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BG2, Fallout 1 and 2. These games tie for awesomeness.
Codename33
Good answer. I'd say Fallout 1 edges out the competition, if for nothing else but being first of its kind in awesomeness.
And for having an attribute called "Child Killer". That's just so over-the-top crazy, it speaks for itself.
Ugh...and outside of a couple of possible responses (such as Chrono Trigger or FFIII), all the Japanese regurgitated same-old-crap-in-a-new-box responses do nothing for me, save scream "IMANOOB".
Edit: Okay, I'll take FF7 as not too noobish. I disagree with it as being best, but I could see how some people might have some very fond memories of it.
Ugh...and outside of a couple of possible responses (such as Chrono Trigger or FFIII), all the Japanese regurgitated same-old-crap-in-a-new-box responses do nothing for me, save scream "IMANOOB".
Edit: Okay, I'll take FF7 as not too noobish. I disagree with it as being best, but I could see how some people might have some very fond memories of it.
BudgetMessiah
I think WRPGS and JRPGS should be taken in completely different context of each other. Both have radically different gameplay experiences, even if both involve leveling up and choosing abilities, etc. It's all a matter of preference, although I do enjoy WRPGS more than JRPGS.
[QUOTE="BudgetMessiah"]Ugh...and outside of a couple of possible responses (such as Chrono Trigger or FFIII), all the Japanese regurgitated same-old-crap-in-a-new-box responses do nothing for me, save scream "IMANOOB".
Edit: Okay, I'll take FF7 as not too noobish. I disagree with it as being best, but I could see how some people might have some very fond memories of it.
Codename33
I think WRPGS and JRPGS should be taken in completely different context of each other. Both have radically different gameplay experiences, even if both involve leveling up and choosing abilities, etc. It's all a matter of preference, although I do enjoy WRPGS more than JRPGS.
I agree, although I like WRPGs much more then JRPGs these days (I can't name a single JRPG that has caught my attention in the past 5 years) that doesn't make me a noob for liking some older JRPGs that were actually outstanding.[QUOTE="Codename33"][QUOTE="BudgetMessiah"]Ugh...and outside of a couple of possible responses (such as Chrono Trigger or FFIII), all the Japanese regurgitated same-old-crap-in-a-new-box responses do nothing for me, save scream "IMANOOB".
Edit: Okay, I'll take FF7 as not too noobish. I disagree with it as being best, but I could see how some people might have some very fond memories of it.
myke2010
I think WRPGS and JRPGS should be taken in completely different context of each other. Both have radically different gameplay experiences, even if both involve leveling up and choosing abilities, etc. It's all a matter of preference, although I do enjoy WRPGS more than JRPGS.
I agree, although I like WRPGs much more then JRPGs these days (I can't name a single JRPG that has caught my attention in the past 5 years) that doesn't make me a noob for liking some older JRPGs that were actually outstanding.I think we're all on the same page here. WRPGs leave JRPGs in the dust in terms of story and content. There haven't been any recent JRPGs that are worthy of note to me either. Sure, someone can cite FFX as "OMG Best Evar!", but then I can cite that person as having either too little experience to be worth listening to, or having poor taste.
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