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ShadowWalker56: Sounds cool. I'll have to give it a try. Any other games you can think of that are RPGs and worth playing?
Deus Ex!

And Arcanum, Anachronox, Shadowrun: Dragonfall, Divinity 2, Gothic, System Shock 2 (a bit more survival horror but still)... tons of RPG choices
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ShadowWalker56: Thanks! Bookmarked it!

One more thing. Are there any games similar to BG 1&2 that GOG has? What about the Witcher games?
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P1na: Icewind dale looks very similar, but it's much more of a dungeon crawler and is quite lacking in comparison on the story department. You could try things like Pillars of Eternity or Serpent on the staglands, they look close but I haven't tried them. Planescape torment is awesome, but it's quite lacking on the combat area (not a problem for me, might be for you). Then there's the KOTOR games, it's in the Star Wars universe but essentially D&D rules as well.

"similar to BG 1&2" is actually pretty vague, depends on what aspect of BG draws you in.
What I mean by similar is an RPG that has a good story, dungeons, good fights with enemies not push overs that one hit decimates them and all things that make good RPGs what tnhey are.
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Smannesman: Oh I know that, but why would Galaxy join/merge/splice games together?
it shouldn't, but it would be cool if it allowed it. I guess it does, assuming you set auto updates and such off.
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ShadowWalker56: Sounds cool. I'll have to give it a try. Any other games you can think of that are RPGs and worth playing?
The Witcher can please ANY gamer. Old school RPG fans will most probably find 1 more interesting. Console gamers and hack and slash/combat psychos will prefer 2, most probably. Last but not least, Elder Scrolls, open world/sandbox and free roam freaks, will like 3 the best. I personally loved each and every one of them, equally, because i see one complimenting the other (plus you can transfer the saved game from 1 to 2 to 3, carrying over decisions).

You can check Arx Fatalis and Blade of Darkness -damn, Blade of Darkness actually got removed from the site. Arx Fatalis has a unique spellcasting system, a great character build and many features that have become signature gameplay elements in MMOs, such as fishing, cooking, potion making etc. Blade of Darkness is an exceptionally epic hack and slash, gory, epic game with great story (could make an epic movie or two), powerful enemies, amazing effects and visual techniques (for its time it had been a pioneer in fields like real time lighting effects and real time shadows etc), plus it boasts an epic soundtrack, too. You can't go wrong with either, both are classics!!!
Post edited June 21, 2015 by KiNgBrAdLeY7
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ShadowWalker56: What I mean by similar is an RPG that has a good story, dungeons, good fights with enemies not push overs that one hit decimates them and all things that make good RPGs what tnhey are.
I've heard too many people call Diablo a good RPG, therefore I have to ask.
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ShadowWalker56: What I mean by similar is an RPG that has a good story, dungeons, good fights with enemies not push overs that one hit decimates them and all things that make good RPGs what they are.
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P1na: I've heard too many people call Diablo a good RPG, therefore I have to ask.
I played Diablo 1&2 and am currently playing Diablo 3. I liked them but I wouldn't call them them RPGs. They are basically hack and slash with no real roleplaying I'd call them more adventure games or third person shooter. Give Diablo 2 or 3 a try and see what you think.
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ShadowWalker56: I played Diablo 1&2 and am currently playing Diablo 3. I liked them but I wouldn't call them them RPGs. They are basically hack and slash with no real roleplaying I'd call them more adventure games or third person shooter. Give Diablo 2 or 3 a try and see what you think.
I did try diablo 2, boring. Awesome cutscenes though. I care not for diablo 3, starting from their DRM.

I put a bunch of fairly distinct RPGs over there, feel free to check them out and play the ones that catch your fancy.
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ShadowWalker56: I played Diablo 1&2 and am currently playing Diablo 3. I liked them but I wouldn't call them them RPGs. They are basically hack and slash with no real roleplaying I'd call them more adventure games or third person shooter. Give Diablo 2 or 3 a try and see what you think.
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P1na: I did try diablo 2, boring. Awesome cutscenes though. I care not for diablo 3, starting from their DRM.

I put a bunch of fairly distinct RPGs over there, feel free to check them out and play the ones that catch your fancy.
I plan to checks them out!
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ShadowWalker56: Is there away to make Baldur's Gate one continuous game? BTW I using GOG Galaxy, will that make any difference if I can do what I want to do?
Yes, just play the first Baldur's Gate game and pretend BG2 doesn't exist.

Win/win situation.
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ShadowWalker56: Is there away to make Baldur's Gate one continuous game? BTW I using GOG Galaxy, will that make any difference if I can do what I want to do?
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Atlantico: Yes, just play the first Baldur's Gate game and pretend BG2 doesn't exist.

Win/win situation.
I played both of them back in the day. Playing them again would be like seeing an old friend I haven't seen in years.
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ShadowWalker56: What I mean by similar is an RPG that has a good story, dungeons, good fights with enemies not push overs that one hit decimates them and all things that make good RPGs what tnhey are.
Planetscape: Torment
Ultima
Might and Magic to a certain extend
low rated
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P1na: Icewind dale looks very similar, but it's much more of a dungeon crawler and is quite lacking in comparison on the story department. You could try things like Pillars of Eternity or Serpent on the staglands, they look close but I haven't tried them. Planescape torment is awesome, but it's quite lacking on the combat area (not a problem for me, might be for you). Then there's the KOTOR games, it's in the Star Wars universe but essentially D&D rules as well.

"similar to BG 1&2" is actually pretty vague, depends on what aspect of BG draws you in.
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ShadowWalker56: What I mean by similar is an RPG that has a good story, dungeons, good fights with enemies not push overs that one hit decimates them and all things that make good RPGs what tnhey are.
Elminage Gothic bight not have the story but it definitely has good fights with enemies. It can be a little too difficult and sometimes unfair at times.

Wizardry 6-8, especially 8, are worth checking out.

The Ultima Series is good for story but lacking in good fights. The widely praised Ultima 7 actually has horrible combat.

From what I understand, Planescape: Torment is another game with good story, but so-so combat. (It might not be as bad as Ultima 7 in the combat department.)
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ShadowWalker56: What I mean by similar is an RPG that has a good story, dungeons, good fights with enemies not push overs that one hit decimates them and all things that make good RPGs what tnhey are.
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dtgreene: Elminage Gothic bight not have the story but it definitely has good fights with enemies. It can be a little too difficult and sometimes unfair at times.

Wizardry 6-8, especially 8, are worth checking out.

The Ultima Series is good for story but lacking in good fights. The widely praised Ultima 7 actually has horrible combat.

From what I understand, Planescape: Torment is another game with good story, but so-so combat. (It might not be as bad as Ultima 7 in the combat department.)
I played Planescape:Torment back when it first came out. At the time it was the best RPG I'd eve r played.