Posted by Nolol on 6/28/2009, 5:19 pm, in reply to "I also said "if it were done properly""
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The Persona series, as was mentioned, and The World Ends With You were really good. And for RPGs set in the future, you can't do better than the Fallout series. I know Fallout 3 is the most popular one right now, but Fallout and Fallout 2 are just as good, if not better.
Also, I didn't like Morrowind at all, but I did kind of like Oblivion. Truth be told, I don't mind the fantasy setting for most RPGs. I just didn't like how Morrowind (and, to a lesser extent, Oblivion) gave you basically no direction whatsoever. In Morrowind, you didn't even have a map, and your quest log was filled with things like "Go find my lost
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: To me, that doesn't describe either of the two
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: It'd be called "Second Life" or
: "The Sims".
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: I stand by my initial arguments fully.
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: Like I said, there are SOME games that are
: RPG that I like. But truth is, they're slim
: in number. Other than those select few, I
: don't play them. As I said, I've played
: Morrowind and Oblivion and I didn't like
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: I don't see why an RPG couldn't be set in
: modern times -- if it were done properly,
: it'd be epic. Then again, I'm always the
: one who prefers the breaking of the mold to
: falling into a niche.
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