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besides your standard Manopoly
Is that like those sets of "adult play time" cards you get at the local novelty shop?
Adventure Construction Set for the C=64 owned.
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Is that like those sets of "adult play time" cards you get at the local novelty shop?
Adventure Construction Set for the C=64 owned.
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
LOL oo yea something like that!
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1: Meridian 59 - the first 3D MMORPG. Anybody else play this? Nothing could ever touch this.
2: Dragon Warrior - Oh no! A Magiwyvern! I need my fairy flute!
3: Everquest - 5 years (Plus Beta) for me and I havn't gotten bored yet.
4: The Nexus (overhead MMORPG, about 6 years ago.) Great Game.
5: Earthbound - Had to mention it, because I know this is probably number 6 or 7 on many people's lists. It deserves recognition.
Wow this takes me back.
2: Dragon Warrior - Oh no! A Magiwyvern! I need my fairy flute!
3: Everquest - 5 years (Plus Beta) for me and I havn't gotten bored yet.
4: The Nexus (overhead MMORPG, about 6 years ago.) Great Game.
5: Earthbound - Had to mention it, because I know this is probably number 6 or 7 on many people's lists. It deserves recognition.
Wow this takes me back.
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1 Have to say EQ. Like most, never have I put so much time into a game.
2 All those MUDs that without I probably would not have gone to EQ. Specifically Mortal Realms. Put in a good couple years there.
3 AD&D. Without, I would have never gotten into the MUDs. Or any of the rest I'm sure.
4 Final Fantasy...been so long I can't remember the version. Played it on a gameboy over 10 years ago. 4 maybe?
5 Do they Blizzard games count as rpg? If so I'll throw in all of them...Warcraft, Starcraft, Diablo....all fun...all great games.
2 All those MUDs that without I probably would not have gone to EQ. Specifically Mortal Realms. Put in a good couple years there.
3 AD&D. Without, I would have never gotten into the MUDs. Or any of the rest I'm sure.
4 Final Fantasy...been so long I can't remember the version. Played it on a gameboy over 10 years ago. 4 maybe?
5 Do they Blizzard games count as rpg? If so I'll throw in all of them...Warcraft, Starcraft, Diablo....all fun...all great games.
hehe this is a good post topic
1. final fantasy 7
2. Lunar silver star story
3. chrono trigger
4. lunar 2 eternal blue
5. legend of zelda (snes version)
6. final fantasy 8
7. grandia
8. suikoden I and II
9. breath of fire I and II
10. harvest moon
There are many that are great and that i felled to place in the top 10. but in my opinion and what i can think of right now those are the greatest.
Oh and just for the record Final Fantasy X sucked ***.
1. Have to say EQ
2. Final Fantasy Tactics
3. Chrono Trigger
4. Baldurs Gate
5. Neverwinter Nights
2. Final Fantasy Tactics
3. Chrono Trigger
4. Baldurs Gate
5. Neverwinter Nights
Oooooo...if we are not just talking about PC games....then:
1) AD&D...the pencil and dice version...without question the grand-daddy of all RPGs. Forgotten realms was too much fun!
2) EQ...takes it's rightful place BEHIND AD&D
3) Gamma World! Whoohoo D&D in space!
1) AD&D...the pencil and dice version...without question the grand-daddy of all RPGs. Forgotten realms was too much fun!
2) EQ...takes it's rightful place BEHIND AD&D
3) Gamma World! Whoohoo D&D in space!
Ha! Gamma World! I used to play one of those blob dudes.. hehe. My buddy played a monkey-man.
PnP Goodness:
(1) AD&D 1st Ed. -- Insanely overpowered monks and barbarians, worthless acrobats and paladins with 18's in charisma! Fun! I always felt that 2nd ed. took away part of the "player initiative"; instead of roleplaying your ranger as a scout and picking weapons and proficencies (from the various Survival guides) suited to the task, you just picked the "Scout" template pre-made out of the book. Yippee
(2) Twilight: 2000 -- A frighteningly realistic look at how the world ends and leaves you and your fellow soldiers trapped and abandoned in Soviet Bloc Eastern Europe. Deal with radiation poisoning, dwindling ammunition supplies, rogue partisans and alcohol fueled APCs as you try to make your way from Warsaw to the United States. Plus it had a table for how many fish you could kill by throwing a fragmentation grenade into a lake!
(3) Wraith: the Oblivion -- ******* child of the White Wolf "World of Darkness" series (well, sharing that title with Changling, really), Wraith chronicaled your character's death, existance as a ghost and struggle against the constant forces of nihilism as your shadow constantly whispered sweet nothings into your ear to urge you into the Void. In my opinion, the most emotional of the series, plus it has the advantage of fewer real life neo-goths dressed in trenchcoats and pretending to be vampires.
(4) Bunnies & Burrows -- Watership Down inspired mayham! Pick from various rabbit combat techniques! Dig burrows! Notice you have no hands! Get eaten by a badger! What's not to love?
(5) Metamorphosis: Alpha -- Awaken from a deep sleep in a strange world. Explore and discover that your world is, in fact, a starship headed to places unknown. Unravel the mysteries of-- ok, I admit it. I just loved the character creation and making bright blue, three armed mutants with pink stripes, webbed toes and eyes on stalks.
Edited, Wed Apr 14 13:51:25 2004 by Jophiel
PnP Goodness:
(1) AD&D 1st Ed. -- Insanely overpowered monks and barbarians, worthless acrobats and paladins with 18's in charisma! Fun! I always felt that 2nd ed. took away part of the "player initiative"; instead of roleplaying your ranger as a scout and picking weapons and proficencies (from the various Survival guides) suited to the task, you just picked the "Scout" template pre-made out of the book. Yippee
(2) Twilight: 2000 -- A frighteningly realistic look at how the world ends and leaves you and your fellow soldiers trapped and abandoned in Soviet Bloc Eastern Europe. Deal with radiation poisoning, dwindling ammunition supplies, rogue partisans and alcohol fueled APCs as you try to make your way from Warsaw to the United States. Plus it had a table for how many fish you could kill by throwing a fragmentation grenade into a lake!
(3) Wraith: the Oblivion -- ******* child of the White Wolf "World of Darkness" series (well, sharing that title with Changling, really), Wraith chronicaled your character's death, existance as a ghost and struggle against the constant forces of nihilism as your shadow constantly whispered sweet nothings into your ear to urge you into the Void. In my opinion, the most emotional of the series, plus it has the advantage of fewer real life neo-goths dressed in trenchcoats and pretending to be vampires.
(4) Bunnies & Burrows -- Watership Down inspired mayham! Pick from various rabbit combat techniques! Dig burrows! Notice you have no hands! Get eaten by a badger! What's not to love?
(5) Metamorphosis: Alpha -- Awaken from a deep sleep in a strange world. Explore and discover that your world is, in fact, a starship headed to places unknown. Unravel the mysteries of-- ok, I admit it. I just loved the character creation and making bright blue, three armed mutants with pink stripes, webbed toes and eyes on stalks.
Edited, Wed Apr 14 13:51:25 2004 by Jophiel
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
1) EQ
2) Pacman (dont you tell me thats not an RPG)
3) Tetris
4) Flicking things (you dont need any form of computer to play that, you just need things)
2) Pacman (dont you tell me thats not an RPG)
3) Tetris
4) Flicking things (you dont need any form of computer to play that, you just need things)
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RE the above, Tetris is hardly a RPG. You can only play a set of boxes, only a few configurations, and your only skill if falling from the top of the screen to the bottom. Granted, you do get better and faster at it as you gain TP...
MY list of RPG
1. EQ. No question.
2. Fallout, 1 and 2, consider it an expansion...
3. Original D&D, learned in college in 1978 one late night, from the original three small booklet set. Was talkinig it over with a new friend during a raid recently (NOT on the raid channel) and commented that I wished I had kept those three books. He said he did and they appraise at $3500 or better.
4. Shadowrun, strangely one I have never played, but have kept up on the manuals, never found the right people, but Cyberpunk Spellcasting Elves? How can ya go wrong...
and (anyone remember)
5. MORIA. Yeah, the old black and white ASCII game, love it for old time sake, was a good effort at the time and all that...
Merlin STone-Betasty
MY list of RPG
1. EQ. No question.
2. Fallout, 1 and 2, consider it an expansion...
3. Original D&D, learned in college in 1978 one late night, from the original three small booklet set. Was talkinig it over with a new friend during a raid recently (NOT on the raid channel) and commented that I wished I had kept those three books. He said he did and they appraise at $3500 or better.
4. Shadowrun, strangely one I have never played, but have kept up on the manuals, never found the right people, but Cyberpunk Spellcasting Elves? How can ya go wrong...
and (anyone remember)
5. MORIA. Yeah, the old black and white ASCII game, love it for old time sake, was a good effort at the time and all that...
Merlin STone-Betasty
Its not necesarily an RPG no, but if you get carried away and call your self the falling brick god for weeks on end, THEN its and RPG
In no particular order:
1) Everquest
2) AD&D Curse of the Azure Bonds. (Better than Pool of Radiance IMHO)
3) Wasteland (Anybody remember this C-64 Post-Nuclear RPG?)
4) The Bard's Tale series.
5) Final Fantasy 8 (Only because of the Jumbo Cactaur GF)
...and two pen & paper entries...
6) GURPS (50 points if you remember this one)
7) The Call Of Cthulhu
1) Everquest
2) AD&D Curse of the Azure Bonds. (Better than Pool of Radiance IMHO)
3) Wasteland (Anybody remember this C-64 Post-Nuclear RPG?)
4) The Bard's Tale series.
5) Final Fantasy 8 (Only because of the Jumbo Cactaur GF)
...and two pen & paper entries...
6) GURPS (50 points if you remember this one)
7) The Call Of Cthulhu
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6) GURPS (50 points if you remember this one)
Generic Universal Role Playing System
Remember it? shoot I still play it. love love love that game, though the fantasy book they put out sucked.
My top 5 Video Game RPG
1. Final Fantasy 1 (its the video game that started it all)
2. Everquest
3. Baldur's gate
4. Morrowind
5. Might and Magic
Top 5 Pen & Paper:
1. GURPS (Steve Jackson)
2. Hunter the Reckoning (White Wolf)
3. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Palladium Games)
4. Vampire the Masqurade (White Wolf)
5. Dungeons and Dragons.
Eh...my 2cp...
1) EverCrack (pretty much same reason as everyone. it's my biggest time and money sink)
2) AD&D 3rd Edition.
3) FF VII (On a side note: I can't wait for the re-release w/ the CGI sequal)
4) Diablo II: LoD
5) Hide the salami (c'mon, who DOESN'T like playing this?)
HA! Generic Universal Role Play System! I haven't heard about that in years! 50 points for BESM.
Edit: A curse on you Baron for typing faster than me! LMAO
Edited, Thu Apr 15 22:24:47 2004 by psychojester
1) EverCrack (pretty much same reason as everyone. it's my biggest time and money sink)
2) AD&D 3rd Edition.
3) FF VII (On a side note: I can't wait for the re-release w/ the CGI sequal)
4) Diablo II: LoD
5) Hide the salami (c'mon, who DOESN'T like playing this?)
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6) GURPS (50 points if you remember this one)
HA! Generic Universal Role Play System! I haven't heard about that in years! 50 points for BESM.
Edit: A curse on you Baron for typing faster than me! LMAO
Edited, Thu Apr 15 22:24:47 2004 by psychojester
Ahhh, the good 'ol days of RPG's:
In no particular order--
1: Bard's Tale I, II, II (although had to cheat on II, *&(*& hard game, especially the dungeon which didn't allow magic)
2: Wasteland (fallout precursor)
3: Autoduel (still one of my favorite game memories.)
4: Might and Magic
5: one I can't remember the name of from ten years ago, but it was a top-down RPG but whenever you fought it switched to a 2-D karate fighting game and you'd play it like an action game.
--DK
In no particular order--
1: Bard's Tale I, II, II (although had to cheat on II, *&(*& hard game, especially the dungeon which didn't allow magic)
2: Wasteland (fallout precursor)
3: Autoduel (still one of my favorite game memories.)
4: Might and Magic
5: one I can't remember the name of from ten years ago, but it was a top-down RPG but whenever you fought it switched to a 2-D karate fighting game and you'd play it like an action game.
--DK
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