Your faviorate non-mmo RPG

[wizzerd229]

said it once ill say it again, FALLOUT 3

 

[BloodyThoughts]

Tie between KORTOR and Papermario 2 :thousand year door.

 

[Setharoth]

Can't really beat ff7 in my eyes. It was challenging, long, had a great story line, fun combat and character develpment, and an awesome soundtrack. If you can look past the fact that the characters all look like dolls because of system limitations and the fact that the main characters all have to over-compensate with overly-porportioned swords, then its an amazing game. Fallout three is good too, though.

 

[BloodyThoughts]

KoTOR
Diablo II
Oregon Trail
edit:
Mixed up Mother Goose - I spent hooooours as a kid on this game

For Diablo, do you mean the Single player? or the multiplayer. if Multiplayer than you can't use it

 

[Axolotl]

Many of the replies to this thread remind me of the title of a Peter Jackson film.

I've lost a lot of respect for many of the posters here.

 

[Knight of Cydonia]

Fallout 3. No question

 

[blarg363]

Fallout3 oblivion champions of norath and don't ask me explain but i could not stop playing
quest64

 

[regallmighty]

Mass Effect 2, by far

 

[Zykon TheLich]

Neverwinter Nights.

I really liked the story and also the gameplay for some reason, which is odd, since I didn't like the gameplay in Baldurs gate, Neverwinter Nights 2 and Dragon Age: Origins and it is essentially the same thing. NWN gameplay just felt sharper for some reason and the view of your character and surrounding area seemed so much clearer.

The expansion packs were really good as well, both good stories that kept me interested.

 

[Galad]

I'd like to say Planescape: Torment but I got stuck somewhere in the beginning. It certainly looked promising as a story but if you can't find your way around how are you gonna build an opinion on it.

I'd like to say Baldur's gate but I kept dying after pretty much every battle soon after the start. It was too tedious so I stopped

So I'm saying the Witcher. Sapkowski and/or CDPR really know how to include great moral dilemmas in their writing.

 

[TheSpider]

For me, it's TES IV : Oblivion.
It's everything I wanted in Morrowind and more, I never play the main quest so I'm not too bothered about the story in Oblivion. The Dark Brotherhood and Thieves Guild missions were entertaining for a while, aswell as many hours of replay value available.

 

[M5Henry]

LUNAR: Silver Star Story

Likeable characters: Check

Epic Story: Check

Main Character who isn't an angsty jerk: Check

Easy to use menu-based battle system: Check

Awesome soundtrack: Check

What more could you want from an RPG?

 

[skyfire_freckles]

Still Arcanum.

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[high_castle]

For me, it's Baldur's Gate 2. I still play that game, about 10 years after its release. Although, in all honesty, I'm having a ton of fun wit Dragon Age. Probably the only reason it hasn't knocked BG2 out of the top spot is longevity. It just came out. Who knows if I'll still appreciate it 10 years from now the way I do the BG series.

 

[Orcus The Ultimate]

Morrowind, VTMB, Planescape, BG1&2, Icewind dale 1&2, FO1&2, Jade Empire, Kotor1&2, Fable1, Call of Cthulhu:dark corners of the earth, Deus Ex 1, Mount & Blade and i think i forgot some...

 

[Orcus The Ultimate]

Still Arcanum.

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yeah that one is awesome!

 

[Orcus The Ultimate]

This has nothing to do with what you wrote. I'm just wondering where your avatar comes from. it seems familiar but I can't place it and it's driving me crazy (well not really, but you know what i mean).

So yeah, what is it?

Bruce Campbell as Ash in Evil Dead 2. The infamous laughing scene.

Bruce Campbell should get more movie roles... he kicks major ass!

 

[xxnightlawxx]

Give me the Naughty Nightwear!

*Goes off to play Fallout 3. Walks around in Tenpenny Tower wEaring Naughty Nightwear.*