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[spirosz]

The Mad Hanar wrote...

Rawgrim wrote...


The Witcher 1-2, Baldur`s Gate 2, Planescape Torment, Might and Magic 1-10, Ultima 4-7, Neverwinter Nights 2.

Some reccomendations for you, if you like rpgs that gives you several different endings.

The Silent Hill games have different endings. Does that make them RPGs?

Oh snap.  

[Gwydden]

What's the point... Derailed thread is derailed.

I don't really like JRPG, simply because I enjoy Western approaches to storytelling and characters far more. Let's leave it at cultural differences, and that's all I'll say about it.

Modifié par Gwydden, 14 octobre 2013 - 07:56 .

[dreamgazer]

Soooo ... do these mature and tasteful sex scenes somehow lead to multiple endings?

[Ryzaki]

The Walking Dead is pretty much a Visual Novel.

[JCAP]

Mr.House wrote...

Rawgrim wrote...

The Mad Hanar wrote...

Rawgrim wrote...


The Witcher 1-2, Baldur`s Gate 2, Planescape Torment, Might and Magic 1-10, Ultima 4-7, Neverwinter Nights 2.

Some reccomendations for you, if you like rpgs that gives you several different endings.

The Silent Hill games have different endings. Does that make them RPGs?

Nope. Do they let you create your own character as well?

I can make characters in the Sims, cleary a rpg.

Well, you can get different endings... In a certain way...

[spirosz]

I don't like JRPG's that much either, only one I've really enjoyed is Ni No Kuni, otherwise - they're not for me. Anyway, back on romance and maturity - it really depends on the relationship at hand and the player itself and what their stance is on those two words being together.

[GreyLycanTrope]

I hope they mean to emulate ME1 in this department.

[Seboist]

Sadly, your average sports game is more an RPG than some that get officially called one these days.

[The Elder King]

Rawgrim wrote...
 


Nope. Do they let you create your own character as well?

The witcher games don't let you create your own character. Geralt is a defined character. Yet TW games are RPGs.

[JCAP]

Ryzaki wrote...

The Walking Dead is pretty much a Visual Novel.

Dragon Age is an awesome fantasy simulator, you can even get laid.

[Rawgrim]

hoorayforicecream wrote...

Rawgrim wrote...

hoorayforicecream wrote...

Rawgrim wrote...

Gwydden wrote...

Rawgrim wrote...

I meant the outcome of the story. The end of it, was linear. In DA2 you get  ending. Nothing you do in the game affects the ending.

Nothing you do in DAO affects the ending, not truly. ME3, on the other hand, is exactly the opposite.

See my point?

The ending of DA:O: you can become king, queen, die, make an od god baby, loghain can die, Alistair can die. Based on stuff you did earlier in the game. DA2: You kill meredith first, or orsino first. Anders blows up the chantry. Its set in stone. 1 ending.

The ending of DAO means you always have to do the landsmeet and fight the archdemon. It's also set in stone. The results might differ slightly in the ending placards, but that's where they differ in DA2 as well. I remember choosing the Templars in DA2 leading to Hawke becoming Viscount of Kirkwall, while choosing the Mages led to Hawke becoming a fugitive.

True. You can become a Vicount. I sided with the mages at every turn, though. They still attacked me on a daily basis.

The landsmeet and the archdemon fight do happen everytime, but they can be solved differently. And each outcome there carries over further into the game. Except for becoming Viscount at the last minute, nothing else in DA2 has the slightest effect on the ending.

There are outcomes in the end sequence of DA2 that affect each other as well. Depending on what you choose, you can kill Anders or let him go. Sebastian will not stay if you spare Anders, just like Alistair will not stay if you spare Loghain. Depending on their loyalty levels, your other companions in DA2 can also leave if you choose one side or the other - Merrill can leave if you side with the Templars, and Fenris can leave if you side with the Mages. You can actually convince Fenris to come back and rejoin you at the final battle as well. If Fenris has high enough loyalty to stay, then Aveline can also leave the group if you side with the mages. The only thing that really is the same is the boss fights (which is the same with the Archdemon, minus who does the killing blow), and the fact that Anders blows the chantry up.

But if you only care about the ending sequence with the voice overs and text placards, then I guess there's no convincing you.

True. You can affect wich ones you bring with you into th final fight. DA:O has that too. You can dismiss followers before even getting to the ending. Or killing some of them. Defeating the archdemon is the goal of DA:O, though. Its a clear one from the get go. DA2 just tells a story around you, where you gt to 2 fights at the end. Hawke should have been able to avoid at least one of tem based on stuff he does in the game before that.

[Ryzaki]

I don't mind ME1 scenes. But I'd take better animations and models (please no more zombie hands BW) over side boob and clever camera angles. FTB has worked just fine for me.

[GreyLycanTrope]

Ryzaki wrote...

The Walking Dead is pretty much a Visual Novel.

Do point and click adventure games fall under that genre? I thought they were seperate.

[Ryzaki]

JCAP wrote...

Ryzaki wrote...

The Walking Dead is pretty much a Visual Novel.

Dragon Age is an awesome fantasy simulator, you can even get laid.

XD

I wasn't being mean!

But DA2 needs more stats. Where's my sexiness Sat? And no CHA doesn't count.

@Grey: No I don't believe they do but when I played TWD the first thing I compared it to was a VN. Then again I don't play alot of P&C adventure games so that's probably why.

Modifié par Ryzaki, 14 octobre 2013 - 07:58 .

[Han Shot First]

I see this thread going places.

Can't wait!

[hoorayforicecream]

Rawgrim wrote...

The Mad Hanar wrote...

Rawgrim wrote...


The Witcher 1-2, Baldur`s Gate 2, Planescape Torment, Might and Magic 1-10, Ultima 4-7, Neverwinter Nights 2.

Some reccomendations for you, if you like rpgs that gives you several different endings.

The Silent Hill games have different endings. Does that make them RPGs?

Nope. Do they let you create your own character as well?

Wait.

The Witcher 1-2, ... Planescape Torment

Do they let you create your own character as well?

[spirosz]

And we've seen to of hit the RPG discussion argument, great.

[Mr.House]

Cleary you can create a female Nameless One Hooray.

[Ryzaki]

LOL I didn't even catch that.

[Rawgrim]

The Mad Hanar wrote...

Rawgrim wrote...

The Mad Hanar wrote...

Rawgrim wrote...


The Witcher 1-2, Baldur`s Gate 2, Planescape Torment, Might and Magic 1-10, Ultima 4-7, Neverwinter Nights 2.

Some reccomendations for you, if you like rpgs that gives you several different endings.

The Silent Hill games have different endings. Does that make them RPGs?

Nope. Do they let you create your own character as well?

I can make my own character, makes choices and choose between multiple endings in Saints Row 3.

In NBA 2k13, the way I conduct the player I created and the way I perform in the game affects my accolades and popularity, which leads to different rewards and punishments.

Shall I go on?

NBA is a sports simulation game. You don`t make story based choices that affects the personal lives of the people around ou, and the world around you.

Saints Row actually has quite abit of roleplaying aspects to it. More so than other games. Still...you don`t get to decide what the character says, nor do you get to decide the character`s personality.

[jaza]

The Mad Hanar wrote...

Anyways, I am now only going to respond inquiries about booty, animation and love.

The only off-topic thing you can get me to talk about at this point is anime.

Alright then. What's the most overrated anime?

[Mr.House]

False. You decide the Boss's personalty when you create your character. Laura Baileys lines are not the same as say Troys and vise vera. The voice you pick determines that personalty.

Plus the Boss is more loveable then Bioware protags.

[Knight of Dane]

Seboist wrote...

Sadly, your average sports game is more an RPG than some that get officially called one these days.

Football manager is hardly a average sports game.