some tips for games

Technology and Gaming
#21

Black Isle and you don’t mention the classic Fallouts? 1 and 2. ME GUSTA.

#22

Mass Effect 1 and 2
Stalker games
Metro 2033
GTA games
Alice Madness Returns
Amnesia

#23

Well if you’re up for an extremely bizarre RPG… you can try Kingdom O’ Magic.

It was made in '96 and I don’t know if it’s aged well, but I do remember loving it.

#24

TFC isn’t dead. It has enough servers.

#25

lol…

Digital ghost-towns. Enough square-mileage to create a new continent…

And how the fuck is one of those servers 0/[COLOR=‘Red’]-128 player slots? TFC should have died out while it still had a chance. I think people are using it for evil purposes, now.

#26

Dungeon Siege 1/2 1 is decent but the story’s lacking imo (I was a bit young when I played it the first time)

2, you will probably like. Broken World is the expansion for the second one… I won’t spoil anything though.

Depends. Fortress Forever’s more lively than TFC. I like both equally. It’s been patched (finally) so defense got a needed boost.

#27

Yeah, because I don’t recommend them to someone who wants something like Diablo 2. Fallout 1 and 2 aren’t exactly known for being easy to jump into, especially if you’re used to click fests. BG is much more n00b friendly and faster paced.

#28

The Witcher 1,
personally i think the depth and detail in the story and environments are far greater than Mass Effect… and i do love me some mass effect. (single player RPG)

Morrowind
the game before oblivion, and what i hold as Bethseda’s most well made game (single player RPG)

The Void,
this one is good if you really feel like branching out a bit though the game itself is probably one of the hardest games ive played, but it is beautifully put together (single player strategy/survival/RPGish)

Winter Voices
probably one of my favorite games to come from the indie genre, pretty deep in its own world with a pretty good story (isometric turn based survival)

#29

I would recommend Magica, and I recommend trying to find ALL the references in the game. Betcha it will take hours.

#30

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Shadow of Chernobyl.

Think Diablo + F.E.A.R.

#31

Thanks guys, Ill play all the games you have posted … but right now im playing diablo 2 lod again so it will take a while : D

#32

Alone in the dark and Little big adventure one and two.

#33

Grand theft Auto, especially San Andreas, it never gets old with all the stuff and mods
If you’re looking for Multiplayer, Call of duty MW2/Blops MP server seems always alive but…
And yes I recommend Morrowind

#34

Excellent Game!!! Another one is Company of Heroes (if you like rpg’s)

#35

Rift is a pretty good mmorpg. And is much like World of Warcraft.

#36

Yeah, I like Diablo and WoW clones … sad that many of them are not very good made … and i must laugh … :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: Call of Duty a good game ? Sure, but SP only

#37

I’m pretty sure Torchlight has unlimited levels, but you don’t have to play them all. So basically, you can play forever.

#38

Im pretty sure that the average age of a human male living in Europe is 80 years old … see? Im sure its great to play forever but I dont have that much time.

#39

Ah, what he meant is that playing torchlight stops you from getting old. You will never die of age, and you can play FOREVER.[/SIZE]

#40

X3, red alert 2, elder scrolls, dragon age, Eufloria, mass effect, starcraft and homeworld i’d recommend.

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