals and high-resolution artwork, fantastic cast of characters including an extremely memorable villain, an amazing array of mods from an active and imaginative mod-community, and enough replayability to have someone still discovering new things years after the game has been released.
I've never played Skyrim myself, so I can't judge, but one would assume it would be on this list due to how much ejaculate it's had to rub out of it's eyeballsnbamaniac said:I'm actually quite relieved. Anyone who mentions Skyrim as an all time best is a troll in my eyes. Touche!TheFunPolice said:Wow, I've read through most of this thread and to my surprise almost nobody has mentioned Skyrim. Although my favourite RPG has got to be Mount and Blade: Warband, yeah, maybe it's rather broken at times, but I've never been so immersed in a game before, I love it
And yeah MaB: Warband was good. xD