Assassin's Creed Origins
Assassin's Creed Odyssey
Assassin's Creed Odyssey
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Worst RPGs All Time?
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Stefmob
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ofcourse it is me, i get easy bored, and have the problem i like new ideas, and the flow and expression of that idea. most of the times i dont like to waste my times on good ideas, but not in a new way (fallout 2), - rather play the first again. see it like this, i rather rewatch a good movie, then finish a mediocure one.
BTW I missed spelled, I tried fallout 2 a couple of hours and cleared 1 locations (the intro trails not counting).
Stefmob
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sorry, but in my defense, i read the codex more then 4 years. I hope it helps.
bec de corbin
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Dungeon Siege?
Gordian Nutt
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As RPG pretty bad but multiplayer was fun until they forgot about it in the third game
Nifft Batuff
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Too many.
Falksi
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Neither are even as bad an RPG as The Witcher 3
I can't speak for Odyssey but Origins is a god damn travesty. Witcher 3 is a bit boring but inoffensive, Velen is even a good area.
Witcher 3 is much much better than Origins.
rusty_shackleford
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From a RPG mechanics perspective, Odyssey is an all-around improvement over Witcher 3.
rusty_shackleford
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Okay I am never gonna take anything you guys say about rpgs ever again seriously. What the fuck.
W3 is a normal console rpg with an unexciting skill progression that allows you to roughly shape archetypes if you aren't retarded.
Origins is a mediocre console action game, where someone took pieces of the main combat, cut them out and put them behind a very rough skill system.
You need brain damage to unironically think Origins is better than anything in any category. That game is literally not even an rpg.
W3 is a normal console rpg with an unexciting skill progression that allows you to roughly shape archetypes if you aren't retarded.
Origins is a mediocre console action game, where someone took pieces of the main combat, cut them out and put them behind a very rough skill system.
You need brain damage to unironically think Origins is better than anything in any category. That game is literally not even an rpg.
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Probably the first retarded rating I gave not because you are a cunt, but because the opinion is just so incredibly retarded that no other button fits. Wtf.
rusty_shackleford
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Virgin Witcher 3
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Chad Odyssey
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Chad Odyssey
rusty_shackleford
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You haven't even played the game, how would you know anything about it?
Probably the first retarded rating I gave not because you are a cunt, but because the opinion is just so incredibly retarded that no other button fits. Wtf.
Falksi
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See I really enjoyed Origins. I don't think it's an RPG in the slightest, but playing it made me realise how little of an RPG TW3 is.
I hated Velen too. Bored my tits off & was depressing. Whereas Origins sunny, magical climes drew me in.
Maybe the each gameworlds pandered to our own individual taste, ans that had a significant influence of our opinion on the games?
You haven't even played the game, how would you know anything about it?
Probably the first retarded rating I gave not because you are a cunt, but because the opinion is just so incredibly retarded that no other button fits. Wtf.
Ah sorry, my mistake. I thought you were talking about Origins because the games have so fucking similar names. I still assume you have autism for liking an AC as an rpg but it's merely a strong assumption now.
It's literally just a fuckton of desert with a few pre built outposts, all extremely similar, copy and pasted in.
But you do you I guess.
Ol' Willy
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Calm down, guys. AssCreed games aren't RPGs. Twitcher games, on the other hand, are not RPGs as well.
rusty_shackleford
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Witcher 1 is a great RPG, fuck you
Ol' Willy
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You mean the one with Dance Dance Revolution combat system? OK then.
Nifft Batuff
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Maybe Dark Souls. Repeating the same level several times, over and over, in not a good game mechanics for a RPG.
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They are all excellent RPGs. Witcher 3 is the weakest in terms of systems, but it is still a fucking RPG.
Ol' Willy
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Literally no one plays Witcher games for their combat or RPG mechanics. People praise them for the story, characters, cutscenes, world-building and atmosphere, but the core gameplay is just third-person action with some RPG elements sprinkled here and there. You can remove all of that and nothing will be lost. If you enjoy Witcher games, well, good for you, I'm not going to convince anyone to stop doing that, but this doesn't make them RPGs.
It's Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas but you have two endings for some of the missions.
Lord_Potato
Arcane
Let's see.
In Witcher games you have:
1. Character advancement (experience points, levels, stats, skills). While there is a fixed protagonist, you can choose the direction in which he develops (general paths of melee, magical signs and alchemy).
2. Combat that while being actiony (in Witcher 2 & 3) is also heavily reliant on the stats and skills of the PC. And despite the fact there are no classical skillchecks or statchecks, there are also certain skills (Axii sign) that affect dialogues.
3. Choices that have consequences which shape how the story unfolds, sometimes dramatically (Witcher 2 is prominent here).
The way I look at it, they're totally RPGs.
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