GameBanshee Forums

I'm bored, please tell me a good RPG to play

NWN, IWD's, BG's all played trough, so i was wondering if there was something like these three out there?

Hi there NakkeZan! welcome

now, if you try scrolling further down the forum, you will discover that there are a forum for each "big" game, and forums for game's in general. now, if you are looking for a new RPG game to play, try the "RPG games" discussion forum

this one is for discussing this site in general, not for discussing games!

Have a read through the favourite rpg thread (http://www.gamebanshee.com/forums/showt ... p?t=66049). There will probably be a few games on there that might interest you There are not really any other BG/IWD style games as far as I know but if you like the fantasy kind of rpg rather than the sci-fi kind of rpg, check out games like Morrowind or Fable (I am playing the latter at the moment and although its not the same as NWN type games, its a lot of fun to play). If you like sci-fi kind of rpgs then try Kotor1 and 2 as they are pretty good games too. I've also heard some good things about games like Planescape and Temple of Elemental Evil, but I have not played them myself so I can't really comment on those. Vampire:Bloodlines is also a really fun game to play.

Topic moved.

__________________
GameBanshee Moderator
GameBanshee - Make Your Gaming Scream
Forum rules

Hmm. Don't really know any other RPGs similar to Neverwinter Nights, Baldur's Gate and Icewind Dale. As what mr_sir said, Morrowind or Fable will be a good choice. Oblivion is also a good game, though its a PC hog and will make your computer suffer if its not up to snuff.

Or if you have the patience, you can wait until September for Neverwinter Nights 2.

Have played Morrowind, have played Oblivion, have played Fable, am waiting for NWN 2.

Guess i'll scroll downwards...

Fallout 1 & 2 and Planescape Torment.

Made in the same time period as BG 1 & 2.

What about FF11 ? Is anyone else starting over? I had to quite 2 years ago because it interfered with college. I am strongly considering getting back into it, but also am dreading re-doing the tedious things early on. I hate Videogame addiction Interventions, I coulda been level 70 by now!






_______________________________________

[[[[[[[[[[ ExMachina ]]]]]]]]]]
[[[[[[[[[[ Listening to: Red Hot Chili Peppers - Tell Me Baby:
[[[[[[[[[[ http://www.napster.com/player/tracks/16698186 ]]]]]]]]]]

You could step out of the box if you want...

I know this sounds slightly off-topic but you could step out of the box a little to play other types of games aside from RPGs? Since the most anticipated RPGs won't be released until much later in the year, you might be in for a long wait.

I'd advise you to head over to the [url="http://www.gamebanshee.com/forums/showthread.php?t=67905"]What Game Are You Playing?[/url] thread. You'll surely bound to find interesting titles there.

Hey Ex Machina

you really should try Never Winter Nights, it's pretty cool game if you're considering getting back into RPG

I know alot of you have finished KotR 2 Sl, I have. Andd my friend happens to work with a friend who has a brother who works for BioWare Corp.
He has recently discovered that they may be making another KotR game!
Yes yes alot of you were puzzled at the end of the second game, thats precisely why they are making a new one (supposedly). This game will be released for the Xbox360 and PC this time, well thats what John says.. Lets hope hes telling the truth, i belive him because he is the type who doesnt tend to lie.

While no doubt a KOTOR3 would be made, these "brothers friends dogs uncles friends sister" rumors are - well, to be frank, not that usefull. Besides - we already have a SW:KOTOR3 forum where amongst other things rumors can be posted (provided they have some substance ), so it has little to nothing to do in this thread.

Yo NakkeZan, try the game Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines. I'ts a very cool game.

I think we're beating a dead horse at this point, but how about Gothic or Gothic II? Both very involved, relatively open-ended games that should satisfy most people who enjoyed Morrowind.

Then there's Divine Divinity, $10 at my local CompUSA.