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[TheSpaceKraken]

I must admit I haven't played any Bioware game that came before kotor. So I have to say Dragon Age.

[Kyda]

I have to say Mass effect, even though Baldur´s gate was the winner for a very long time, but then again I can’t say now that I would enjoy it more than Dragon Age or the Mass effect series. Dragon Age would be second but I think the idea of the several options in Mass Effect and the continuity of the saga is what makes me pick it first. My very first bioware game was Baldur’s Gate 2, I played the first one before that but Baldur´s Gate 2 (not even Throne of Bhaal) was a master piece.

[MajorStranger]

Kotor was the Game that made me discover Bioware.



Jade Empire made me like Bioware.



Mass Effect 1 made me love Bioware.



Special mention to:



Dragon Age: Amazing game. Only bad thing was the obsolete graphics used in it.



Mass Effect 2: Great story. Would be better if it has more than recruit mission then the big ass suicide mission.

[Shia Luck]

While KoTOR was the first game I bought from Bioware, I have to vote for Neverwinter Nights. Years later and the community is still releasing new modules to play, new graphics add ons, new tilesets, new custom content of all kinds and multiplayer worlds old and new are still going strong.

Fantastic community and a fantastic game.

[Remmirath]

Baldur's Gate is my favourite, Baldur's Gate II when I have to pick between the two. I tend to think of them as one unit.

Baldur's Gate was also the first one I played.

[vehzeel]

I played BG2 for years. Then I went back to BG1+TotSC. The engine is clunky, but the atmosphere is great. BG1 felt like a real world, but I kinda wish the marvels in Baldur's Gate city were more explored. I hate engine limitations

BG2 was awesome, but the monsters almost stood on each other. It was a little cramped, so to speak.

[Estelindis]

My favourite is Neverwinter Nights, but more for Hordes of the Underdark (storywise) and the toolset and modding capabilities than the original campaign. NWN gave us the ability to game-ify and share our own imaginings with a great community. :-)



My first Bioware game was Baldur's Gate, incidentally. It was also my first experience playing anything D&D-related (vs. my first experience of D&D in general, which was the cartoon!).

[Kalcalan]

dark-lauron wrote...

Baldur's Gate for me

Same here. First Bioware game was Baldur's Gate and that was a fantastic experience and still my favourite (especially with the Easy Tutu mod).

[Swordfishtrombone]

Forst1999 wrote...

Mass Effect 2 before 1, than Dragon Age. I love this three, but it's easy to say which of them i like most. Neverwinter Nights i stopped playing somewhere in the second act. I just asked myself why i was playing it and found no aswer. I hate the D&D rules and the story was extremly boring.
I really tried to like Baldur's Gate, for all the love i have seen for this game must have some reason. I believe everyone who says it has a great story and remarkable characters, but i just can't stand the gameplay. The first time i tried, a goblin or something one-shoted some party member and i got frustrated. The second time i stopped in Candlekeep because the moving was just to slow. After discovering the newer BioWare games for me i tried again and got to the first city in the south, before i got killed in some sidequest. I just can't get into the D&D rules and i am to easily frustrated, i admit. But i'll give KotOR a try soon.

Sounds like my experience with Baldur's Gate. I foolishly prejudged Baldur's Gate 2 by that experience for a long time, and when I finally got BG2 from a bargain bin, and tried it out, it blew my mind.

BG2 fixes all the things that make BG1 frustrating and tedious, and is better in every single way, including the story, IMHO. After you get out from the initial dungeon from where you start the game, and enter the city, you're immediately drawn in to this wonderful, engaging story, in a world that seems big and open, yet has great content, and proper side adventures everywhere.

So even if you hated BG1, I highly recommend picking up BG2, and giving it a go. You might be as pleasently surpriced as I was.

[Tooneyman]

MEs, JE, DAs! My favorite was JE!

[ChrisFetch]

Im a bioware poster child, but id have to hand it to the Mass Effect saga. It is rare that anything in this world let alone a video game can get me to tear up. And when that happens you know your doing immersive gaming right. Im so sorry Kaiden, i had to make a decision. And he still haunts me to this day. And dont get me started about losing teammates during the suicide mission. One heartbreaking moment after another. ME does emotion like no other game in existance.

[Sago_mulch]

I REALLY ENJOYED KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC 2 AND NEVERWINRERS NIGHTS 2, THEY ARE THE BEST BIOWEAR GAMES EVER

[Rhjh20]

^^^^ joking right ?

[Sago_mulch]

Rhjh20 wrote...

^^^^ joking right ?

 NO I AM NOT. THEY ARE THE BEST BIOWEAR GAMES EVER. PERIOD.

[Rhjh20]

Lol ther both from Obsidian

Modifié par Rhjh20, 11 juillet 2010 - 05:09 .

[Sago_mulch]

Edit: Post removed. Moving on now. 

Modifié par Chris Priestly, 11 juillet 2010 - 05:03 .

[SuperFly_2000]

Neverwinter Nights on the top of the podium now....where it belongs! :-)

Best gaming platform ever for roleplaying.

[Tennyochan]

Baldur's Gate 2. My first bioware game.

[Amberyl Ravenclaw]

Neverwinter Nights first and foremost. Moreso for the modding tools and multiplayer mode. I spent (wasted?) a good portion of my teenage years on the computer because of NWN.

Jade Empire comes a close second because of its unique setting, gameplay and cultural sensitivity. IRL I'm of East Asian heritage and I must say that Bioware did a great job with storytelling and lore/mythology integration, although some cultural mishmashing was inevitable. I only played that game once, but I have fond memories of that session.

Modifié par Amberyl Ravenclaw, 12 juillet 2010 - 04:03 .

[Deviija]

Dragon Age: Origins. It knocked my love for Baldur's Gate II off its top spot.

[Jet_Truebow]

DA: origins but my choice is biased, wan't around buying PC games the time of Baldurs and Neverwinter Nights 1.

[The Curt Jester]

Baldur's Gate II. The game never gets old. I've replayed it countless times and I'm still going through it with a couple characters right now. BG1 comes a close second.

Modifié par The Curt Jester, 14 juillet 2010 - 12:10 .

[ScreamingPalm]

NWN 1



Best RPG ever made. Could never really get into BG, never found the deep and immersive character interactions everyone raved about with the likes of Noober or Minsc and his space hamster. /shrug