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[Gormash]

Just to add something here...

The best RPG of all time is Ultima 4!

It has a brilliant storyline, a vast world to explore, more secrets than the american goverment, and it actually involves your brain. Yup, that's right, you have to *gasp* THINK!! :blink:

Anyways, of the games listed in the poll I'd settle for Morrowind...

[7ero-Code]

My Favourite RPG Game is ALBION

This Game is from BlueByte i think 1996 or 1997...

[Omuletzu]

Maybe you could review it, as i have a hard time liking it... i mean the graphics are great but i fail to grasp it's essence :eeeeeh:

[Iron_Scarecrow]

Seems morrowind is the favourite. I've been palying it for the past 5 days, and although it is good I like KotOR better. I can't explain why, it just is.

[Omuletzu]

Imo morrowind sucks... but that's my opinion.. i'm not going to give reasons, because i don't want to start a flame war...

[wormpaul]

just to say:

My first RPG ever...DINK SMALLWOOD>>..

and loving it :w00t:

[Iron_Scarecrow]

Omu I'd like to hear your opinion on why it sucks.

[Omuletzu]

I'd rather not... but to give you an answer i could say that i for one like games with a lot of action(like hack'n slash).Don't get me wrong, the story counts, but in morrowind the action was fragmented; ie you had to talk to many characters, the discussions were tedious and very long, and you also had to read books :blink:
Of course this is just my opinion.I don't mean that it sucks in the sense that it's poorly made or it has ugly graphics, i mean i don't like it.
And don't start giving me examples from the game, because i played very little of this game.The only thing i remember about this game were the looong dialogues... :eeeeeh: :crazy:

[Iron_Scarecrow]

Well although there isn't much action I'm still enjoying it. But there have been many times where it was just so slow so I had to go and play a FPS game to get some action. But I never read books just look at them to see if I could get any skills from them. And I never talk to people. But I spent 3 hours building up my money at a shop. Buy a whole lot of items sell them for a higher price then what I bought them at. Ended up with 56 000 or so by the end. k: But it was boring.

[Havell]

I hardly ever read Morrowind's books either, that is one of the things I like about it, the game is really quite deep, but it doesn't force that upon you, you can choose to read the books and talk to the people or just run around killing things, it's what makes the game good.