You're in luck, FOPOS is available now http://www.amazon.com/Interplay-Production...d/dp/B00008NRMA

Buy quick! Only 4 left in stock!!

 

Or, you could wait for its critically-acclaimed sequel, Fallout 3! http://fallout.bethsoft.com/index.html

And let us not forget Dungon Lords, the action RPG of 2004!

I doubt MrBrown is also praising the stories or roleplaying (or, the complete lack of) of DA/FOBOS. I would enjoy seeing D&D RPGs get combat that involved the player more but still keeping the rolls involved with D&D combat. Something like a cross between Jade Empire and D&D Online (Only tried the trial/beta, but enjoyed the implementation of combat).

I'd really rather have BG:DA type combat, really.

 

Edited September 10, 200718 yr by Sand

You know what they should have done with NWN2? They should have made it using Fable's game engine. Yep, they really dropped the ball on this one guys.

You know what they should have done with NWN2? They should have made it using Fable's game engine. Yep, they really dropped the ball on this one guys.

That game was awesome and epic.

It changed the way I viewed gamming forever.

It changed the way I viewed gamming forever.

But did it change the way you viewed gaming?

Nope. It would probably take something like BioShock to do that.

They should have made it using Fable's game engine.

 

Oh right, Hades doesn't like intellegent thought provoking CRPGs.

Oh right, Hades doesn't like intellegent thought provoking CRPGs.

 

Eh? Fable? Thought provoking?!?!?!

 

I have played Fable during my stint on the X Box. It was nowhere near thought provoking.

 

Planescape Torment was a thought provoking game. Fable was a POS game.

Edited September 10, 200718 yr by Sand

Hahahahahahaha, good one Hades. I'll have to save that joke and use it on the Fable forums. Hahahahahaha, I didn't know you could be funny.

Fable was obviously too deep for Sand.

Oh yes, being a chicken kicker makes a real deep game.

 

It was an okay action CRPG with a cliche storyline. Better than most X Box titles, but not by much.

Oh yes, being a chicken kicker makes a real deep game.

 

It was an okay action CRPG with a cliche storyline. Better than most X Box titles, but not by much.

 

 

Oh, wait, you weren't kidding before were you? Well Hades, your ignorance is showing. Sure, if you just look at that then it's a shallow game, but you obviously didn't delve too deep into the game, because then you would have realized that you could CHANGE YOUR TITLE! THAT'S IMMERSION, BABY!

Oh, wait, you weren't kidding before were you? Well Hades, your ignorance is showing. Sure, if you just look at that then it's a shallow game, but you obviously didn't delve too deep into the game, because then you would have realized that you could CHANGE YOUR TITLE! THAT'S IMMERSION, BABY!

 

If you're going to try and ridicule someone for not having the same taste as you dinosaurs, can't you at least be funny? Or witty?

I own Fable, play it regularly, and am planning on buying Fable II when I get a 360. I'm also serious.

I was over a friend's house yesterday. He recently got a 360 and has been buying quite a few games for it. He only had one old Xbox game out. Fable. And his profile icon is Fable.

 

He tells me he really enjoys it because he can appreciate it for what it is, "an RPG Hack and Slash."

Edited September 10, 200718 yr by Tale

[boardcop] What has this got to do with the topic. Go get a room. [/boardcop]

DC Undercover! Scatter!

I'm quite the nub when it comes to D&D, but after playing with NWN 2 for awhile and briefly checking out NX1, i can build a pretty good character. One of my favorite parts is actually seeing what build works with what kind of character i like to play.

 

All nubs aside, NX1 is a great game for all who know what they are doing. With the great music, design, graphics, and gameplay, its definitely something to check out. Heck, i've been trying to play it again ever since i got a taste of it on our Obsidian NX1 Play Day!

I'm quite the nub when it comes to D&D, but after playing with NWN 2 for awhile and briefly checking out NX1, i can build a pretty good character. One of my favorite parts is actually seeing what build works with what kind of character i like to play.

 

All nubs aside, NX1 is a great game for all who know what they are doing. With the great music, design, graphics, and gameplay, its definitely something to check out. Heck, i've been trying to play it again ever since i got a taste of it on our Obsidian NX1 Play Day!

 

Sure, rub it in. Well, I just reserved it on pre-order. I am wondering what type of character to play. Maybe a Earth Genasi Sorcerer/Favored Soul. :D

All I want to know is this - Would it be a good idea to start the OC after purchasing the expansion? (Changes/improvements to the original NWN2)

 

Also will female Dwarfs have beards?