Thinking back.... I'd have to say that Baldur's Gate was my introduction to BioWare. I didn't get completely hooked into playing their games until Dragon Age: Origins. Then I practically bought almost all of their games thanks to Steam and GOG.com XD
what was your first Bioware game?
Débuté par
force192
, sept. 02 2011 04:38
Retour en haut
#102
Posté 14 septembre 2011 - 06:49
Dapper Pomegranate
-
- Members
- 482 messages
NWN was my first exposure to Bioware, and actually only the second game I ever played after Diablo II. It rocked my world and I've been - as a friend of mine would say - a ****sucking bio**** fanboy, and damn proud of it, ever since 
#103
Posté 15 septembre 2011 - 04:54
Skypezee
-
- Members
- 975 messages
FrozenFire42 wrote...
NWN was my first exposure to Bioware, and actually only the second game I ever played after Diablo II. It rocked my world and I've been - as a friend of mine would say - a ****sucking bio**** fanboy, and damn proud of it, ever since
Ah, see for me it was Baldur's Gate that I played after my cousin got me to play Diablo II XDDDD
#104
Posté 15 septembre 2011 - 07:18
don-mika
-
- Members
- 478 messages
it`s hard to belive, but that was Shattered Steel
:happy:
that was somewhere around 98- 99 year.. amazing game
i discover that this game was made by BioWare after playing ME & DA:O, go on wiki to see what game BW made and found something familiar
:happy:
that was somewhere around 98- 99 year.. amazing game
i discover that this game was made by BioWare after playing ME & DA:O, go on wiki to see what game BW made and found something familiar
#105
Posté 15 septembre 2011 - 07:48
FlintlockJazz
-
- Members
- 2 710 messages
Baldur's Gate.
Then Baldur's Gate 2.
Then Neverwinter Nights.
Then Dragon Age: Origins.
Then Mass Effect.
Then Mass Effect 2.
Then KotOR, but I never finished that one, burnt it to the Dark Gods for being the font of all vileness.
Then Baldur's Gate 2.
Then Neverwinter Nights.
Then Dragon Age: Origins.
Then Mass Effect.
Then Mass Effect 2.
Then KotOR, but I never finished that one, burnt it to the Dark Gods for being the font of all vileness.
#107
Posté 16 septembre 2011 - 07:21
aries1001
-
- Members
- 1 752 messages
A former co-worker of mine got me into -eh- -cough - the RPG-fix..... We often talked about rpgs and other things...
The year was 1998, or maybe 1999, I had a birthday coming up. My father had just send 500 DKK (100 US dollars) for my birthday. I then went to a gameshop (actually an electronics boutigue that also sold pc games way back then...). I bought Baldur's Gate - mostly because I could control all six characters. I had no idea on who Bioware was way back then. I had heard of Interplay, though. Played Falllout 1 a bit...a lot actually.
The minute I clicked play and had selected my character, I was -ehm- hooked. Candlekeep looked real! It looked like it could have been placed in 11th or 12th century history documentary....The characters were great, and Baldur's Gate told a tale of political intrigue and personal deceit - and then you also had to find out who you actually were. The plot hook was incredibly strong - and still is - I find.
Then Tales of the Sword Coast came out - I played that.
Then BG2- TOB...
And then I meant to play NWN, SW: Knights of the Old Republic, Jade Empire, ,Mass Effect, Mass Effect 2, but somehow never had the tome to do it.
I played DA: Origins, though and all the dlcs, except the one with the darkspawn and the feastday pranks.
I played DA2+ Legacy.
Have plans to do a playthrough of NWN+all the other games, I mentioned sometime...when I get time.
As for NWN's main campaign when I played the demo many years ago, I also thought it was sort of -meh- but then two expansions came out, a lot of good mods are out there as well.... And it is not ill will that I haven't played all these games yet, I don't just have as much time as I used to have to play games.
I have also played a little bit of MDK2, (because I got it for free with a gaming magazine back around the year 2000, I think?). However, I can't play platformers or games that require to much hand-eye co-ordination; games have there been that I simply had to give up to play (Lara Croft's Tomb Raider games for instance...)
Never played Shattered Steel, though.... Might pick it up from GOG some day, though.
The year was 1998, or maybe 1999, I had a birthday coming up. My father had just send 500 DKK (100 US dollars) for my birthday. I then went to a gameshop (actually an electronics boutigue that also sold pc games way back then...). I bought Baldur's Gate - mostly because I could control all six characters. I had no idea on who Bioware was way back then. I had heard of Interplay, though. Played Falllout 1 a bit...a lot actually.
The minute I clicked play and had selected my character, I was -ehm- hooked. Candlekeep looked real! It looked like it could have been placed in 11th or 12th century history documentary....The characters were great, and Baldur's Gate told a tale of political intrigue and personal deceit - and then you also had to find out who you actually were. The plot hook was incredibly strong - and still is - I find.
Then Tales of the Sword Coast came out - I played that.
Then BG2- TOB...
And then I meant to play NWN, SW: Knights of the Old Republic, Jade Empire, ,Mass Effect, Mass Effect 2, but somehow never had the tome to do it.
I played DA: Origins, though and all the dlcs, except the one with the darkspawn and the feastday pranks.
I played DA2+ Legacy.
Have plans to do a playthrough of NWN+all the other games, I mentioned sometime...when I get time.
As for NWN's main campaign when I played the demo many years ago, I also thought it was sort of -meh- but then two expansions came out, a lot of good mods are out there as well.... And it is not ill will that I haven't played all these games yet, I don't just have as much time as I used to have to play games.
I have also played a little bit of MDK2, (because I got it for free with a gaming magazine back around the year 2000, I think?). However, I can't play platformers or games that require to much hand-eye co-ordination; games have there been that I simply had to give up to play (Lara Croft's Tomb Raider games for instance...)
Never played Shattered Steel, though.... Might pick it up from GOG some day, though.
#108
Posté 16 septembre 2011 - 08:53
Legion 2.5
-
- Members
- 1 005 messages
Star Wars Knights of the old Republic to me and still play it sometimes on the old Xbox.
#110
Posté 20 septembre 2011 - 04:13
2papercuts
-
- Members
- 1 033 messages
DAO
funny how DA2 was targeted at expanding an audience and no one has said it
funny how DA2 was targeted at expanding an audience and no one has said it
#112
Guest_Jek Romano Shavo_*
Posté 20 septembre 2011 - 07:55
Guest_Jek Romano Shavo_*
Guest_Jek Romano Shavo_*
-
- Guests
Dragon Age: Origins. Ever since then, I've picked up some of their older games from Steam(NWN, BG Saga and KOTOR). I just started my playthrough of KOTOR today. I feel so bad for Trask Ulgo. I bet he was gonna make an excellent bro. =(
Modifié par Jek Romano Shavo, 20 septembre 2011 - 07:56 .
#115
Posté 20 septembre 2011 - 01:05
RPGamer13
-
- Members
- 2 258 messages
First, I bought an Xbox 360 June 2006. Then I bought Jade Empire, then KOTOR, then I tried BG 1 and 2 which neither resonated with me...
And then Mass Effect came out and haven't missed a Bioware game since.
And then Mass Effect came out and haven't missed a Bioware game since.
Modifié par RPGamer13, 20 septembre 2011 - 01:06 .
#116
Posté 27 septembre 2011 - 09:30
Mark of the Dragon
-
- Members
- 702 messages
Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition on PS3
Modifié par Mark of the Dragon, 27 septembre 2011 - 09:30 .
#118
Guest_Hanz54321_*
Posté 28 septembre 2011 - 05:11
Guest_Hanz54321_*
Guest_Hanz54321_*
-
- Guests
Baldur's Gate.
I give Origins the GOAT, but prior holders were KOTOR 1 and Baldur's. So well done. KOTOR still get's best "OMG Moment" award.
I give Origins the GOAT, but prior holders were KOTOR 1 and Baldur's. So well done. KOTOR still get's best "OMG Moment" award.
#119
Posté 12 octobre 2011 - 07:35
EuroShepard
-
- Members
- 29 messages
kotor
it was my first rpg and it's my favourite game ever
it was my first rpg and it's my favourite game ever
#120
Posté 13 octobre 2011 - 06:05
Nathander Von Eric
-
- Members
- 158 messages
It was either MDK2 (Dreamcast) KOTOR (Xbox) or Jade Empire (Xbox) I can't remember.
But it was Neverwinter Nights that really turned me on to Bioware. I should say rather, it was the ability to play on RP player worlds that really made me a Bioware fan. Yeah, they were player created worlds. But -Bioware- gave them the tools to create them.
After that it was Mass Effect and then hunting down decent copies of the Baldur's Gate games (That didn't cost a small fortune amazingly) and so on and so forth.
But it was Neverwinter Nights that really turned me on to Bioware. I should say rather, it was the ability to play on RP player worlds that really made me a Bioware fan. Yeah, they were player created worlds. But -Bioware- gave them the tools to create them.
After that it was Mass Effect and then hunting down decent copies of the Baldur's Gate games (That didn't cost a small fortune amazingly) and so on and so forth.
#121
Posté 13 octobre 2011 - 06:22
Melra
-
- Members
- 7 492 messages
Probably Kotor, I may have played one of the Baldur's Gates, but I suppose it would've needed to be a demo of some sort, so I am going with Kotor.
#122
Posté 13 octobre 2011 - 07:02
naledgeborn
-
- Members
- 3 964 messages
Knights of the Old Republic on Xbox.
#124
Posté 13 octobre 2011 - 07:56
Forst1999
-
- Members
- 2 924 messages
Neverwinter Nights. I played it until i got bored somewhere in the second act. Then i got Baldur's Gate. Played it until i got frustrated. That didn't took long.
Mass Effect 1 was the first Bioware game i actually liked and played through. Since then i got every new title and played through the older ones as well. (Only Jade Empire is missing so far).
Mass Effect 1 was the first Bioware game i actually liked and played through. Since then i got every new title and played through the older ones as well. (Only Jade Empire is missing so far).
#125
Posté 13 octobre 2011 - 07:59
Il Divo
-
- Members
- 9 768 messages
Started with KotOR. Hated it the first day, fell in love with it the second day. I heard Bioware was developing Jade Empire and was skeptical. Finally bought it a half year later and almost loved it as much as KotOR. I heard they were making Mass Effect, yet again I was skeptical. I bought it a few months after release and loved it. It wasn't until DA:O/ME2 that I finally learned and began reserving Bioware games. After ME2, I went back and picked up the old stuff (BG/NwN), which turned out to be disappointing but fun.
