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Posted October 20, 2017
Hyper Dimension neptunia is a great rpg to play.
Posted October 20, 2017
You should try dragon age series.It's great.
Posted October 20, 2017
This thread made me want to have a go at Divine Divinity. There are several sequels and spinoffs, so does it matter which one I play first? And are some of them bad and worth skipping?
Posted October 20, 2017
Have you played any of the Spiderweb RPGs? There's plenty of roleplaying there, though I don't know if any have romance options.

Edit: ah, I see docbear1975 already suggested these.
Post edited October 20, 2017 by kalirion
Posted October 20, 2017
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Gerin: This thread made me want to have a go at Divine Divinity. There are several sequels and spinoffs, so does it matter which one I play first? And are some of them bad and worth skipping?
I adore the first one, but the age can be rough. The characters are not the best programmed and, and I'm not trying to be funny here, look like they have a pole up their asses when they walk.

If you can get past that it's an amazing game. Given how limited your initial character choices are, it's amazing how unique you can make them.
Posted October 20, 2017
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Gerin: This thread made me want to have a go at Divine Divinity. There are several sequels and spinoffs, so does it matter which one I play first? And are some of them bad and worth skipping?
They are all quite independent of each other, taking place in the same setting with the same history, but none of them is a direct continuation of another one's story, they all have their own characters and stories, and they also differ in gameplay and genre: Divine & Beyond Divinity are isometric hack and slash / ARPGs (but with a greater focus on story, quests and exploration, instead of random loot), Divinity II is a 3D, third person, (somewhat gated) open world RPG with real time combat, and Original Sin 1 & 2 are tactical turn-based RPGs. Dragon Commander isn't even an RPG.

I think the general consensus is that Beyond Divinity is the worst in the series and can be skipped. It's seems to be just more of Divine Divinity but also with more bugs and filler content. And I believe Dragon Commander has mixed reviews? All the other RPGs seem to be mostly favorably received, with Original Sin 1&2 probably being the most popular at the moment? But it's hard to compare since they all cater to different tastes. What they have in common is a special sort of humor, they don't take themselves very seriously.
Post edited October 20, 2017 by Leroux
Posted October 20, 2017
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Leroux: ...check out this podcast interview I found. At around 1:30:47 he says: "The involvement I had with Pillars was writing two companions and having occasionally feedback on the story".
Such a weird situation, considering that on kickstarter one of the stretch goals was a prequel novella by Chris Avellone.
Post edited October 20, 2017 by MadalinStroe
Posted October 20, 2017
How about some old Diablo 2? that is still pretty rocking and runs well on modern pc's with new hardware and os.
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