LittleRose

Welcome to the club. How can someone resist these offers, if there are so many great games to buy and play? I know I'm going to buy something. I always do, but I choose carefully. I only want the best CRPGs for me to play. So, no pointless hack'n'slays for me, I'm a story lover. By the way, does anyone know if the Witcher 3 will run with a Radeon 7850 , too? The system requirements mention a Radeon 7870, but maybe I'm lucky.

If you like Venice for a setting, you should have a look at Masquerada: Songs and Shadows. The world was inspired by Venice. I have another kind of game that I would love to play but problably never will. Urban Fantasy set in the real world, with dwarves, elves etc. living openly among us. Just like in a medieval fantasy world, but in our time. If you add some political intrigues , organized crime etc. now, I would buy it right away.

Every time I read another book from the Fallen Blade series by Kelly McCullough, I think about how good a stealth game set in that world could be. The Blades of Namara are an interesting assassin's guild, and their magical abilities and companions scream PC game. Or video game, of course. I also wouldn't say no to a space opera RPG in the style of the old Black Isle classics or Pillars of Eternity. My other most wanted but unlikely to happen games are some adventures by Jane Jensen. I'd love to get a Gabriel Knight 4 or a crossover with her other mystery adventures. Gabriel and David Walker would drink a beer together, Dr Styles and Malakai Rector would certainly discuss the Moebius Pattern or something like that, while Grace and Rector's shop manager would complain to each other about babysitting their uncareful bosses. In the meantime, Sam would do all the work, because someone has to.

Trust me, I won't be any better. I'm trying to catch up on some classics I have missed, so I have just started a new character in Ultima Underworld.

Bloodlines, Fallout, KotOR, NWN and PoE would all be great enough for me to buy them, but the one game I'd really love to see would be Arcanum 2. The Stillwater Giant, the uprising of the working class, the rivalry of magic and technology... I'd just love to visit this world again. And Obsidian would be the perfect company to make this game.