@FireEmblem_Man: I meant thematically speaking. Too many middle earth type rpg's to count. But as for Persona, I can only vouche for Persona 4 Golden's awesomeness. Don't know about the others. I did play part 3 but that bored me to tears.
@FireEmblem_Man: I meant thematically speaking. Too many middle earth type rpg's to count. But as for Persona, I can only vouche for Persona 4 Golden's awesomeness. Don't know about the others. I did play part 3 but that bored me to tears.
Middle Earth type RPG's? What planet do you live in? RPG's origins have always stemmed in Dungeons and Dragons. Also, I crave for Final Fantasy to return back to their classic settings from 1-5 and 9 TBQH.
Then again, CD Projekt RED is working on Cyber Punk 2077, and I hope it will blow away all Sci-Fi RPG's
@FireEmblem_Man: I meant thematically speaking. Too many middle earth type rpg's to count. But as for Persona, I can only vouche for Persona 4 Golden's awesomeness. Don't know about the others. I did play part 3 but that bored me to tears.
Middle Earth type RPG's? What planet do you live in? RPG's origins have always stemmed in Dungeons and Dragons. Also, I crave for Final Fantasy to return back to their classic settings from 1-5 and 9 TBQH.
Then again, CD Projekt RED is working on Cyber Punk 2077, and I hope it will blow away all Sci-Fi RPG's
The inspiration for D&D's setting was Middle Earth to begin with. Also, the best FF games had non-classic settings, i.e. the steampunk setting of FF6 and the cyberpunk setting of FF7.
Cyberpunk 2077 should hopefully bring back some interest to cyberpunk, which has been an almost dead setting for years now.
Nice, Van Ord reviewed it, if a bit shlockily. Shame to see he didn't enjoy the main story and characters as much as he did the rest of the game but man, does this look like one cool send off to a series.
Getting Blood and Wine after TW Warhammer campaign. Witcher 3 was the first game since Crysis, that blew me away in every department. A very ambitious game from a much smaller (but hard working) studio compared to other AAA devs with thousands of devs.
Why compare it to persona 5 even. They have two very different graphical styles. One is realistic and the other is more artistic. An argument could be made that persona's visual style is more unique and therefore better, but it comes down to personal preference in the end. Anyone who thinks p5 looks bad is in denial though
What? A person is in denial if they think it looks bad, but it all comes down to personal preference? So a person's personal preference can be "bad"? Are you like a right wing, Christian-conservative?
Why compare it to persona 5 even. They have two very different graphical styles. One is realistic and the other is more artistic. An argument could be made that persona's visual style is more unique and therefore better, but it comes down to personal preference in the end. Anyone who thinks p5 looks bad is in denial though
What? A person is in denial if they think it looks bad, but it all comes down to personal preference? So a person's personal preference can be "bad"? Are you like a right wing, Christian-conservative?
So did TC create this thread just agitate charizard?
Considering how much I love Witcher 3, I would say he was really misguided :P
You would stop breaking the terms of use? Also, it's not directly at you, Mr. Ego Head, you're becoming as bad as CaseyWegner! This was aimed at weeaboo fans and those that state the "so called" JRPG renaissance
So did TC create this thread just agitate charizard?
Considering how much I love Witcher 3, I would say he was really misguided :P
You would stop breaking the terms of use? Also, it's not directly at you, Mr. Ego Head, you're becoming as bad as CaseyWegner! This was aimed at weeaboo fans and those that state the "so called" JRPG renaissance
So you have problems with people celebrating the fact that their favorite genre of games is seeing a resurgence after a generation in decline? That's really sad and narrow minded.
@FireEmblem_Man: I meant thematically speaking. Too many middle earth type rpg's to count. But as for Persona, I can only vouche for Persona 4 Golden's awesomeness. Don't know about the others. I did play part 3 but that bored me to tears.
Middle Earth type RPG's? What planet do you live in? RPG's origins have always stemmed in Dungeons and Dragons. Also, I crave for Final Fantasy to return back to their classic settings from 1-5 and 9 TBQH.
Then again, CD Projekt RED is working on Cyber Punk 2077, and I hope it will blow away all Sci-Fi RPG's
The inspiration for D&D's setting was Middle Earth to begin with. Also, the best FF games had non-classic settings, i.e. the steampunk setting of FF6 and the cyberpunk setting of FF7.
Cyberpunk 2077 should hopefully bring back some interest to cyberpunk, which has been an almost dead setting for years now.
Cyberpunk as a setting in games is quite popular in recent years like Deus Ex: HR, Transistor, etc. Steampunk is the one that's being ignored. When was the last steampunk RPG?
So did TC create this thread just agitate charizard?
Considering how much I love Witcher 3, I would say he was really misguided :P
You would stop breaking the terms of use? Also, it's not directly at you, Mr. Ego Head, you're becoming as bad as CaseyWegner! This was aimed at weeaboo fans and those that state the "so called" JRPG renaissance
So you have problems with people celebrating the fact that their favorite genre of games is seeing a resurgence after a generation in decline? That's really sad and narrow minded.
I have a problem with you for taking this so damn seriously and you need to get your mod powers stripped
@FireEmblem_Man: I meant thematically speaking. Too many middle earth type rpg's to count. But as for Persona, I can only vouche for Persona 4 Golden's awesomeness. Don't know about the others. I did play part 3 but that bored me to tears.
Middle Earth type RPG's? What planet do you live in? RPG's origins have always stemmed in Dungeons and Dragons. Also, I crave for Final Fantasy to return back to their classic settings from 1-5 and 9 TBQH.
Then again, CD Projekt RED is working on Cyber Punk 2077, and I hope it will blow away all Sci-Fi RPG's
The inspiration for D&D's setting was Middle Earth to begin with. Also, the best FF games had non-classic settings, i.e. the steampunk setting of FF6 and the cyberpunk setting of FF7.
Cyberpunk 2077 should hopefully bring back some interest to cyberpunk, which has been an almost dead setting for years now.
Cyberpunk as a setting in games is quite popular in recent years like Deus Ex: HR, Transistor, etc. Steampunk is the one that's being ignored. When was the last steampunk RPG?
Codename STEAM
lol
In all seriousness, why limit it to just RPGs? Off the top of my head, Dishonored is a big one that was a steampunk game quite recently.
So did TC create this thread just agitate charizard?
Considering how much I love Witcher 3, I would say he was really misguided :P
You would stop breaking the terms of use? Also, it's not directly at you, Mr. Ego Head, you're becoming as bad as CaseyWegner! This was aimed at weeaboo fans and those that state the "so called" JRPG renaissance
So you have problems with people celebrating the fact that their favorite genre of games is seeing a resurgence after a generation in decline? That's really sad and narrow minded.
I have a problem with you for taking this so damn seriously and you need to get your mod powers stripped
No one takes it seriously. You're the one who goes out of his way to constantly and incessantly tag me (and some other posters) in every other post you make, probably because you want a reaction?
I'm sorry you feel I should get my mod powers stripped. I recommend you reaching out to DigitalDame, who is the community manager, with any concerns you may have. She will look into them and take the appropriate action.
So you have problems with people celebrating the fact that their favorite genre of games is seeing a resurgence after a generation in decline? That's really sad and narrow minded.
I have a problem with you for taking this so damn seriously and you need to get your mod powers stripped
No one takes it seriously. You're the one who goes out of his way to constantly and incessantly tag me (and some other posters) in every other post you make, probably because you want a reaction?
I'm sorry you feel I should get my mod powers stripped. I recommend you reaching out to DigitalDame, who is the community manager, with any concerns you may have. She will look into them and take the appropriate action.
@FireEmblem_Man: I meant thematically speaking. Too many middle earth type rpg's to count. But as for Persona, I can only vouche for Persona 4 Golden's awesomeness. Don't know about the others. I did play part 3 but that bored me to tears.
Middle Earth type RPG's? What planet do you live in? RPG's origins have always stemmed in Dungeons and Dragons. Also, I crave for Final Fantasy to return back to their classic settings from 1-5 and 9 TBQH.
Then again, CD Projekt RED is working on Cyber Punk 2077, and I hope it will blow away all Sci-Fi RPG's
The inspiration for D&D's setting was Middle Earth to begin with. Also, the best FF games had non-classic settings, i.e. the steampunk setting of FF6 and the cyberpunk setting of FF7.
Cyberpunk 2077 should hopefully bring back some interest to cyberpunk, which has been an almost dead setting for years now.
Cyberpunk as a setting in games is quite popular in recent years like Deus Ex: HR, Transistor, etc. Steampunk is the one that's being ignored. When was the last steampunk RPG?
Codename STEAM
lol
In all seriousness, why limit it to just RPGs? Off the top of my head, Dishonored is a big one that was a steampunk game quite recently.
Because it is in RPGs you get to really explore the setting with hours required to finish the game. You can't do that with action games or stealth games which are usually shorter than RPGs and don't emphasize storytelling. Lol codename STEAM. Just found out about it. Kinda funny it got a 4 from GS.
Middle Earth type RPG's? What planet do you live in? RPG's origins have always stemmed in Dungeons and Dragons. Also, I crave for Final Fantasy to return back to their classic settings from 1-5 and 9 TBQH.
Then again, CD Projekt RED is working on Cyber Punk 2077, and I hope it will blow away all Sci-Fi RPG's
The inspiration for D&D's setting was Middle Earth to begin with. Also, the best FF games had non-classic settings, i.e. the steampunk setting of FF6 and the cyberpunk setting of FF7.
Cyberpunk 2077 should hopefully bring back some interest to cyberpunk, which has been an almost dead setting for years now.
Cyberpunk as a setting in games is quite popular in recent years like Deus Ex: HR, Transistor, etc. Steampunk is the one that's being ignored. When was the last steampunk RPG?
Codename STEAM
lol
In all seriousness, why limit it to just RPGs? Off the top of my head, Dishonored is a big one that was a steampunk game quite recently.
Because it is in RPGs you get to really explore the setting with hours required to finish the game. You can't do that with action games or stealth games which are usually shorter than RPGs and don't emphasize storytelling. Lol codename STEAM. Just found out about it. Kinda funny it got a 4 from GS.
I'd say Dishonored lets you explore its setting pretty well.
@FireEmblem_Man: what's with u!!? Do have some personal hate against Persona or something? Witcher and Persona are two different series I don't get why would u even compare them together. But why do I even bother, this SW a place for people troll each other and to this day I still don't get whole lem or cow deal. Sigh, I miss GT.
@FireEmblem_Man: what's with u!!? Do have some personal hate against Persona or something? Witcher and Persona are two different series I don't get why would u even compare them together. But why do I even bother, this SW a place for people troll each other and to this day I still don't get whole lem or cow deal. Sigh, I miss GT.
Because it is in RPGs you get to really explore the setting with hours required to finish the game. You can't do that with action games or stealth games which are usually shorter than RPGs and don't emphasize storytelling. Lol codename STEAM. Just found out about it. Kinda funny it got a 4 from GS.
I'd say Dishonored lets you explore its setting pretty well.
Would Bioshock Infinite count as steampunk?
Haven't played Dishonored yet (I want to play it though to prepare myself for 2) but it's in my backlog along with Borderlands 2 and many other games. lol Just finished Doom 2016 and am too busy with Total War Warhammer. Yeah Bioshock Infinite is definitely steampunk and so is Dishonored. I would still love an RPG from a dev known for making RPGs like BioWare, CD Projekt Red, etc. Would be interesting on what their take on the setting would be. It's been either fantasy, futuristic sci-fi, or cyberpunk for RPGs lately.
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