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Miley Cyrus's... er... shit. Forgot her song names. Okay... Jonas Brother's... sonufa... Alrighty, anything by the Jonas Brothers, Miley Cyrus, or her schizophrenia induced friend, Hannah Montana. Rap, too. All of it. None of that, now, kiddies. Fin.

Ah. Pre-placed encounters, yes. I perhaps misunderstood that one. Yeah, finding... wait, by George I've got it! The one thing that I'd REALLY like to see in RPGs is more alternatives, which are subtle. By subtle, I mean there aren't tit-covered arrows pointing to it saying 'Use this path if...

Now, I shall shoot all your ideas out the window. Random encounters add the feeling that the world is dangerous. After all is said and done, would you rather get to tell the game when you want a certain monster to spawn, or would you rather turn a corner, and have a giant spider guarding it's...

Give me any other game that gives you as many choices as Elder Scrolls. Until then, I dub Elder Scrolls one of the better (not best) RPGs. I liked Fable's combat system, and overall the story was stellar. (Especially the part where you went to jail, loved that) but where it failed, in my...

Rock on.

Account Types There are two different account types on Wurm Online. A basic account is a free account; however a basic account cannot increase its skills above 20 nor initiate attacks on other players (although it can defend itself if attacked by another player). A premium account costs...

You should play a MUD. Like Accursed Lands. Or the previously stated Armageddon MUD. However, you still have a fair amount of grind in there. After all, if you can level your skill by using it, you'd just keep using it. Over. And over. If you had no interest in RP, that is. And if that...

Oh yes... to entertain you, I'll respond. A thousand writers was an exaggeration. I'd say a dozen, moderately good writers. Which you can all find on this, a forum, for games. Not a forum for Readers Digest. A forum for games. GOOD writers are not, and never will be, a rare commodity in...

Maybe have your character chime in a few words as well... I'm not sure about this, but maybe a decent voice actor would add a bit of 'passion' to your own character. This less-free style of RPG would be good if you were put in a different role. No, I'm not talking about 'good' or 'evil'...

Ah... can you name one or two, so that maybe I can look into 'em? I haven't really found any old RPGs that I enjoyed, then again I never really looked intensively. All the stores that I've glanced into have eyes only for the new stuff.

This is something that would be nice, in concept, but most likely hard to be player friendly. Of course, it could be wrong, as I've never seen it done before. As for Oblivion, I've never played it but briefly. I know most of my Elder Scrolls experience from Morrowind, and I had that so heavily...

Alright, before I open this up to you lot to chime in your grievances ever so passionately, or strike me down for being a complete fool, I will share how I think RPGs could do better. Have your main story writer create the world, it's history, important characters, and main quest. Now hire a...

I disagree. I think 9 is the best, by far. :D Ninja Gaiden, Devil May Cry, Final Fantasy X-2, every Silent Hill after the first, Resident Evil 4 (though that's very biased, since I believe that Resident Evil should, all around, take a turn towards a more pedestrian type thing, with the player...

I forgot one. Drakengaurd (probably mispelled). Great storyline, stellar gameplay, and riding a dragon and not being called Eragon is always cool.

Silent Hill 1 And Splinter Cell. Splinter Cell wasn't scary in the way most people would think of scary, but it gave me a sort of creepy feeling, mostly because of the anticipation, anxiety, and surprise it caused.