Who still likes the classic combat method in RPG games?

Now most of RPG games are action RPG. I miss the old fashion menus where you select the action not move the character around and do the attacking (in RPG games only) . My brother tells me that I still live in the past and I have to adapt the new RPG.

Belive it or not but I still like to play Final Fantasy 8 and 9 with all these classic 3D environment and old menus stile. 

Now most of RPG games are action RPG. I miss the old fashion menus where you select the action not move the character around and do the attacking (in RPG games only) . My brother tells me that I still live in the past and I have to adapt the new RPG.

Belive it or not but I still like to play Final Fantasy 8 and 9 with all these classic 3D environment and old menus stile. 

mdbanat

I agree, I still love that kind of game. I don't see why you should still have to adapt - if you still like that style of combat, play it =D

 Talking of FFIX, my boyfriend and I are planning a massive marathon of it tonight.... He's at the beginning of disc 3, hoping to finish the game. Should be fun =D

If you mean turn based combat then definately. Hack and slash combat in RPG's tend to be stale repetative so it's much easier for me to chose not do it at all.Buffalo_Soulja

[QUOTE="Buffalo_Soulja"]If you mean turn based combat then definately. Hack and slash combat in RPG's tend to be stale repetative so it's much easier for me to chose not do it at all.Vfanek

Maybe Diablo II.

[QUOTE="Vfanek"][QUOTE="Buffalo_Soulja"]If you mean turn based combat then definately. Hack and slash combat in RPG's tend to be stale repetative so it's much easier for me to chose not do it at all.Buffalo_Soulja

Maybe Diablo II.