two half-life moments: in half-life, the tram ride; in half-life 2, the first time i approached an npc, stood there looking at him, and he looked back at me, his eyes darting nervously back and forth, looking uncomfortable.JnWycliffe

Yeah, that was the first time I encountered AI like that. They seemed so natural that your ran up to them just to hear and see what they would say or do.

Being told to put the can in the trash in the begining is a perfect example of that.

[QUOTE="AfgZeroVirus"]First off it's *losing* not loosing. And it's because of morons like yourself that can't distinguish the difference between loosing, losing. their there they're whether weather which witch where wear etc. get my drift?420Token420

I do not get your drift .. you tell me the difference in those?

I respect all the types of RPG games, there should be a form of variation to accomodate all gamers. Personally, I like to lean more towards action RPGs. I love action on the whole I also love stopping gameplay and going deep into the RPG elements but am easily bored so I can't handle the RPG alone. Hack and slash on the whole isn't my thing, any old fool could repeatedly mash a button.8)

I wouldn't say that the regular RPG games are "true" RPG games, yes it was the first type in the RPG genre. That doesn't make it a "true" variation of the genre, we need to consider evolution of games, arcade to simulation... 2D to 3D

I can't really recommend any thing cause it's two completely different genres.

I have GRID, it's a solid racing game and it has some cool features and graphics.

The witcher has some cool features but it would really depend on how well you like racing games vs rpg games.

Okay so I've found out that Infinity Ward isn't behind the next step for the COD franchise. In my opinion, they executed very well on COD 1 and COD 4 was a masterpiece ( in my opinion ).

Do you think the new developers would carry it where is needs to go? Or would they wreck it and loose some fans along with it.