The Half-Life and Call of Duty series'.Doom_HellKnightyes, Half-life series... Everyone should have a crowbar and a flash drive on them at all times.
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[QUOTE="-Unreal-"]Some people here must not have a broad experience of PC games when they say things like F.E.A.R. That game is good, but it's linear as hell, boring environments, tiny amount of enemy and weapon variation, mediocre multiplayer and short single player game makes it less than outstanding.-Karayan-Look up the word opinion. Besides, it's got a great story, awesome gameplay and epic AI that make it very fun and really worth replaying.
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So is it the people to who you refer to's opinions that say the game isn't linear, does have a wide variety of weapons and enemies, and is a long single player game? :|
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Fallout 2 (Whats that girl?! jimmy got abducted by aliens?!)
Dungeon keeper 1 & 2 (Keeper your dungeon is damp... install central heating!)
Startopia (Whenever i think about them i get a strange tightening in my bolts... a... and... *kzzzzt* Sytem Error Now rebooting)
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Pretty much anything Blizzard and Valve make is what I would declare the best, imagine if the two companies teamed up. World of Half Life anyone?
Pretty much anything Blizzard and Valve make is what I would declare the best, imagine if the two companies teamed up. World of Half Life anyone?
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Be lame IMO because WOW is a boring quest/xp reptitive grind to end level where you get bored of doing raids and flawed PVP all the time where all you seem to fight is hunters.
RTS (and overall) : Warcraft 3.
FPS : Far Cry
RPG: Fallout 2
Action/Adventure: GTA
Adventure: Indigo Prophecy.Â
I can't believe I read through three pages of this without a single mention of Thief: The Dark Project or Thief II: The Metal Age. I mean seriously... :roll:
Some good ones mentioned, though. Very few that deserve any where CLOSE to top mentions, but at least it's interesting to see the range of opinions. ;)
Deus Ex
Why? Well, let me tell you my story:
One day I decided I wanted a sound card. So, I do some research and decide to get a Sound Blaster card. I looked around at some stores and eventually settled on the X-Gamer which came with a few games, including Thief 2 and Deus Ex.
"Deus Ex, wtf is that?" I say to myself
And then I proceed to install it, adjust my settings with my fancy Geforce 2 card, and the rest [as far as I am concerned] is PC history. It was my first introduction to any sort of RPG system, and I hadnt had NPC interaction like that since playing the original Monkey Island. And the setting, enemies and allies, weapons, and environments were so engrossing...its hard to sit here and make just a short summary of why its my favorite game.
Coming across Deus Ex was like going to a football game, but meeting a beautiful woman and asking her out and eventually marrying her. Well, maybe not that romantic but you get the picture.
First of all, hi!
Dunno if it's a good thing, to start my posting history on such a topic, but well ...
Anyway, in my opinion, I played some really great games in my life, but I really couldn't list them all up right now, even if I wanted to. Thing is, it doesn't matter. There were only a few games, which really had that specific 'something', for which I fell completely. One of them is the MMORPG Ultima Online (and I mean the 2D version).
I don't know, how old I was, I guess about 14. I had Meridian 95 behind me and didn't like it, I was all about Paper&Pen Role Playing Games. My life consisted of eating, sleeping, not-going-to-school and instead of that, playing P&P RPG's. Then someone told about UO. I remember the first time I started the game. It wasn't one of the official OSI servers, a polish unofficial one. I can't even explain it. I felt like I was thrown into a completely new world, everything was so exciting, everything was new. For the next 3 years, my social life vanished. And I don't regret it. The game had everything. I'm not a person that likes playing for some npc-quests or just xp and leveling up a character. I'm a hardcore RP-gamer, and UO gave me everything I needed and wanted. I made some of my greatest friendships in those times with guys from UO.
 But anyway, that's not what I wanted to tell You all. I don't really know, if it was illegal to play on those 'unofficial' servers, or not. I even created, at later times, some of those servers. The possibility, to create everything You want, was so goddamn tempting. On one server, I took a group of friends, and we chopped down a whole wood (playing as orcs), built ourselves Barracks, an inner and outer palisade, a temple made of stone, that we gathered near a mountain, we had our own blacksmith, our own fruit trees, plants, a river from which we have taken water, we hunted animals, we built our own first ship. Everything made step by step, brick by brick, from seed to tree, from tree to house. Thing is, those are experiences You won't get out of WOW or any other MMORPG. It was a user-made world, it only used the graphics of UO, everything else was made by a bunch of freaks that wanted to create something special. And they did it. I thank them, not only them, but the creators of every server I played on, as well as the developers of the game itself. Even though I'm unable to play the game again, because I know it too much already, it really took a special place in my heart. As stupid as it sounds, it's true. Building a town from the scratch is something totally unique, maybe even spiritual. You can't compare it to chopping up hundreds of monsters, collecting loot from them and then buying a deed to place a house. Even if it's stupid to waste 3 years on a PC game, I'd do it again at anytime, if there was a game worth it, like Ultima Online.
I am an RPG fan and strongly prefer story-driven games. Here are a few. They are all number 1 to me. I can't grade them.
Baldur's Gate series; Legacy of Kain series; Planescape:Torment; Fallout series; The Elder Scrolls 3:Morrowind + expansions (Oblivion sucks); Gothic series; Final Fantasy series etc.
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