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As the topic. Just want to see how much RPG experience MMO players have.
Which RPGs have you played?
Which are your all time favourites?
If you have played way too many RPGs, you can also list the ones you completed or invested more than 1-5 hours in them. Although some of them actually last that long! But anyways...
I have played The Elder Scrolls Series, Baldur's Gate 1 and 2, Icewind Dale 1 and 2, Neverwinter Nights 1 and 2, Dragon Age Origins, Mass Effect 1 and 2, Dungeon Siege 1 and 2, Diablo 1 and 2, The Witcher, Fallout series, Fable 1 and 2, Wizardry series, Might and Magic series, Planetscape, Star Wars KOTOR 1 and 2, Arx Fatalis, Gothic series, Titan Quest, Sacred, Ultima series.
These are the ones I have played and really enjoyed. There are quite a few more but I don't think I can remember any of their names mostly because they were mediocre or were entertaining but not really memorable.
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1. Elder scroll III:Morrowind
2.Phantasy star online
3.Skys of arcadia(Sega)
4.Two worlds
Ive also played most you mentioned.
But not included is Mass effect series Diablo 1, Gothic1 and first fallout games fallout 3 my first and fable 1&2.
But played also Divinity 2, Risen, Dark Messiah and many more.
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In between WoW few months AoC few months and some f2p also all very short few weeks.
earthbound
die.
Chrono Trigger is all that matters.
Elder scrolls series is always amazing though...
Wizardry 1 and 8
Ultima 2 and Ultima Underworld
Bard's Tale 1
While I've played every game in each series, those were the ones that really captivated me and kept me engrossed in the game and the game world for much longer than any other game. That first Wizardry is currently my favorite little diversion, with copies of it on each computer I own.
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Chrono Trigger fans are even more awesome than the game because they are a different breed of diehard fan. Tell someone their particular game sucks and they will usually enter into a massive monologue on why that is false. Tell a Chrono Trigger fan that his game isn't the best and he just shrugs - he knows it's the best [insert category here] and he rarely ever feels compelled to convice people otherwise. Likewise, when they tout the game, they do so with confident one-liners and nothing more.
I've never been a fan of Chrono Trigger, but I've been a big fan of its fans for years.
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"Graphics are often supplied by Engines that (some) MMORPG's are built in" - Spuffyre
Dragon Age: Origins
Pokemon: Blue through Pearl
FF: IV and IX
Kingdom Hearts: 1, 2, chain of memories, 358/2 days
Golden Sun: 1, the lost age, dark dawn
All time favorite: Golden Sun: The Lost Age
I always liked FF 6 best, and whatever FF 2 for snes was (4 or 5 or something). I had a lot of fun playing Dragon Warrior 2 and 3 also. Valkyrie Chronicles for ps3 is really good too. Final Fantasy Adventure for original game boy was awesome too since it was a zelda like action rpg. Then throw in some actual Zelda games, and some Diablo 2.
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Impossible to write down all the RPG's i've played over the past 20+ years. All time favourites? Here we go: Eye of the Beholder II, Betrayal at Krondor, Baldurs Gate II, Planescape Torment, Knights of the Old Republic, Morrowind, Gothic I & II, Fallout II, Mass Effect, The Witcher.
I am sure that i missed a number more but these are the ones coming to mind right now.
As well as some 80's/90's Text based RPG adventures on Spectrum 48k through to Commodore 64 I've played the following:
Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout Tactics, Fallout 3+DLC, Fallout New Vegas, TES:Morrowind+expansions, TES:Oblivion+DLC, Knights of the Old Republic, Knights of the Old Republic 2, Mass Effect, Mass Effect 2 and The Witcher.
Out of these RPG's and some other minor ones not worth mentioning the only ones that draw me in and i go back to replay over and over are Fallout, Fallout 2, Knights of the Old Republic, Knights of the Old Republic 2, Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2.
I've definitely played way too many RPG's over the years but some of my all time favorites are:
The Elder Scrolls Series, Mass Effect 1 & 2, Final Fantasy IV, VI and IX, the Star Ocean Series, KotoR 1 & 2, and Dragon Age.
Retired: EVE, SWG, STO, EQ2, Ryzom, AO, LotRO, FFXI
Currently Awaiting: SWTOR, TSW, ArcheAge
The RPG's that i played are; diablo 1, diablo2, torchlight, baulder's gate, all of the games that bedsediah published and lastly warcraft custom maps. hmmm well my all time favorite RPG is still diablo 1 for its uniqueness on that time frame 1994 i think.
Diablo 1 and 2 are RPGs? I always thought they were just awesome hack&slash games with rpg elements.
I think I'ma try to list the most notable ones I've played.
Final Fantasy 4,6,7,8,9,10
Chrono Trigger
Earthbound
Secret of Mana
Secret of Evermore
Legend of Ligaia 1 and 2
Legend of Dragoon
Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines
Oblivion
Dragon Age
About a dozen Hentai games (For Roleplaying of a different sort... lol)
Grandia 1,2, extreme, 3
Star Ocean 2, 3, New Hope
Zelda, Ocarina of time
Persona 1, 2, 3
Phantasy Star 1, 2
That's all I can remember off hand. Pretty sure there's more but meh.
Best ones? Chrono Trigger, Star Ocean 2, Secret of Evermore
Worst ones? Final Fantasy X2
add: I didn;t play much Bethusela stuff, many because I mostly played MMOs from 2000 to present lol
My current favorite Witcher, story and the morality with dialog and maturity is just so away from standard american games.
Old time: Fallout 2
Played: ME1/2, Kotor1/2, Fallout and then some others including DM2
The Elder Scrolls series
The Ultima series
The Fallout series
Masss Effect 1 & 2
KOTOR
Dragon age (with add ons) Probably my over all favorite.
In no particular order:
- Pokemon Yellow
- Avernum 3
- Morrowind
- Diablo II
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Always read the small print.
Chrono Trigger
Final Fantasy VI
Ultima VI
Favorites: Vanguard SOH, Final Fantasy XI, Dungeons and Dragons Online
Future:
Final Fantasy XIV 2.0
EverQuest NEXT
Wizardry Online
Vanguard F2P edition (fingers crossed)
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I think I've played all the ones that are mentioned in this thread.
Ones I liked best or have the fondest memories of:
- Final Fantasy 7 and Secret of Mana, from back in the day when Square Enix/Squaresoft was still awesome
- Baldur's Gate 2
- Morrowind
- Xenosaga, great intriguing world and story you got immersed in
- Fallout
- Mass Effect 1&2
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1. Guild Wars
2. Diablo 2
3. Neverwinter Nights
4. Diablo
5. Dungeon Siege
Diablo 1 and 2
All Final Fantasy Games except MMO ones.
Pokemon Yellow, Emerald
Legend of Dragoon
One of the Dragon Quests
Favorites:
1. Final Fantasy X
2. Final Fantasy VI
3. Legend of Dragoon (first RPG so...lol)
4. Pokemon Yellow
Worst:
Final Fantasy XIII
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There are quite a few subgenres here, everything from hack n'slash games to action RPGs to adventure games and more.
1. Thief: The Dark Project (and Metal Age, I consider them two parts of the same game.)
2. Final Fantasy VI (it was FF3 in the USA)
3. Dreamfall
4. LoZ: Ocarina of Time
5. Tie: Chrono Trigger, Elder Scrolls: Oblivion
I know what you're probably thinking. "But Dream, Thief was a FPS game, not an RPG!" That would be true by conventional standards. However, Thief did far more to put you firmly in the role of the main character than any other game I've played. It also had many classic RPG elements - equipment upgrades, magical swords, sorcery, a fantastic story and background, and extremely well-developed characters with excellent voice acting (Russell is just downright smexy as Garrett).
Plus, I've always hated how modern RPGs seem to be defined entirely by whether or not they have levels.
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- Starflight
- Star Command (SSI)
- Wasteland
- Darklands (played it for years and years and years...)
- Alien Legacy
- Ultima 7 (the best living world rpg)
- Fallout
- Gothic
- Vampire Bloodlines (an truly outstanding game - much underrated!!!)
- The Witcher (the best male avatar of all games)
- Dragon Age Origins (cinematics, voice overs)
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My favorites that I recall playing and enjoying:
Bard's Tale - 1985
Dungeon Master - 1987
Ultima V - 1988
Pool of Radiance -1988
Ultima VI -1990
Eye of the Beholder - 1990
Ultima Underworld - 1992
System Shock - 1994
The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall -1996
Fallout -1997
Baldur's Gate 1998
Planescape: Torment - 1999
System Shock 2 - 1999
Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn - 2000
The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind - 2002
Neverwinter Nights - 2002
Knights of the Old Republic - 2003
Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines - 2004
Gothic 3 - 2006
Neverwinter Nights 2 - 2006
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion - 2006
The Witcher - 2007
Mass Effect - 2008
Fallout 3 - 2008
Dragon Age: Origins - 2009
Mass Effect 2 - 2010
There are many more which did not quite feel like RPGs, but more like hybrids with some RPG elements, like Jagged Alliance 2 etc.
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I can just agree with your list and add a few games.
Eye of the beholder II was as solid as the first game.
Champions of Krynn and death knights of Krynn were even better than Pool of radiance.
There were a few more good on Amiga which names eludes my now, in the best of them did you play 3 brothers in 3rd person....
But great list, I played most of the games on it as well and liked them.
There are way too many to list, but heres a start...
Baldurs Gate
Dungeon Siege
Elderscrolls: Daggerfall
Elderscrolls: oblivion
Elderscrolls: Morrowind
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