interested in cpu rpg games

im a noob when it comes to cpu gaming and seeing as how i just signed up on gamespot 5 minutes ago, i guess im a noob here as well. Anyways i was hoping all you gamers out there could actually help me find a good rpg game. What do i mean by rpg?

1) Preferably MMO

2)Absolutely no monthly payments at all...either download or just payment for the game itself

3) Well thats about it but 3 reasons are better than 2 :D

-Appreciate it

Um...Runescape? GodLovesDead

im a noob when it comes to cpu gaming and seeing as how i just signed up on gamespot 5 minutes ago, i guess im a noob here as well. Anyways i was hoping all you gamers out there could actually help me find a good rpg game. What do i mean by rpg?

1) Preferably MMO

2)Absolutely no monthly payments at all...either download or just payment for the game itself

3) Well thats about it but 3 reasons are better than 2 :D

-Appreciate it

steveocho

First of all what is "CPU" gaming? I am pretty sure no one goes around playing games with nothing but processors :|

Anyway, for PC gaming, a good game that would match your preferance would probably be Guild Wars. No monthly fees and a excellent title. As for a non-online game I would suggest Oblivion, the Witcher or even maybe Diablo 2.

Heh, it's CRPG-- Computer Role-Playing Game. Not CPU RPG. :)

You might want to look into Guild Wars.

First of all what is "CPU" gaming? I am pretty sure no one goes around playing games with nothing but processors :|

Anyway, for PC gaming, a good game that would match your preferance would probably be Guild Wars.

Haha told you i was a noob. Anyways i was thinking of Guild wars but there are 4 types of it -_-

Which ones should i buy?

*Edit* ...I dont even know how to quote properly

Haha told you i was a noob. Anyways i was thinking of Guild wars but there are 4 types of it -_-

Which ones should i buy?

steveocho

Whichever setting interests you more.

Prophecies (Also called Guild Wars Game of the Year Edition) and Eye of the North is you're into a more traditional medeival swords and sorcery style.

Nightfall if you like a middle-eastern/desert setting.

Factions if you wanta more oriental game world.

Also, you have to own at least one of the first three games to play Eye of the North. I believe EotN is a continuation of Prophecies, I'd recommend buying itonly if you finish Prophecies.

I would get the Guild Wars Platinum Edition

http://www.amazon.com/NC-Soft-FG-XP-GWPLT-057-Guild-Platinum/dp/B0013EEJM2/ref=pd_bbs_sr_5?ie=UTF8&s=videogames&qid=1214711832&sr=8-5

It comes with the original and its expansion so you can see if you like it enough to warrant the purchase of the other one, and its only 40 bucks.

I think he means PC RPG games

I suggest Guild Wars