It is widely recognized as one of the best Western RPG games (not the best though, usually Baldur's Gate 2 is considered the best one) and something like on low end of top 10 RPG. On a combined list from all genres and all platforms I think that it would be somewhere like on Top 30 - Top 50.
There are more to games than gameplay. While that's very important, writting is important too. And seriously Torment has a much better writting than any other game (it's script has 800000 words), so for that alone is a must play for anyone who likes games that have stories.
I'm personally not really bothered by the whole writing side, if it's fun to play, that's enough for me.
I'll have to tidy it up a bit before posting but yeah got it #1 to #592
Yeah, think about Planescape as an interactive novel rather than a game. I loved To The Moon (which while is only 4 hours long almost made my top 20) and it doesn't have gameplay at all for example. Planescape is basically a giant To The Moon with some gameplay that even for his time wasn't as great as the likes of Baldur's Gate 2.
From a quick Google, it seems like it practically doesn't need gameplay, as you can get out of almost every situation by talking.
Yeah, it was the art that made pick Majora's Mask ahead of Ocarina of Time.
Yeah, I don't think it's for me really. If Mass Effect bored me I dread to think how I'd find this one
to be honest I think Majoras Mask has a better story too, lots of characters with depth and very sad at times.
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I'm not sure what to think, it does sound like it could be really interesting, in a Broken Sword kinda way, but it also sounds like I could get bored/annoyed after a while.Yeah, I don't think it's for me really. If Mass Effect bored me I dread to think how I'd find this one
I think that there are only a few situations when you have to fight (and IIRC only one of them is a boss fight). You get the best ending by doing talking with the final boss (assuming that you have high wisdom/charisma/intelligence stats) while if you fight with him you finish the game but you get a very bad ending.
Was planning, though now I don't own any Nintendo. Was thinking to emulate them on my PC. Do I need to have a joystick for that or you think that I can manage fine only with keyboard?
I think I'd agree. All Stars & Transformed are fantastic.
I tried OoT with a keyboard once, bugged the crap out of me.
Actually, it was Transformed I was thinking of, I've not played the first.
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241st with 11 points...only you voted for it.
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Make your own Olly; top 10 platformers, top 10 nintendo games, top 10 nintendo employes, top 10 girls from your high school, top 10 father ted gifs, top 10 consolesSo the next one is going to be films?
Can we make this a top 100?
That's how I feel tooSo the next one is going to be films?
.You don't like movies?So the next one is going to be films?
It's gonna be great. Judging by how those lists went so far Transformers will probably win and we will have mass suicides.So the next one is going to be films?
tnx a mil
I need to start my lobbying from now. The only problem is that I am not sure if I should choose The Matrix or Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.
Empire is the greatest film of all time to be fair.
That could be cool, but Duffy's the list guy, I don't want to make it seem like I was trying to steal his thunder/cool idea.
Yep, me too.That's how I feel too
I like movies but I couldn't make a top 20/50.
Yeah they're great. But I just find discussions about them so boring, and it impossible to put any in any kind of order. Plus, 99% of the films I like aren't the usual "big" ones, so even trying to come up with a list is pointless for me.
Not so sure about that, it missed a bit of comedy relieve. I am thinking if it had Jar Jar in it it might be considered up there.
