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[B_Harrison]

This!

If you mean computer games, then... multiplayer Neverwinter Nights.

[Loerwyn]

Gameiac wrote...

TES: Morrowind will always hold a place in my lower intestines!

Might want to get that flushed out, then.

[The Uncanny]

Knights of the Old Republic. The experience of playing that game didn't just shift my expectations of crpgs, it shifted my expectations of videogames as a whole.

[LiquidGrape]

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines.

Probably one of the best written games I ever stumbled across,and thus easily my favourite RPG.
Though DA:O is a close second...

Stay with me now; at least try to maintain eye contact and just listen to the dialogue.

[olivier leroux]

Jonp382 wrote...
Planescape: Torment.

This. And/or BG2. And various NWN community modules. 

Sadly, none of them featured Meowth.

Modifié par olivier leroux, 06 septembre 2010 - 03:55 .

[Hollingdale]

There is nothing special about the first KOTOR, the second on the other hand is yet to be surpassed story wise.

[Yana Montana]

I'm relatively new to the whole RPG thing, so taking into account those few true RPG's I had a pleasure to play, I'm going with "The Witcher" and "Dragon Age: Origins".

[Beerfish]

B_Harrison wrote...

This!

If you mean computer games, then... multiplayer Neverwinter Nights.

Agreed.  Nothing beats NWN multuplayer with a good DM.

[A Killing Sound]

Dragon Warrior 1 on the nes.



A slime draws near...WHATCHA DOINA DO NOW HUH!? You can't deny that the slime is the best rpg monster in history.

[jlb524]

Baldur's Gate 2

[okiness]

Unpopular opinion time!



Final Fantasy IX.



Then my number two is a tie between Dragon Age and Persona 3 Portable

[The Uncanny]

okiness wrote...

Unpopular opinion time!

Final Fantasy IX.

Then my number two is a tie between Dragon Age and Persona 3 Portable

I've never understood the unpopularity of FFIX. It was the only one other than VII that I've ever liked.

[Lao Dan]

KotOR. The foreshadowing of the ending is masterful. Doesn't give the twist away, but you replay it and see so many hints you missed.

[Zjarcal]

LiquidGrape wrote...

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines.

Probably one of the best written games I ever stumbled across,and thus easily my favourite RPG.
Though DA:O is a close second...

Stay with me now; at least try to maintain eye contact and just listen to the dialogue.

YES, YES, YES!!!

Bloodlines is just damn awesome! It's a tie with DA:O for me. I love them both so much!

I made a video for Bloodlines a while ago if anyone's interested in it:

[FlintlockJazz]

Have to say the Baldur's Gate saga as well for damn good adventuring. Bloodlines is also good and one of the best written, but I have to deduct points for the second half where they obviously were running out of money. KotOR, maybe it was because I didn't try it for the first time till this year, but I just couldn't get into it nor seriously enjoy it, sorry but I just don't see what was so special about it, and would like to ask those who like the following question: Had you tried other Bioware games first? Not an attempt to slag it off, I'm genuinely interested.

[casedawgz]

Zjarcal wrote...

LiquidGrape wrote...

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines.

Probably one of the best written games I ever stumbled across,and thus easily my favourite RPG.
Though DA:O is a close second...

Stay with me now; at least try to maintain eye contact and just listen to the dialogue.

YES, YES, YES!!!

Bloodlines is just damn awesome! It's a tie with DA:O for me. I love them both so much!

I made a video for Bloodlines a while ago if anyone's interested in it:

Other than that dreadful sewer segment when you're looking for the nosferatu, I agree wholeheartedly. The situations in that game were just so inventive. Like that sequence in the office building in Chinatown? Awesome. And I've never had as much fun clearing out a crackhouse in all my years of gaming.

[casedawgz]

Jynthor wrote...

Zjarcal wrote...

LiquidGrape wrote...

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines.

Probably one of the best written games I ever stumbled across,and thus easily my favourite RPG.
Though DA:O is a close second...

Stay with me now; at least try to maintain eye contact and just listen to the dialogue.

YES, YES, YES!!!

Bloodlines is just damn awesome! It's a tie with DA:O for me. I love them both so much!

I made a video for Bloodlines a while ago if anyone's interested in it:

I played as a female Toreador, I loved the body armor set on them. It was so stylish.

And Smiling Jack... Well he was just badass...

Wasn't he Bender?