Llyranor

Fools. Diablo is a full-blown RPG.

I have a Radeon 9600. Too bad I've had no trouble with any of the forementioned games

*strangles zer"0"* You jerk, now my desire to replay PST has resurfaced again :ph34r:

I think PC Mech fans refer to it as Mechasshat 2 :ph34r:

ROFL

From the makers of Jagged Alliance 3 ;_;

Essentially that's exactly it. As Green Knight points out, The Nameless One is condemned to fight in the Blood War which is a nice equivalent to burning in Hell. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> One of my favorite game endings of all time, and certainly the most gutsy. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yup. PST's ending was simply beautiful.

Starcraft Ghost isn't following FOBOS or Xcom Enforcer's route AT ALL!

Well, he kind of wanted to do something of Van Buren or Jefferson's scope.

No, its a telltale sign of a horrid action-rpg if the dev is claiming that all his past successes were crap and that they were made only because of the technological limitations of the time, and that this is his ultimate RPG *BECAUSE* it has live-action TOTALLY IMMERSIVE action combat. It's *the* combat RPG of 2004. You don't hype a RPG with virtually solely its battle system, which is what being done here, you hype it with the CORE of the gameplay. Not to say that action-based combat wouldn't be fun in coop, I just don't think I'd pay this title any attention unless it turns to be have really exceptional combat AND really exceptional everything else.

Soldiers: Heroes of WW2. A "RTS" with much more emphasis on cover and stealth, realistic and FUN vehicles, and a completely destructible environment with kickbutt physics. Playing this overlooked gem in coop with a friend is gaming nirvana. Otherwise, I'm playing Counterstrike: Source and Half-Life 2: Deathmatch.

The Combat RPG of 2004, now released in 2005!

HotU had very nice music. NWN had some nice tracks (such as the Forest Boss), and a lot of it was too.... generic.

The game I want more than anything else right now is NWN2. Heck, I'm already making design documents with a buddy for our mod for it. I better not be disappointed :ph34r: As for already released games, I second Servant of Eru in both aspects. The nicest thing is that the best is yet to come for that game

Wasn't Suikoden released in 1996? GJ UK, only 9 years behind!

Chris Taylor rocks. Looking forward to his RTS (WHY EA, WHY????? DIE EA DIE!!!!!!) I'll definitely give DS2 a playthrough, despite not liking the 1st much. The improvements seem quite promising. Dismissing it just because the previous game wasn't very good might potentially be a mistake. Devs sometimes learn from their mistake. After all, if we hadn't played POR2 because of the crapfest that was the original POR, we would have missed out on a masterpiece.

The first game you need to grab is Planescape: Torment. Everything else is irrelevant and the others will cue you in on them.

Those space battles look atrocious. I mean, 2d plane????? If you're looking for a tactical fleet simulator, look at Nexus http://www.nexusthegame.com/ Try the demos. This game is godly.

Ever consider rentals?

I'd love to have a JK game on the Source engine. Physics + force powers > u

Freaking morons. Close Combat used to be a good series.

No offense, but Resident Evil is a piece of monkey dung.

FOOL will combine elements of Jefferson and Van Buran! It'll be like Kingdom Hearts, only with BG and FO, AND with live-action roleplaying with real players. It's a guaranteed success. Because it has an actual budget and actual devs working on it.