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I can remember the first year after high school. I felt so OLD. Trying to decide what you want out of life, what you want to be, should you go to college or a technical school, dating, marriage, children........

Now I'm in my 60s, got a home, a family, a bit of money put by for retirement. To me, this is the BEST part of my life.

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No. A great factor for how I rate an RPG is the question, how well the leveling is balanced - if a moderately direct approach leaves you underleveled it's a major flaw. Grinding should be an alternative for players that can't handle the tactics required for progression. But it should never be a requirement.Reptylus

[QUOTE="completeslasher"]I do not know why I even bothered, I just joined out of curiosity and even joined twitter, seems its made for people who have large amounts of friends or for those who likes to chat and share stuff.chaoscougar1

Starhawk. I'm still playing it on the weekends and overall I've put hundreds of hours in it.

Ni No Kuni:Wrath of the White Witch. Gotta find more familiars and train them.

Disgaea series. You can never be leveled high enough in those games.

Fire Emblem series. Replayability is through the roof with those games.

Mario Kart series. Online is always full of people to race against.

Persona 3 & 4. I've played those games so many times and will continue to do so.

GTA: 3, VC and SA. Same as above.

Animal Crossing series. It never ends.

Fallout 3 & NV & The Elder Scrolls series. So much to do and see and so many ways to play them.

Dragon Quest series. My overall favorite franchise.

Rune Factory series. Just gotta play one more day and raise my crops so I can get money to buy new weapon and armor for the next dungeon.

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