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Casus-solari
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Elder Scrolls 3 - Morrowind: 8/10 points |
Beautfully done (visual solely) and lots of work went into it... but I don't know if i'd really call it a RPG, more like a simulation almost (I really have no idea). Fun but i really had other things to do and it certainly didn't grip me too tightly. |
Fallout 2: 10/10 points |
Not quite sure why Fallout 1 was ranked higher, besides being the original... both were VERY good hoewever. No game can even come close to one of the Fallout series (and I'm posting this one the Fallout 2 game, because it was the largest and developed defination of the whole Fallout world). The pure satisfaction of a well fought battle, or a hillarious or incredibly intensive conversation, brings a smile to my face whenever I think of the game... I too have had it on my HD ever since I bought it (like a year after it came out) |
Planescape: Torment: 10/10 points |
Well I haven't played many of the newest CRPG first person shooters (besides Morrowind, which had the most dull character interactions in the world), but this had the most intellectually and emotionally stimulating story, environment, and characters! Some people said that this is bioware's game, which it isn't, it was actually from the same (almost exact same) makers of the Fallouts and partially BG1 and BG2. It takes what Fallouts lacked, fantasy/immagination and deep storyline (but in the same way Fallout was the opposite of Torment, a harsh, gritty reality and true depiction of people in a very real world). I wasn't that sad when Torment ended... as I just went and played it like 5 more times as different characters and alignments, and EVERY single time I found many things new (even when i had the same characters!) <-- now that is brilliance in a game. I haven't played it in 2 years and I just now started a game about a week ago, still finding it fun |
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