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In my opinion, it would be great to have an "house" according to character class like in BG II. But it would be AWESOME to also manage that to some degree (build new rooms, buy supplies, manage crew, etc.) and do that with some specific quests (a bard could make poems out of his adventures, finding good actors for his great comedy, etc. )

Consoles ruined videogames, not only RPGs, with simplified gameplay (I'm not referring to difficulty level, but to complexity level). So, please, please, PC only!

Just my 2 cents: - VATS is too powerful, so "speed it up". Uhm, I mean, the player becomes too fast during VATS and this is not fair. In the original Fallout you can take some actions in your turn as per action points meanwhile enemies are stuck. This is great for turn-based combat, less for "fake real time" as VATS. With my 18

Well, I actually will love a Pathfinder based CRPG from Obsidian (or at least Bioware, no others). I will also love a World of Darkness (in particular Vampire: The Requiem) CRPG from Obsidian (I'm praying on my knees for this one), for a great sequel to Vampire: Bloodlines, one of my all-time favourite, from another great company at making CRPGs, now departed Troika Games!

Dune II, the first love you do never forget even if Dawn of War II is great for the setting, the story, character development, no-costruction gameplay.

Sure: - Alpha Protocol - Dragon Age: Origins - Mass Effect 2 - Fallout: New Vegas Quite sure: - Diablo III - Divinity: Ego Draconis - Stalker: Call of Pripyat ...and probably many more! P.S. PC only here