The Fable games actually are a great solution to your dilemma. Specifically Fable 2 but I think Fable 3 works too . I can tell you with honest sincerity that I went and made a stupid decision in Fable 2 and when I saw the effect of that decision I ...
I do like the idea of class systems and this article was helpful I'm bookmarking it for my future reference . Though I sadly don't get to play a lot of games with classes. The only game I ever played with class systems was one of the remakes of an ...
This behavior from players is actually from a small amount of players who are too busy to play video games. Video games are not something you pick up to play for the sole purpose of doing something else minutes later. You aren't going to take the time to fire up ...
Since this article is pretty much a carbon copy of the previous one you made, then my same comment from that previous article can be carbon copied here: As someone who pretty much feeds on RPGs mostly JRPGs , I really must ask: Exactly WHAT games did you play to ...
As someone who pretty much feeds on RPGs mostly JRPGs , I really must ask: Exactly WHAT games did you play to come to all of these general conclusions About the only comment I agreed with you on was the one regarding random encounters. But, the majority of JRPGs being ...
I agree. I remember a time when there were educational games for kids in 1st-6th grade could play to learn all kinds of subject. Why aren't there any for high school and university
