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So, I just recently got into playing rpgs, and after playing through kotor 1 & 2 (my first two) as well as Oblivion, I'm not sure where to go.

As I have looked through the most successful and popular rpg's in the history of games, I have realized that the kind of rpg I really enjoy is not what the ...

I think I will either try to get Fallout or Baldur's Gate (whichever one is cheaper :laugh :) .

Since it looks like there aren't any rpg's that offer anything similar to KotOR except maybe the upcoming mmo TOR, I have decided to widen my search area, and the game that most stood out to me was ...

Which Morrowind game should I get?

obviousely I would not like to start with the ones from the 90's... Even if it is an awesome game, it would be very hard to get past the extremely dated graphics. But anything that doesn't look like it came out of a time capsule would be fine...

Also, what is ...

I'm with Xandax on this one. The KotoR games were extremely linear. They forced you to select from one of three or four planets, where you had a very few quests, and a very few places you could go. Compare that to, say, Baldur's Gate II, where though it's linear, you're suddenly being handled a ton ...

I must really question how you can call KOTOR 1+2 for "open ended" as they're very linear games?

But perhaps you'd like games like Morrowind and Oblivion, or Ghotic.

Perhaps open-ended is the wrong word. What I mean is that I liked that they let you choose what you did in the game, rather than ...

I have played KotOR 1 & 2 several times, and am looking towards other games.

The reason I enjoyed KotOR so much was because it was so open ended. That you were in control of the decisions you made, and how the story ended.

What rpg's would you recommend for being the most open ended (any setting ...