RPG Recommendation

Its like the Batman games. There is a plot line and some lore involved, but it focuses more on the action.

Agree. It is a great game and a few people know.

played nwn1 and got bored on the second chapter (the forest), you could just farm xp with summoned enemies from a fountain and level up till you broke the game. -.-
i really liked the second game and the first expansion (mask of the betrayer). :3
also tried storm of zehyr but didn't like the map and missions. and mysteries of westgate bored me after a few hours. -.-

no mods, or mp, or the mmo game.

I prefer the old version, haven't played the remake. It's hard to say with nostalgia vision but I think it's still probably a great game. I do recommend playing with a controller over a keyboard + mouse though. If you enjoy it, fable two is also pretty cool

I own Fable 3 only, and I played a little of it before my computer died and I lost my HDD with the save files for numerous games, fable included. I thought it was fun though, for the 4 hours I put into it.

I have it for gog, I should get around to playing it some time.

It's on sale (75% off) here right now: https://isthereanydeal.gamesrepublic.com/game/rpg,expeditions-conquistador,4768.html

A lot of the people that didn't like Wasteland 2 were thinking they were going to be playing a sequel to Fallout 2. Wasteland may have inspired Fallout, but it's a completely different game. Just don't go in expecting Fallout. Steam says I've played 361 hours of it, and now that the director's cut is out, I want to play it again.

Human Revolution is a prequel to the original, so you don't need to play the original first. I haven't played the original in a few years, but I think it still holds up quite well for its age. There are a couple of graphical mods for it, the latest being Deus Ex: Revision. I watched the devs live stream it at release. It does look nice, but having played the original a dozen or so times, I noticed that they rearranged some of the levels and changed some scenes. If you've never played the original, you'll never know, but I'd still recommend experiencing the original game, maybe with with some updated texture packs, high res models and lighting mods before trying the Revision mod.

I played Divinity: Original Sin (621 hours), I really like the co-op feature and really enjoyed it single player as well.

I also played Wasteland 2 (188 hours) and like jimnms says, most people that disliked it were expecting Fallout.

Though i loved the FarCry saga, they are a really different genre as dantenemo said.

I have a key for the Last Remnant from the HB bundle, would you say its worth it to activate it? I was thinking about wether i should keep it or give it away. I know it has turn-based RPG gameplay, but how does the character development fare?

Yeah that's true, Farcry is pretty much an FPS but I was saying it as "kind of" similar to Skryim and the Elder Scrolls (in the sense of quests and a whole open world). Honestly in my opinion I enjoyed playing The Last Remnant enough to continue playing it because the battle mechanics were definitely something I had never played before and it was just really interesting.

Have to say this, sorry for my English !

First, I recommend you do not try to play Persona 1 and 2. They are good, but theirs graphics are too old, can kill your interest in this franchise. Beside, the story of each Persona have no related with any versions in the series, so feel free to skip Persona 1 and 2 !

Persona 3 and 4, they are a very DARK FANTASY j-rpg disguise themselves as a anime - lovely looking game. Sound weird but I will compare this game with Mass Effect :D Instead playing as a super hero, you play as a high school student. In Mass Effect, I divide quest in 2 kind: quest to build your reputation, and quest to face against Reapers. You will do the same in Persona, replace Reapers with Shadows. Mass Effect have choices and consequences, Persona have too, and It's better ! The combat is the biggest difference between those 2 games, one is real time, one is turn based.

And Persona have something Mass Effect do not have. Remember you are a student ??! It's mean beside save the world, you still have a job of a student: high score tests, joining xyz club... So you need to balance your timetable, which day you go to beat the crap out of those Shadows, which day you have to stay home and prepare for the next test :D

Like a lot of japan games, Persona have a lot of things for you to do, especially Persona 4. Part time job, fishing, dating ... In term of relationship, remember Mass Effect 2, you need to play loyalty missions to gain someone trust ??! Persona have a system like that, but It's much much better. You can't gain someone fully trust just through 1 mission, you need to do their quest, not 1, a lot; give them something; spend time with them; have some requirements (I still remember this one, she need me to have highest score in the next test :D)

That's all I can say, play or not, the choice is yours. I bet It will worth your time !

Edit: For Persona 3, I think you better want to play the PSP version. Persona 4, go with VITA.

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