I'd have to say Super Mario RPG for SNES. It was the first one I'd played and I love it to this day. It's a shame Nintendo and Square Enix had a falling out, I would have loved to have seen a sequel.
Best rpg you ever played?
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Ahh yes, the player voices. Luckily I tend to ignore them. But they are a bit on the annoying side.HazukiHawkins said:
But I'll say that it does indeed sound like you have bad luck with the dice. I usually fare a little better than that, though I'll admit any day that my PC normally is quite lame. It's not what I would call an easy game (at the early parts at least) and the difficulty can sometimes be a bit out of balance.
However if we are talking real dice, be it in Monopoly, 40K, rpg, Ludo or anything else I have no luck whatsoever. It baffles me. I mean, statistically I should get a good roll at some point. But no.
But I still think that, if one leaves combat systems and voice cast out, BG2 shines in it's actual role playing part. Which is what I play it for. It's not perfect, but it's the best I've come across yet when it comes to making a believable world and a good story line. The dynamic of the party is also something I miss. There was some of that in KotOR which is why I like it as much as I do. Mass Effect does too little of it to my taste.
And I'll take a bandit ambush any day to a cliffracer. Dear God I've killed many of them. To a point where I made a long lasting levitation ring and went on a rampage. I spent a lot of time floating around killing those screeching buggers. I had a bit of the same problem in both Oblivion and Fallout 3. The old Fallout games has some annoying random encounters too at times. I guess that's just part of the deal when playing a rpg.
anything from elder scrolls oblivion always amuses me. I used to play WoW and enjoy myself emensly with my undead warlock until the tards came in a called themselves "souless".
with that said I've made a turn into playing more turn based RPG's (not much of the final fantasy band wagon though, most of the stuff turns me off) but more like Disgaea or Fire emblem in which I actually feel the need to pause and think on how I should proceed to kill a person, especially since I can control 6 or more people at once.
with that said I've made a turn into playing more turn based RPG's (not much of the final fantasy band wagon though, most of the stuff turns me off) but more like Disgaea or Fire emblem in which I actually feel the need to pause and think on how I should proceed to kill a person, especially since I can control 6 or more people at once.
Mine was (in contrast to whoever said FFVII) would be FFVIII or Mabinogi for the comp. (it's f2p)
