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Two games in one short sentence (easy) :
What can change the nature of war ?
What can change the nature of war ?
Dungeon Master.What has no weight, can be seen with the naked eye, and if you put it in a hole, it will make the hole lighter?
I think the dungeon is talking to me.
Are you sure the compass is pointing in the right direction?
Hang on, the Vorpal Sword doesn't do any more damage than a regular sword. I've been had! Oh, wait, it can do that...? Muahahaha!
The player characters in this game are weird, we have the duke of a group of religious fanatics, a Playboy Playmate, a viking, and possibly the ultimate evil.
Dungeon Master.What has no weight, can be seen with the naked eye, and if you put it in a hole, it will make the hole lighter?
I think the dungeon is talking to me.
Are you sure the compass is pointing in the right direction?
Hang on, the Vorpal Sword doesn't do any more damage than a regular sword. I've been had! Oh, wait, it can do that...? Muahahaha!
The player characters in this game are weird, we have the duke of a group of religious fanatics, a Playboy Playmate, a viking, and possibly the ultimate evil.
Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs?3. An installment of a respected series that demonstrated the risks of outsourcing to everyone's favorite outsourcing destination.
Blood? Or maybe Powerslave/Exhumed?4. Duke Nukem retires in this game and it is not a Duke Nukem title.
1. It was inspired by sci-fi, but started one of the most famous fantasy franchises.
2. It tempered the ego of a Ferrari driver.
3. An installment of a respected series that demonstrated the risks of outsourcing to everyone's favorite outsourcing destination.
4. Duke Nukem retires in this game and it is not a Duke Nukem title.
5. Your pet dies at the end, but the story is not important. - solved by Spukrian
Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs?3. An installment of a respected series that demonstrated the risks of outsourcing to everyone's favorite outsourcing destination.
Blood? Or maybe Powerslave/Exhumed?4. Duke Nukem retires in this game and it is not a Duke Nukem title.
Yes, admittedly I think the Playboy Playmate comparison was a bit of a deep cut, but RPG Codex member would have been a dead giveaway.Dungeon Master.What has no weight, can be seen with the naked eye, and if you put it in a hole, it will make the hole lighter?
I think the dungeon is talking to me.
Are you sure the compass is pointing in the right direction?
Hang on, the Vorpal Sword doesn't do any more damage than a regular sword. I've been had! Oh, wait, it can do that...? Muahahaha!
The player characters in this game are weird, we have the duke of a group of religious fanatics, a Playboy Playmate, a viking, and possibly the ultimate evil.
Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs?3. An installment of a respected series that demonstrated the risks of outsourcing to everyone's favorite outsourcing destination.
No, it's an ARPG.
Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs?3. An installment of a respected series that demonstrated the risks of outsourcing to everyone's favorite outsourcing destination.
No, it's an ARPG.
Ark*nia?
Fallen gods: gothic 3Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs?3. An installment of a respected series that demonstrated the risks of outsourcing to everyone's favorite outsourcing destination.
No, it's an ARPG.
Ark*nia?
Very warm.
Fallen gods: gothic 3Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs?3. An installment of a respected series that demonstrated the risks of outsourcing to everyone's favorite outsourcing destination.
No, it's an ARPG.
Ark*nia?
Very warm.
It's a long road to duke it out with medieval Darth Vader. Start by flinging rocks and stuff at bugs and goblins.
Jade EmpireFirst:
You meet a guy who teaches you to becomemore russianmore effective while being piss drunk, have a threesome and chat up a very moist dragon.
Fable?Second:
A young man graduates from school, goes murderhobo on the countryside while aquiring enough scars on his face in few hours to look like a chessboard, despite wearing a full helmet. He also rescues his sister through a bossfight that made me roll around in circles like Sonic the Hedgehog.
Totally RPGs. The very definiton no less according to consoltards.
you arent that young but it awfully sounds like my kcd experience, turns up game was completly unprepared for player stealthing and stealing everything from monastery before main questline even hinted that you need to get thereWhen I played this game as a teen, I had to start a new playthrough after stealing a valuable book, selling it to some vendor in a middle-of-nowhere town, and later finding out I need it for the main quest... at which point I had completely forgotten whom I've sold it to!
This sounds like Morrowind for some reason. Stealing the book from Jobasha's Rare Books and then selling it, when you needed it for the main quest. I had that exact experience in my first playthrough as well :DWhen I played this game as a teen, I had to start a new playthrough after stealing a valuable book, selling it to some vendor in a middle-of-nowhere town, and later finding out I need it for the main quest... at which point I had completely forgotten whom I've sold it to!
This sounds like Morrowind for some reason. Stealing the book from Jobasha's Rare Books and then selling it, when you needed it for the main quest. I had that exact experience in my first playthrough as well :DWhen I played this game as a teen, I had to start a new playthrough after stealing a valuable book, selling it to some vendor in a middle-of-nowhere town, and later finding out I need it for the main quest... at which point I had completely forgotten whom I've sold it to!
Years later I discovered that you don't need to restart the game if that happens, by the way. There is a second copy of the book hidden away in the Vivec Library, but its off limits and you have to steal it if you want to obtain that one.This sounds like Morrowind for some reason. Stealing the book from Jobasha's Rare Books and then selling it, when you needed it for the main quest. I had that exact experience in my first playthrough as well :DWhen I played this game as a teen, I had to start a new playthrough after stealing a valuable book, selling it to some vendor in a middle-of-nowhere town, and later finding out I need it for the main quest... at which point I had completely forgotten whom I've sold it to!
Precisely. The book in question was Progress of Truth. I found it on a stack of books behind Jobasha's back, it had a large monetary value, I stole it and sold it elsewhere.
Only hours later did I receive the quest to procure a copy!
Years later I discovered that you don't need to restart the game if that happens, by the way. There is a second copy of the book hidden away in the Vivec Library, but its off limits and you have to steal it if you want to obtain that one.