RPGDot finally gets to the friggin' point: Gothic II wins
RPGDot finally gets to the friggin' point: Gothic II wins
Editorial - posted by Spazmo on Fri 16 January 2004, 16:16:24
Tags: Gothic II; Piranha BytesRPGDot's awards dealie has come to its logical conclusion: the winner for Best RPG of 2003 was announced today and Gothic II took the prize. Knights of the Old Republic was a close second and Temple of Elemental Evil a distant third.
With the popularity of the Gothic series among RPGDot regulars it didn't really come as a surprise that 'Gothic II', the successor of 'Gothic' by developers Piranha Bytes, was voted the best RPG of 2003. Despite some residual bugs, the excellent combination of a gripping atmosphere with unique NPCs, full voice-acting and a living, breathing world earned the game which topped German sales charts for quite some time) its well-deserved place at the top.
A proud day for the Fatherland, I'm sure. The RPGDot awards are notable, though, because it marks at least one Best RPG award that KOTOR didn't win.
With the popularity of the Gothic series among RPGDot regulars it didn't really come as a surprise that 'Gothic II', the successor of 'Gothic' by developers Piranha Bytes, was voted the best RPG of 2003. Despite some residual bugs, the excellent combination of a gripping atmosphere with unique NPCs, full voice-acting and a living, breathing world earned the game which topped German sales charts for quite some time) its well-deserved place at the top.
A proud day for the Fatherland, I'm sure. The RPGDot awards are notable, though, because it marks at least one Best RPG award that KOTOR didn't win.
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