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Id have to say Gothic I is my all-time favorite

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Its in DOS though, so you would probably need to use DOSBox or something like that. Also, I have no idea how good that site is, but it was the first thing I saw about the game. I did a search on "Quandary game ...

If you can stomach the combat mechanics, that is. My advice: Try out a demo first before getting the full game. I think demos are available for all three Gothic games.

I agree to try out the demo first.

I think Gothic's combat is alot more intuitive than Oblivion's click, click, click, block ...

Id recommend the Gothic series. They have alot of the same qualities about them as does Oblivion ("living breathing world", first or third person, action type combat, lots of quests, pretty open exploration). FWIW I enjoyed Gothic I and II (couldnt play III yet due to my computer not being up to ...

The first time I played Gothic I, I quit on it because of the controls. A month or so later I tried again, learned to like the controls (except the inventory) and it became one of my favorite games of all times.

I started Gothic II a number of times, but the beginning story of running around to ...

Have you tried Space Rangers 2 ? It has pretty much everything you seem to be looking for. It has a bunch of space travel, trade is one of the bigger elements, its mostly turn-based with the exception of the land battles and some black hole battles, build your own ship, forge relations with other ...

Gothic and Gothic II

Heres a link to alot of Wiz8 goodies

http://www.flamestryke.com/wizardry8/fl ... es_w8.html

Im pretty sure, early in the game, in a hospital or something, there was a girl laying in pain on a gurny and I either gave her pain killers or fed on her, and I received humanity points

I would have to give the nod to Gothic and Gothic II as the best "action" RPG's Ive ever played. The controls are a little wacky, until you get used to them, but then you realize they make absolute sense.

And, even though they are both "3rd person" for the most part, Gothic II is also playable in ...

Have you tried this one at http://www.RPGDot.com ?

http://www.rpgdot.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=6