Sup, I've been a Gamer for a looooong time, and now a'days I'm leaving the Console more and more to play on my PC, Runs faster & looks better. I'm looking for some Old School Style RGP's for the PC, no ONLINE tho, Simple with a cool story like FFVII *got it* or Something Like Dragon Quest VIII, or even Legend of Dragoon wich was awesome!! anyone than can give out some help on this? Thanx L8r.
well how old school ya want? i mean theres things like Diablo, and Diablo II. Lately I've been hooked on Advent Rising for the PC. Beautiful epic storyline and an amazing musical score to go with it. Ummm, Jedi outcast was good (yes i know they're more like actio0n/adventure games, but to me an rpg is anything with an excellant story). Also, I truly loved Neverwinter Nights. Or you could try nox. that one's sorta like DII. And fable is wicked too. but its pretty strenuous on your machine if you have a little older hardware.
Thanx!, altho never been a Diablo Fan, Advent Rising Sounds Pretty good, is about the Human Race saving right? Jedi Outcast.. (Already Shoved my Light Saber into a lot of online gamers) Nevernights. I've heard good stuff about it, will have to try. Nox.. Done it hehe, Fable, I pretty much beat twice that game, it was awesome!
What I mean in Old School is the fighting system, a'la Final Fantasy..
I have prepared a small list of the games that I liked. If u need clarification please ask:
Ad&d real time combat:
1. PS:Torment (all time favourite CRPG)
2. Neverwinter (lots of user modules available on the vault)
3. BG I&II
4. IWD I&II
Other Real time:
Star Wars knights of the old republic I&II
Morrowind
Oblivion (continuation of the former)
Turn based combat
Fallout I&II (if you haven’t played them these are a must)
Temple of elemental evil (suffered from weak story quests but one of the best implementations of turn based combat IMHO)
You are about to answer a thread that has been inactive for more than 6 months. If you still wish to proceed, please ensure that your posting is original and does not duplicate or overlap any prior responses to this thread.