Oh? I always played as a Decker, because once you get to a certain level you get a LOT more money and a LOT more Karma from those missions. It's expensive, and the worst part is certain ice that deletes programs you have (which if you know what's coming up you can intentionally trigger the alarm and have a level 1 crap item deleted)

Though... if your skills were low, yeah it could take a while to do anything... need to have a high enough skill and deck to do anything beyond the simplest of runs.

It's a good game. :)

Yeah what I hate is the PC versions reminds me of Bloodnet Do you own bloodnet GameRager and rtcvb32?

This was ARSE hard on snes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPRSIEgP8EQ

Try it with fists only You won't win!

I don't remember if I ever finished shadowrun or on what system....I do know I had it on emulator though.

As to bloodnet...I forget. The name sounds familiar though.

Bloodnet

Me too ;) and just like you, I really enjoyed my time playing it.
But I moved on.

Well I just played TQ again for a few hours, up to level 29.. and yeah I feel that there's a big problem if the gameplay isn't getting engaging even after at least a two-three dozen hours in. That way I'll never get to endgame for real. As a matter of fact, Diablo 2 is the only game in this genre I've finished, and even that only on normal difficulty. I feel like the Barbarian does have a fairly engaging set of skills, at least. IIRC the Assassin is quite engaging as well. Rogue not so much, it's got some skills that are fun and powerful early on but then turn to crap as they don't scale enough with your character.

Idk, maybe I'm playing wrong class in TQ, but browsing the skill trees for other classes didn't make me feel particularly excited.