This year I'm going to deal with my wrist problems, start a band, do some live performance, work in this writing collective as an editor, find a volunteer position, and publish some writing.
It all depends on what you want out of your rpg. Only play as the main char or partybased? Fantasy or other settings? How good is your PC (Witcher 2 is pretty demanding). How old can it be? Story focus or sandbox?
Rad. Okay uh.... don't care about who I can and can't control... or setting, though I guess I'm leaning towards fantasy cause I'm a groganrd... my PC is very new and can handle any contemporary release quite well... story focus is definitely what I'm looking for. I want to get pulled into a story and need to pull myself away kicking and screaming when the weekend ends.
I take minor issue with grognard being used to mean fantasy fan. For whatever reason, I associate it most strongly with readers of sci-fi books. Though I suppose I could have a bad association there.
The biggest problem is, we don't know what you've played. The second problem is, we don't know what else you have (any consoles).
So it's hard to recommend a game.
Ni No Kuni just came out, and a friend recommended it very strongly; he put something like 50 hours into it over 2 weekends, which is nearly unheard of for him.
To be honest, people are putting more thought into it than I expected. Not that it isn't appreciated, but I didn't provide like, a full profile because I didn't think anyone would actually care. I have access to all contemporary consoles, a bangin' PC, and a 3DS. I prefer games I can get by download, especially PC or 3DS games.
As far as what I've played... that's a loooong list. What I've beaten is much shorter, and in RPG terms pretty much comes down to a couple Final Fantasy games and the Mass Effect trilogy.
This year I'm going to deal with my wrist problems, start a band, do some live performance, work in this writing collective as an editor, find a volunteer position, and publish some writing.
This year I'm going to deal with my wrist problems, start a band, do some live performance, work in this writing collective as an editor, find a volunteer position, and publish some writing.
Gonna need some coffee
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Agree.
Dooooo eeeeet.
"More fish for Kunta!"
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Witcher 2 should probably suit you. I'd skip 1, it isn't bad but the fighting is fairly weak and there isn't much of a save carryover or required knowledge.
It does feature quite a few sidequests, but not like say Skyrim (which is 95% sidequest / exploration). Note that it has some 'adult' themes.
NWN2 and it's 1st xpac are very standard DnD games, whose enjoyment are probably heightened if you care about the setting / system. Mask of the Betrayer adds an interesting story and great characters and I think you can just start a new char into it.
Dragon Age:Origins does quite a few interesting things, though the best story bits are at the start and then very near the end. It does have a few dungeons that are overly large.
Many of the fantasy rpg games of late seem to fall into the "ok to good" category, come to think of it.
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Witcher 2 should probably suit you. I'd skip 1, it isn't bad but the fighting is fairly weak and there isn't much of a save carryover or required knowledge.
It does feature quite a few sidequests, but not like say Skyrim (which is 95% sidequest / exploration). Note that it has some 'adult' themes.
NWN2 and it's 1st xpac are very standard DnD games, whose enjoyment are probably heightened if you care about the setting / system. Mask of the Betrayer adds an interesting story and great characters and I think you can just start a new char into it.
Dragon Age:Origins does quite a few interesting things, though the best story bits are at the start and then very near the end. It does have a few dungeons that are overly large.
Many of the fantasy rpg games of late seem to fall into the "ok to good" category, come to think of it.
Awesome. Thank you for the recommendations.
Thanks to everyone else, as well. Much appreciated.
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To be honest, people are putting more thought into it than I expected. Not that it isn't appreciated, but I didn't provide like, a full profile because I didn't think anyone would actually care. I have access to all contemporary consoles, a bangin' PC, and a 3DS. I prefer games I can get by download, especially PC or 3DS games.
As far as what I've played... that's a loooong list. What I've beaten is much shorter, and in RPG terms pretty much comes down to a couple Final Fantasy games and the Mass Effect trilogy.
Think you guys are supposed to get most of it overnight.
Dude seriously don't, its not even a battle its a suicide pact
Seriously. Have you ever gone up against Geth on Gold difficulty? The screams.... the screams!
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I fear I cannot sustain such a high output.
on the other hand, snowboarding and zen
Also Pokemon FireRed.
And Bookworm Adventures.
among other things.
But i'm a boydudemanmalemisterperson!
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He's gone too far, people.
I have to stop him.
The forums belong to the people!
in the feels, man
boy, girl
you are a sword
@Geth man I don't even know this @BeNarwhal dude I have no clue what he is talking about
The confusion will be delicious.
girls are better than boys
pls
When I rule, you'll be first against the wall.
Err I mean he's the evil one, I'm totally the saviour of humanity.
Yup.
Agree.
Dooooo eeeeet.
--LeVar Burton
Not sure what you're implying here?
It’s not a very important country most of the time
http://steamcommunity.com/id/mortious
Well well if it isn't peter before the cock crows.
making yet another juere claymore
choosing +charisma, +dodge, +tax accountant
to be fair
they are
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Careful Narwhal! Geth is still new, all the glitches have yet to be corrected!
http://penny-arcade.com/strip-search/artist/ntrujillo
It does feature quite a few sidequests, but not like say Skyrim (which is 95% sidequest / exploration). Note that it has some 'adult' themes.
NWN2 and it's 1st xpac are very standard DnD games, whose enjoyment are probably heightened if you care about the setting / system. Mask of the Betrayer adds an interesting story and great characters and I think you can just start a new char into it.
Dragon Age:Origins does quite a few interesting things, though the best story bits are at the start and then very near the end. It does have a few dungeons that are overly large.
Many of the fantasy rpg games of late seem to fall into the "ok to good" category, come to think of it.
es defintly not wonky
He disappeared right about the time selections started, with a self-ban. He's from the same area as that dude.
we're sure?
Awesome. Thank you for the recommendations.
Thanks to everyone else, as well. Much appreciated.
she has light green skin and dark green skin like she-hulk
DO YOUR WORST, ROGUELIKE