Recommend me Games with Good quest design, Good itemization and Good build systems

[Nifft Batuff]

Baldur's Gate

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[Be Kind Rewind]

Dungeon Lords.

 

[Ryan muller]

Dungeon Lords.

at first i thought this was a joke, then i saw the steam release....

I might play this one, never touching the steam version tho

 

[baba is you]

Fallout 1 is a 1980 RPG reinterpreted for the 1990s.
Therefore, Ultima 4, Wasteland 1 has a similar quest design.

 

[thepill]

Any of the old SSI Goldbox games.

 

[Ryan muller]

Any of the old SSI Goldbox games.

ive played Pool of radiance, it had the opposite of everything i asked here aside from maybe quests, which are decent for the time

 

[razvedchiki]

witcher 1, the itemization is spot on ( you get few but noticeable upgrades to your weapons/armor inspired from the books).
build variety is lacking, i recommend using the FSR mod.

 

[Ryan muller]

witcher 1, the itemization is spot on ( you get few but noticeable upgrades to your weapons/armor inspired from the books).

theres like 2 or 3 armors in the game and often nothing without the witcher moveset is worth using when it comes to weapons.

I wouldnt call that very good.

althought to be fair, itemization is a weak point in the whole trilogy.

I also hated most quests in Tw1 and build systems never go well with witcher

 

[deama]

They remaking witcher 1 anyway.

What about gothic 1/2 and the recent archolos mod for it?

 

[Ryan muller]

They remaking witcher 1 anyway.

What about gothic 1/2 and the recent archolos mod for it?

gothic is the series i still need to properly finish, i started either, didnt finish any of them due to the controls.

I loved Risen 1 tho
i might try Gothic 1 sometime again.

Althought im probably going elex first

 

[Cael]

Any of the old SSI Goldbox games.

Treasures is probably the best of the lot in terms of itemisation and story.

 

[razvedchiki]

witcher 1, the itemization is spot on ( you get few but noticeable upgrades to your weapons/armor inspired from the books).

theres like 2 or 3 armors in the game and often nothing without the witcher moveset is worth using when it comes to weapons.

I wouldnt call that very good.

althought to be fair, itemization is a weak point in the whole trilogy.

I also hated most quests in Tw1 and build systems never go well with witcher

yes, the swords you get are substantial upgrades and they are spaced out. in witcher 2/3 you play inventory simulation with the costant loot drops.
i found the quests in 1 quite good, many having alternative ways to solve them and are thematically proper.

 

[deama]

They remaking witcher 1 anyway.

What about gothic 1/2 and the recent archolos mod for it?

gothic is the series i still need to properly finish, i started either, didnt finish any of them due to the controls.

I loved Risen 1 tho
i might try Gothic 1 sometime again.

Althought im probably going elex first

Donno what controls you were going for, but pure keyboard is best.

 

[Snufkin]

Fallout Nevada

 

[TheKing01]

Weird Wars 2 (also known as Jak rozpętałem II Wojnę Światową: Nieznane przygody Franka Dolasa) has all these things, but not available in English.

Also not trash like the original game, which is available in English.

 

[buffalo bill]

caves of qud

 

[gabel]

Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen
Guild Wars

 

[Ryan muller]

Baldur's Gate

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3

Idk if its serious or not, but the only place ive ever heard shitting on BG 3 was the codex, still havent played tho

 

[Butter]

KOTC1, Hearkenwold for KOTC2, Prelude to Darkness

Augury of Chaos module is pretty good about it too.

 

[baba is you]

Baldur's Gate

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3

Idk if its serious or not, but the only place ive ever heard shitting on BG 3 was the codex, still havent played tho

Baldur's Gate 3's writing is a bit messed up. Even excluding SJWs, the writing sometimes falls apart. This is a characteristic of developers who pursue a cutscene method like BioWare. However, NPC/environment interaction is outstanding among recent CRPGs. Some quests are also good at times. Although it is concentrated in Chapter 1.