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[Azjurai]

Baldurs Gate, 1998. First game I ever spent my own money on

[MorseDenizen]

BGII SoA it hooked me to gaming, finally completed it in about 3 years (don't ask...) followed by MEN, never looked back got most bioware games, often without even checking them out, never been disappointed yet

[Greenlordforever]

Baldur's Gate 2
Year: 1999

...And i couldn't play it at first because it needed a 8x CD-ROM driver and i had a 4x on my computer. That's when i first learned about system requirements.

Modifié par Greenlordforever, 27 février 2011 - 11:07 .

[hobbit of the shire]

First Bioware game: NWN
Year: 2006
Why you started playing it: It was actually for school...seriously. It was the first game I ever bought.

[NYG1991]

First game was Jade Empire. Don't remember exactly when it came out. Never played KOTOR. It'd be cool if they released it for download on 360

[AllThatJazz]

Greenlordforever wrote...

Baldur's Gate 2 1999

...And i couldn't play it at first because it needed a 8x CD-ROM driver and i had a 4x on my computer. That's when i first learned about system requirements.

 I remember struggling with Icewind Dale because I only had a 33 MHz processor. Those were the days.

[j_j_m]

Shattered Steel. I stopped at Dragon Age 2.

[spell trigger]

Baldur's Gate (Edwin, Viconia, Kivan and Xzar are still among my favorite BW characters).

[TwistedComplex]

KOTOR was my first Bioware game

After that Jade Empire, Mass Effect, Baulders Gate, Dragon age

Never became a "Bioware fan" until Mass Effect

I wish i wasn't a Bioware fan, there's too much drama attached to personally wanting a game company to succeed

[TwistedComplex]

j_j_m wrote...

Shattered Steel. I stopped at Dragon Age 2.

What about Mass Effect 3?

[flexxdk]

Dragon Age: Origins, somewhere between January 2010 and May 2010.

[Daddy555]

KOTOR was the first, since i have played most of there titles anything with made by bioware is gold no hit or miss never played a game from bioware that didnt fall in love with there attention to detail is unmached in the industry

[Gerudan]

I started with BG1 shortly after its release, so it was probably in 1998.

[Ragadurn]

Neverwinter Nights, 2002

Could have sworn it was longer ago...
However, NWN was the first RPG I really played.

I was into flight and space sims and shooters before that.
But since then, RPGs are my favorite genre.

Unfortunately I was a bit late for the whole Baldur's Gate hype.

Modifié par Ragadurn, 27 février 2011 - 12:36 .

[Greenlordforever]

AllThatJazz wrote...

Greenlordforever wrote...

Baldur's Gate 2 1999

...And i couldn't play it at first because it needed a 8x CD-ROM driver and i had a 4x on my computer. That's when i first learned about system requirements.

 I remember struggling with Icewind Dale because I only had a 33 MHz processor. Those were the days.

It happened again when i bought Mass Effect 1 my graphics card couldn't handle it and i had no money to buy a new one. That's when i first learned of overclocking.

Who said that video games don't teach you anything?

Modifié par Greenlordforever, 27 février 2011 - 03:18 .

[nikinapalm]

First one I played was Baldur's Gate at a friends house innnnnn 2000 I think.
First one I bought and beat was NWN in 2002 (d'aww)
I'm pretty sure I was 11 or 12 at the time

[Gloriana]

Neverwinter Nights, which my friend introduced to me in '08. Didn't really actively become a BioWare fan until Dragon Age, then I went out and bought Mass Effect and Jade Empire.

Modifié par Gloriana, 28 février 2011 - 04:12 .

[Nuke1967]

Neverwinter Nights. But KOTOR on Xbox was the game I really took notice of Bioware with.

[Lemmiwinks1]

2009 DA:O.

Because I got an Amazon card for Christmas and got it for $30. I wanted a good PC rpg...would have been an earlier game if I wasn't so addicted to WoW for 5.5 years.

[Valmarn]

It was their classic Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, though I didn't get the game until some time after it was released, and I didn't even play it until I got a computer capable of running it, which was sometime in mid to late 2004.

I can still vaguely remember the TV advertisements for it. I only wish I could find them; no luck on YouTube or Google.

[koshiee]

Baldur's Gate. Just randomly stumbled on it in one of those clearance bins. I think it had been out for awhile at that point.

[Valmarn]

Greenlordforever wrote...

AllThatJazz wrote...

Greenlordforever wrote...

Baldur's Gate 2 1999

...And i couldn't play it at first because it needed a 8x CD-ROM driver and i had a 4x on my computer. That's when i first learned about system requirements.

 I remember struggling with Icewind Dale because I only had a 33 MHz processor. Those were the days.

It happened again when i bought Mass Effect 1 my graphics card couldn't handle it and i had no money to buy a new one. That's when i first learned of overclocking.

Who said that video games don't teach you anything?

Often times, necessity breeds innovation. Not to say that you came up with the idea, but necessity certainly made you look for a better way.

[LeviathanZero]

BGII was my first.
From there Icewind Dale, Planescape Torment, IWDII and BGI, and from there, the world! Or at least NWN, NWN2 & KOTOR 2.

Dear gods, please bring back the writing team from Planescape Torment! Might not have been the greatest from a gameplay perspective, but dear gods whoever wrote that were mad geniuses.

[Psearo]

First started with Baldur's Gate in '98.
Bought, played (repeatedly) every Bioware game on PC since Baldur's Gate.

I was a little bit disappointed when NWN released, after BG2 telling us we could import our character from BG2.
Aside from that, really enjoyed NWN.

I must confess though, no other CRPG has given me as much enjoyment, or been as immersive as the Baldur's Gate series.
That was, until Dragon Age: Origins.
I loved it so much, I actually installed BG again and started alternating between the two games, for about four months. The downside of this, was that I found myself looking round the Brecillian forest for five minutes, to try and find Drizzt.... That was the last time I played either game after a night of heavy drinking!

[ThunderboltSeven]

No one is going to believe me here - but my first BioWare game was Shattered Steel. I was obsessed with mech combat games (and space sims) in the mid-'90s, and after plowing through Mechwarrior and the like, I played a demo that (I think) was on a PC Gamer disc.

I saw it at CompUSA shortly thereafter for a low price and picked it up. It's still somewhere in my house, probably in a box in the basement...