Where have all the good "random" RPGs gone?
I have played rpgs suck as Baldurs gate 1 and 2 and Icewind Dale and others and all I have to say is that I sorely miss the randomness of the older RPGs. Random attacks, random treasure, freedom to deviate from the script The more newer RPGs I play the more depressed I get.
I have played rpgs suck as Baldurs gate 1 and 2 and Icewind Dale and others and all I have to say is that I sorely miss the "randomness" of the older RPGs. Random attacks, random treasure, freedom to deviate from the "script" The more newer RPGs I play the more depressed I get. Any ideas?
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I know what you mean pr-man..
I stand middle ground on this, I like a game with a general direction but it's always good to find little nooks and side quests.
I've found quite a nice RPG that resembles Ultima: Assention, it's "Gothic" check it out, I hear that they're coming out with a second one.
I stand middle ground on this, I like a game with a general direction but it's always good to find little nooks and side quests.
I've found quite a nice RPG that resembles Ultima: Assention, it's "Gothic" check it out, I hear that they're coming out with a second one.
Perfect balance of randomness and scripted actions = final fantasy series... unfortunately the pc ports seemed to be sub-par compaired to the original versions.
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May invest in a console nest year - just to play FF and also EA sports games - seem to be getting adicted to them lately, more fun ona console then on a pc.
May invest in a console nest year - just to play FF and also EA sports games - seem to be getting adicted to them lately, more fun ona console then on a pc.