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Skyrim. The world felt dull and shallow, and its fantasy world was even more generic than Oblivion's. I didn't encounter any quests that were interesting or fun, overabundance of levelled loot made exploration pointless, and it was way too easy even with the difficulty maximized. Furthermore...

I liked the movie a lot. More than the first, even. Looking back, though, I cottoned onto some implications I really liked. For example, the way the guards said "don't look him in the eye if you don't want to get shot in the face" implied that that had actually happened at some point...

My old martial arts teacher was a 20-something guy with blond hair in a ponytail. At the time he came across to me as somewhere between a drill sergeant and a pirate, and he instructed his charges with a very scary cheery sadism. He owned a full suit of plate armour and a small arsenal of...

Dragon Age: Origins, for about 15 minutes of the City Elf Origin. Then the new characters became dull and uninteresting. Before that? Morrowind. All of it.

In a campaign set in the Warhammer Fantasy world, our party managed, with one well-executed plan and an inordinately large amount of poison, to kill every important person in the entire Elven court. Being the duel-wielding repeater crossbow-handling warrior, I single-handedly killed three of our...

I found the bridge puzzle in Dragon Age quite frustrating before I put pen to paper and made notes on which combinations did what. Was really easy then.

Diablo II, at about age 6.

I dunno. Turians are pretty cool, and I can't speak for the new races, but I might have to go for an Asari because of three words: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AnythingThatMoves

There's also netHack and Dwarf Dorf Fortress. Kind of hard to get into, but hours of frustrating but rewarding fun.

Also, my Oblivion has been crashing a lot lately, so it's frustrating to try and play it.

Worst: Pyramid Head. His knife is bigger than the elevator. Don't know for best.

The thing that, for me, makes the jump between a quite good RPG and a really good RPG is that one turning point when you stop caring about what you'll lose later on for your decisions and just make decisions that feel like they're correct. A few games have reached this point for me such as...

A Stone Rhino. Or, if I'm not allowed a 100-ton massive engine of destruction, a GAU/8 Avenger will do.