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    Open the borders of GD and Politics

    While GD and Politics have always been awful, they have also at times been very entertaining. Nowadays, GD is a trannyless wasteland and Politics looks like this guy having a conversation with himself that is so boring and stupid, anyone who is not that guy doesn't bother to read it, let...
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    Games on drugs

    I've always found Civ 4 and Paradox games very relaxing when stoned. Also, as already mentioned, King of Dragon Pass. Deus Ex. Morrowind. Worms.
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    Completed In the grim darkness of Fantasy Poland, there is only potato. (Thea: The Awakening LP)

    B1 C
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    Completed In the grim darkness of Fantasy Poland, there is only potato. (Thea: The Awakening LP)

    A/A
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    Have you played Serpent in the Staglands?

    I have played it for a few hours and am enjoying it. World building / art style / atmosphere is great and so is the open exploration. I love it when an RPG gives me the feeling of discovering a strange world instead of playing through a clichéd fantasy plot. The writing is pretty good as well...
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    Completed Let's solo Baldur's Gate 2 on Insane (feat. The Codex)

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    Favorite/best/interesting voice casts?

    :bounce: In Morrowind, the hoarseness of the Dunmer voices added a lot to the atmosphere for me. Sounded like inhabitants of a harsh land swept by sandstorms are supposed to sound. For the same reason those face replacement mods that give them perfect skin are an abomination.
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    Completed Let's Solo Icewind Dale EE on Insane + Heart of Fury + Ironman!

    :salute: Going F/M/T for a change should be interesting.
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    Spore - Tell me more

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    Why are Character Models so ugly? DISCUSS!!!

    I disliked the character models a lot at first (especially trolls with their cartoonishly large upper bodies) but once you get used to them, they work quite well. It is a beautiful game and I don't think there's more of a divergence between characters and backgrounds than in e.g. the IE games.
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    Great and terrible masters, I request a boon

    Ban Neckbeard Shitlord for apparently not having played SMAC.
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    Incline NEO Scavenger: A Post-Apocalyptic Survival RPG

    Did I just manage to fuck up the main quest right at its start?
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    Most atmospheric game

    Yeah, Diablo 1 was grimdark done right. The subdued colours, sparse music and creepy sound design worked just perfectly together. Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain was also amazing in that regard. Other than that, Primordia cannot be mentioned often enough, and Blackwell Unbound did a great job as...
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    Why aren't historical time periods used more as settings within RPGs

    Apart from that I don't see what's wrong with confining the player to a minor role in the grand scheme of things. I'd love to play a JA2 / Expeditions: Conquistador style game in which you control a band of mercenaries simply out for personal fame and riches, working for multiple opposing...
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    Shadowrun Shadowrun: Dragonfall - Director's Cut

    What I find amazing about DF DC (didn't play DMS nor the original DF release) isn't even so much that it's truly great in some aspects, but that it isn't bad in any. As a storyfag (or perhaps rather atmospherefag) who also loves well done tactical combat, the absence of both filler combat and...

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