Could you suggest me a good PC RPG?

[kouriichi]

Minecraft.
Open ended.
No two game plays are the same.
Locals are friendly.
And your character can look however you want.

 

[Wes1180]

Kotor
Neverwinter Nights 1

 

[kingcom]

Repeating it to make sure, Baldurs gate 1 and 2.

 

[teebeeohh]

Gothic 1and2
Very good games but i have no idea what the English voice acting is like,I just hope they didn't ruin the game

 

[IamGamer41]

If you enjoyed Oblivion, and can deal with the downgrade in combat systems, Morrowind will entertain you.

A real gem of a series was designed by Pirahna Bytes and JoWood. Gothic 1 & 2, then you can play 3 for completion of the story. Gothic 1 & 2 feature one of the best combat systems I have played. The story is full and interesting and the world is large and doesn't limit you with Fable Fences or loading screens.

You have got to be jokeing about Gothic 1 and 2 combat system.It was pretty bad,granted I thought it was better then 3 combat but it wasnt good by any means.Im talking about the melee combat, the bows and magic may have been better.I never used them.

 

[Soviet Heavy]

As flawed as they were, KOTOR 1 and 2.
If those Team Gizka jokers ever finish the "repair work" for KOTOR2, I'd definitely replay through it for old time's sake.

Screw Team Gizka, they're hopeless. You're better off with the Darth Stoney's RELEASED Restored Content Mod.
http://deadlystream.com/forum/topic/240-tslrcm-17-released/
You're Welcome

 

[Admiral Stukov]

Deus Ex.
If you haven't played it you're missing out on what may very well be one of the best games ever made for PC.

 

[Eclectic Dreck]

Neverwinter Nights 2
Icewind Dale
Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines
Knights of the old Repblic

 

[DBHGamer]

I can recommend the Baldur's Gate series, Fallout 1 & 2, and Planescape: Torment. They can't compete with the action RPG's like Mass Effect and The Elder Scrolls: Obilvion, and it's kind in respect to the real-time and FPS-like action, but if you are willing and able to go into the tactics and story of the first mentioned games, you have more than enough to keep you occupied for a long time.

 

[rb0014]

If you enjoyed Oblivion, and can deal with the downgrade in combat systems, Morrowind will entertain you.

A real gem of a series was designed by Pirahna Bytes and JoWood. Gothic 1 & 2, then you can play 3 for completion of the story. Gothic 1 & 2 feature one of the best combat systems I have played. The story is full and interesting and the world is large and doesn't limit you with Fable Fences or loading screens.

You have got to be jokeing about Gothic 1 and 2 combat system.It was pretty bad,granted I thought it was better then 3 combat but it wasnt good by any means.Im talking about the melee combat, the bows and magic may have been better.I never used them.

Nope. Not joking. Gothic allowed you to chain attacks and blocks in interesting ways depending on your skill levels, but the primary draw for me is that it relied heavily on YOUR skill level, not straight statistical bashing. My brother elevated it to ridiculous, almost artistic levels, being able to beat nearly any enemy in the game from level zero with a wooden stick simply by knowing how to fight.

Gothic 3 killed it, falling back on mashing the attack button like an overcaffeinated chipmunk.

The ranged combat was severely lacking in the first two games. You locked onto a target and clicked away. 3 improved it dramatically. Actual aiming, real projectiles following parabolic trajectories, critical hit zones varying by enemy, etc.

Magic was fairly well integrated throughout the series but vastly overpowered as a general rule. The top tier spells in 3 were disabled in a patch because of the over the top unfair destruction they caused