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[NeonFlux117]

TurianRebel212 wrote...

NeonFlux117 wrote...

TurianRebel212 wrote...

NeonFlux117 wrote...

Actually Turian, I change my mind.

Take out HL1 and Halo CE and I'll put in Mass Effect 3, and Diablo 3.... Also, take out MGS 4, put in Colonial Marines or Glitcha ***cough, cough**** I mean "Battlefield" 4. True story, great games. All 10 out of 10's and editor choices.

Those great games would be on my honorable mention list, especially the masterpiece of Colonial Marines. Also Derpafield 4 is top of the tops baby. No issues. Pefectly pollished game, so sharp and responsive. Good stuff. 

I can't wait for my "Premium" netcode Battlepack, or the Battlefield 4: EA Servers Edition, that comes with all shortcut buddles, all maps, all netcode Battlepacks, purchased ranks and a pre-ordered KDR of 2.0. All for 50 bucks. It's coming...... Soon.

I feel very "appreciated" by EA/dice bro. Don't you?? They really appreciate us bro. They gave us such a great and pollished game just like they told us they would. I feel really appreciated.

Just for you Flux. 

www.youtube.com/watch

I feel very appreciated bro. Thanks.

In all seriousness, you could actually do series as one games. Cause Halo, Half Life, MGS, Uncharted, GTA, mass effect and so on are all like the best games ever. I mean you could literally be like

Metal Gear solid series
halo series
BF series
Half life series
Mass Effect series
GTA series
 and so on. Ten is tough when you think about it, cause it's like toemato vs. tomato type of thing. Halo CE or Halo 2. MGS 3 or MGS 4. GTA5 or GTA3 and so on. Tons of great games, but there are just towns of great series in gaming. And yeah, I'd even put Naughty Derp's uncharted in there.

Modifié par NeonFlux117, 11 février 2014 - 04:41 .

[Ridwan]

Fallout 2
Deus Ex: Human Revolution.
Mass Effect series.
Dragon Age: Origins.
Witcher 2.
World of Warcraft.
GTA: San Andreas
Donkey Kong Country
Dynasty Warriors 2
Hearthstone.

Heh, so many other games I want to mention too.

[MerinTB]

Of course this list keeps changing a bit, but here's what I settled on this time:


 1.) Wasteland --- Almost always my favorite game of all time.  Groundbreaking.  Great world, great freedom of choice, make your party AND recruit NPCs, best of both worlds for party based cRPG.
 2.) Icewind Dale --- Almost always near the top as well.  Create your party, dungeon-crawling, great story and excellent music.  Close to the standard for me for cRPGs.
 3.) Freedom Force --- Arguably the first great super-hero game, a cRPG with destructable environments, where your characters can pick up cars and lampposts... use the story characters and/or create your own, excellent mod community, Irrational at near it's best (yes, I'm even considering the BioShocks here.)
 4.) Alpha Protocol --- This strays from the ideal for me in a few ways, but is still an amazing role-playing game.  So much freedom of choice, so much choice & consequence, great story, dialog, characters.
 5.) Pools of Darkness --- It's sliding down the list for me over the years, but that's only the fault of what was possible when it came out.  The last in a series of four games where you created your own party of 6, and transferred said party through the entire series, watching them grow in power.  For it's time, a great story and the SSI Gold Box series are legendary for a reason.
 6.) The Walking Dead --- One of the newest games on my list, yet still old enough for me to have considered it long enough to make the list.  The great story, narrative voice, characters, voice acting, and choice & consequence have taken adventure games to a new level.  With a second season going, I feel confident enough to put this in the list, and even let it jump some old standards!
 7.) Vampire - The Masquerade: Bloodlines --- There will be enough praise from others about this game.  Read what they say.
 8.) Starcraft --- The RTS side is fun, but it is the characters and the story that get me.  As long as I don't think too hard about how it is barely a re-skinning of Warhammer 40k, I can focus on the original quality to the ongoing narrative.  Like how Halo's minimalistic storytelling can actually be quite compelling, so I feel is Starcraft's.
 9.) Dragon Age: Origins --- There is so much that this game does right, and it only falls prey to BioWare's worst game design notions in minor ways.  Party based cRPG with an epic story, BioWare's signature great cast of characters and intraparty interactions.  My favorite BioWare game (just edging out Mass Effect in a few ways, which both just edge out KotOR) due to setting, party size, and more control over your main character.
10.) Dawn of War --- An excellent RTS, in many ways superior to Starcraft in gameplay and variety of content, right down to originality of source material (stinkeye to Blizzard.)  That said, as much as I enjoy the narrative to the Dawn of War (and Dawn of War 2) series, Starcraft's storytelling is superior.  And, in many cases, storytelling trumps gameplay for me.

There are so many games that it hurt to leave off this list - like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Fallout: New Vegas, Star Control 2, Marvel Ultimate Alliance and Street Fighter 2... and games that are just too new for me to allow to enter the 'best ever' list yet, like Shadowrun Returns and The Banner Saga.  But this is the list I'll present, for now.

EDIT- Also happy to see Gladius getting some love.  That was a great, very unique game.  The Banner Saga reminds me of it in some (good) ways.

Modifié par MerinTB, 11 février 2014 - 06:14 .

[Knight of Dane]

1) Dragon Age: Origins
2) Medieval II Total War
3) Elder Scrolls Skyrim
4) Pokémon Crystal
5) Mass Effect (As a series)
6) Diablo II
7) Spyro The Dragon
8) Super Smash Bros Brawl
9) Shadow of the Colossus
10) Sims 3

[Garrus Vakarian45]

My top 10 as of now and it seems to change the more I play video games. This is from a list of games I own and all that I have played.
10. FEAR-number 10 because its not really scary or that great, but delivers a tense atmosphere, fun gameplay,a good story, and the best and most intelligent game AI I have ever played against in a game.
9.Shadow of the Collossus-Very emotional and goes to show that video games can be a form of art and great storytelling.
8.Red Dead Redemption-The cowboy game or western game done to the best it can be. I like it almost more than GTA 5.
7.Halo:Combat Evolved-innovative and with a great story that changed the face of shooters as we know them now.
6.Black-this is how you make a first person shooter: put lots of powerful, over the top action with guns that sound like, well, freaking guns!!! This games sound design puts lots of shooters to shame sound wise.
My top 5 now:
5.Resident Evil 4: innovative with the shooting mechanics and with the perfect combination of horror and action. Along with Leon Kennedy being even more awesome. Loved this game a lot!
4.Fallout:New Vegas-aside from bugs and numerous glitches, I loved everything about this game. It took everything from Fallout 3 and improved upon them greatly. It is how a sequel to a great game should be and not a clone of the previous.
3.Bioshock-The best FPS I have ever played...PERIOD!!! This is how first person shooters should be: atmospheric with great gameplay, along with a very engaging story and memorable characters. I could go on for a long time about Bioshock and how awesome it is.
2.The Last of Us/Mass Effect 2-Since its hard to choose between the 2, I put them together. Mass Effect 2 is the second best science fiction game I have played to date. Bioware took it upon themselves to improve upon everything in this sequel and make it even more awesome!!! The Last of Us, I think, deserves the praise it has received. With personal bias and fanboyism set aside, this is how I want my video games: emotionally compelling, characters you genuinely care for, gameplay that fits it perfect, and an ending like this experience had. TLOU is what I want developers to take example from and deliver us something that will engage the player like this experience did.
AND NOW MY FAVORITE GAME:
1. System Shock 2: having only played it through once and with cheats (due to its very unforgiving nature), this game left a big impression on me. SHODAN is the greatest villain in any game or any movie I have ever played, seen, etc. this game's atmosphere, soundtrack, setting, story, characters, gameplay, sound design, and everything else make it the best science fiction game and game I have ever played. I don't care about graphics when a Hybrid tells me its sorry for trying to kill me or a voice is telling its worm babies they must rest and eat lots of meat to grow strong....thats just WRONG ...but very convincing. SHODAN needs more attention and needs ti be more well know as well. Without here, we wouldn't have GLAdOS. This is my favorite game of all time...period. Now I just need someone to hook me up with a pristine copy of the game with all the contents(box,artwork,jewel case,etc .)
Honorable mentions:
TES5:Skyrim
Half Life 2
Deus Ex Human Revolution
Killzone: Shadow Fall
Dishonored
Far Cry 3
Uncharted 2
.....and others.

[Nole]

Warcraft
Starcraft
Megaman X
Pokemon Silver
Resident Evil 2
Final Fantasy IV
Kingdom hearts 2: Final Mix+
Dragon Age: Origins
Mass Effect
Fallout 3

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

As diverse as it should be.

10. SimCity 4: Rush Hour
9. NWN I & II (as a whole)
8. Mass Effect 2
7. Victoria (or another Paradox Interactive game)
6. Age of Empires II: Conquerors
5. Dragon Age: Origins
4. Heroes of Might and Magic IV: Winds of War
3. Fallout: New Vegas
2. Civilization V: Brave New World
1. Star Wars: Jedi Knight II

Honorable Mentions:
- The Witcher 2 (haven't played much yet)
- Warhammer 40000 - Dawn of War
- Might & Magic VII and VIII
- XCom: Enemy Unknown
- Unreal series
- Prince of Persia
- Lego games (quite fun)
- Kings Bounty series
- American Conquest: Fight Back
- Medieval II Total War

Modifié par Kaiser Arian, 11 février 2014 - 07:03 .

[Steelcan]

In no particular order

Halo: ODST
Mass Effect 2
Dragon Age: Origins
Skyrim
Age of Empires 2
Age of Mythology
Crusader Kings 2
Shogun 2: Total War
Halo: Combat Evolved
Fallout: New Vegas

Honorable Mentions
BioShock
XCOM
Oblivion
Halo: Reach
Halo Wars
Rome: Total War

[Barquiel]

Baldurs Gate SoA
Mass Effect 1
Diablo 2
Civilization IV
Dragon Age Origins
No One Lives Forever 2
Jade Empire
Vampire Bloodlines
Medieval 2: Total War
Elder Scrolls Skyrim

Modifié par Barquiel, 11 février 2014 - 07:16 .

[themikefest]

DAO
Mass Effect trilogy
Uncharted 1-3
Skyrim
Fallout 3
Fallout New Vegas
Deadspace
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow
Infamous
Just Cause 2

[Steelcan]

how do people like Medieval 2 more than Rome: Total War?

[Knight of Dane]

Steelcan wrote...

how do people like Medieval 2 more than Rome: Total War?

Rome total war doesn't have Denmark as a faction ^^ 

[Steelcan]

Knight of Dane wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

how do people like Medieval 2 more than Rome: Total War?

Rome total war doesn't have Denmark as a faction ^^ 

the expanison does, they are just called Saxons

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Steelcan wrote...

how do people like Medieval 2 more than Rome: Total War?

Medieval Era weaponry > Ancient Era weaponry

Also it is destined historically that 80% Rome conquers everyone, 10% Parthia, 5% Carthage and all other small kingdoms have 5% chance to conquer the world. Any game that is happening in Roman Era lost its appeal this way.

[Steelcan]

Kaiser Arian wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

how do people like Medieval 2 more than Rome: Total War?

Medieval Era weaponry > Ancient Era weaponry

Also it is destined historically that 80% Rome conquers everyone, 10% Parthia, 5% Carthage and all other small kingdoms have 5% chance to conquer the world. Any game that is happening in Roman Era lost its appeal this way.

Thats why you play as Greece and throw the upstart Romans back across the sea and reclaim Magna Graeca


then re-store Alexander's empire

[ObserverStatus]

In the interest of variety, I'll only include one title per series in this list.

1. StarCraft: Brood War
2. Metroid Prime 2
3. Fallout: New Vegas
4. KotOR II
5. Mass Effect 2
6. WarCraft III
7. Dragon Age: Origins
8. System Shock 2
9. Dead Space
10. Blacklight: Retribution

[Knight of Dane]

Steelcan wrote...

Kaiser Arian wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

how do people like Medieval 2 more than Rome: Total War?

Medieval Era weaponry > Ancient Era weaponry

Also it is destined historically that 80% Rome conquers everyone, 10% Parthia, 5% Carthage and all other small kingdoms have 5% chance to conquer the world. Any game that is happening in Roman Era lost its appeal this way.

Thats why you play as Greece and throw the upstart Romans back across the sea and reclaim Magna Graeca


then re-store Alexander's empire

Actually, making Alexander's empire is my goal in Rome II Total War.

By the way, Medieval II was my first total war experience, whihc is why I prefer that I assume. Though I have tried the first Rome total war I could just not really enjoy it.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Steelcan wrote...

Thats why you play as Greece and throw the upstart Romans back across the sea and reclaim Magna Graeca


then re-store Alexander's empire

Greeks had turned losers because of all those unproductive philosophies... the only way they could reborn was to embrace Christianity.

Byzantine Empire > Alexander's Empire

:innocent:

[Steelcan]

Kaiser Arian wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

Thats why you play as Greece and throw the upstart Romans back across the sea and reclaim Magna Graeca


then re-store Alexander's empire

Greeks had turned losers because of all those unproductive philosophies... the only way they could reborn was to embrace Christianity.

Byzantine Empire > Alexander's Empire

:innocent:

pfft

Alexander marched to the ends of the Earth and only turned around cause his men got homesick

the Byzantines made great cannon fodder against the Turk

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Steelcan wrote...

Kaiser Arian wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

Thats why you play as Greece and throw the upstart Romans back across the sea and reclaim Magna Graeca


then re-store Alexander's empire

Greeks had turned losers because of all those unproductive philosophies... the only way they could reborn was to embrace Christianity.

Byzantine Empire > Alexander's Empire

:innocent:

pfft

Alexander marched to the ends of the Earth and only turned around cause his men got homesick

the Byzantines made great cannon fodder against the Turk

Alexander was the only Emperor that has good education (by Aristotle). Those Dionysosian Pagans weren't actually men of War, Hard Life or large territories. The successors of Alexander were just lucky that proto-Parthia and Romans weren't strong.

The Byzantines stopped the Muslims, Bulgars and other barbarians for centuries and were the greatest in the world after The Muslims and the Chinese.
The Seljuks weren't just Tatars. They had enhanced themselves with newer strategies and tactics and with the culture and politics of Persia. They were more successful than Mongols (despite losing to them later), because they could keep their language but Mongols were absorbed in a century after their gigantic conquests.

It's a historical fact.

[Lawrence0294]

Kaiser Arian wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

Kaiser Arian wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

Thats why you play as Greece and throw the upstart Romans back across the sea and reclaim Magna Graeca


then re-store Alexander's empire

Greeks had turned losers because of all those unproductive philosophies... the only way they could reborn was to embrace Christianity.

Byzantine Empire > Alexander's Empire

:innocent:

pfft

Alexander marched to the ends of the Earth and only turned around cause his men got homesick

the Byzantines made great cannon fodder against the Turk

Alexander was the only Emperor that has good education (by Aristotle). Those Dionysosian Pagans weren't actually men of War, Hard Life or large territories. The successors of Alexander were just lucky that proto-Parthia and Romans weren't strong.

The Byzantines stopped the Muslims, Bulgars and other barbarians for centuries and were the greatest in the world after The Muslims and the Chinese.
The Seljuks weren't just Tatars. They had enhanced themselves with newer strategies and tactics and with the culture and politics of Persia. They were more successful than Mongols (despite losing to them later), because they could keep their language but Mongols were absorbed in a century after their gigantic conquests.

It's a historical fact.

No one can beat Augustus !