Wyatt_Derp
Arcane
Planescape Torment. Never got around to it. When it came out in the late 90s, I was getting more into sci-fi and strategy games. Was burned out on D&D style games by then. Was the same reason I couldn't get into Everquest either.
Planescape Torment. Never got around to it. When it came out in the late 90s, I was getting more into sci-fi and strategy games. Was burned out on D&D style games by then. Was the same reason I couldn't get into Everquest either.
Not entirely true.There is no fail state
Gog release
idk i thought azure bonds was well-likedPool of Radiance 2?
"well-loved"
It was System Shock 2!Does System Shock count? I really wanted to finish that game, but I just couldn't, because I was that terrible at combat. I think I gave up when my character got killed by some deranged space monkeys.
Gog release
Neither loved nor classics.NWN games
The original Deus Ex. Any of the Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale or NWN games.
Shame on you for Deux Ex
The original Deus Ex. Any of the Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale or NWN games.
Shame on you for Deux Ex, but NWN really isn't that well-loved. Except for NWN2's Mask of the Betrayer expansion.
That argument should be reserved only to Ultima and Wizardry. Any other game is just your bullshit way of saying "if you didn't play this game x and y that I love, you should not post here".I'd say if you haven't played Deus Ex then you shouldn't be allowed to post on the 'Dex. Same with Fallout.
Not really, Fallout and Deus Ex are more representative of Codex' ideals than Wizardry and especially Ultima. Looking at the 2014 top RPG list, the only Wizardry and Ultima games that made it to the top 10 is 8, and it differs somewhat significantly to its predecessor. And people here would openly admit that the old Ultima games are hard to get into for people who in 2019 have never played it before. Also the fact that, you know, this was a Fallout/Arcanum fanboi forum in its early days.That argument should be reserved only to Ultima and Wizardry. Any other game is just your bullshit way of saying "if you didn't play this game x and y that I love, you should not post here".
Shame on you for Deux Ex
Yeah, I know. Just never happened for some reason. I've considered checking it out, but not sure if it's one of those games that has aged rather badly and would be hard to get into unless you actually played it back when it was new. Not that it costs much these days...
Amberstar was developed for the Atari ST, though ported to the Amiga, in 1992. Thalion Software should have realized that the Atari ST was a dead platform even before they started on Amberstar, and they switched to the Amiga for Ambermoon but went bankrupt shortly after its release.Are Amberstar and Ambermoon considered classics by the Codex?
Never played them. But they really look good. Good Amiga stuff.