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RPGWatch - Game of the Year 2011 Awards: Best RPG
January 24th, 2012, 09:56
As expected to be honest. Skyrim and TW2 were both excellent, so their top spots were well earned.
SasqWatch
January 24th, 2012, 14:46
Traveler
January 26th, 2012, 21:40
Well clearly RPGWatch readers have better taste than RPGWatch editors :-)
(just kidding…or am I?)
Shame Witcher 2 is not first, I enjoyed Skyrim for 180 hours, but Witcher 2's highs were much higher than those of Skyrim. Cannot wait for my third playthrough in april!
(just kidding…or am I?)
Shame Witcher 2 is not first, I enjoyed Skyrim for 180 hours, but Witcher 2's highs were much higher than those of Skyrim. Cannot wait for my third playthrough in april!
Watchdog
January 26th, 2012, 22:24
I thought Drakensang River of Time was hands down the best game of 2011. It was skillfully crafted, without a pinch of 'consolitis' attached to it. The German to English translation was superb, as well.
Last edited by Sir Markus; January 26th, 2012 at 23:21.
January 26th, 2012, 22:33
As a German Drakensang - Am Fluss der Zeit was a 2010 game for me.
So I voted for the Witcher 2 and Skyrim.
So I voted for the Witcher 2 and Skyrim.
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For every complex problem, there is a solution that is simple, neat, and wrong. - HL Mencken
For every complex problem, there is a solution that is simple, neat, and wrong. - HL Mencken
January 26th, 2012, 23:15
Originally Posted by HiddenXHaven't had a chance to play The Witcher 2 yet, but I'm pretty sure I'm going to like it I just don't have the time right now. I looked at Skyrim, and it just seems too 'consolized' for my tastes.
As a German Drakensang - Am Fluss der Zeit was a 2010 game for me.
So I voted for the Witcher 2 and Skyrim.
I thought the new Drakensang was pretty outstanding, and I was lucky enough wait until the add-on was released to be able to play through the whole game.
January 26th, 2012, 23:19
A bit disappointed that TW2 didn't win, I blame covert console gamers.
Sentinel
January 26th, 2012, 23:51
or people who prefer a more open world and gameplay that is less scripted…
Sentinel
January 27th, 2012, 04:10
Well some of us like to make our own decisions on when enough is enough.
January 27th, 2012, 16:25
January 28th, 2012, 02:30
Well, how did Bethesda/Zenimax pay you guys off with? Skyrim is CERTAINLY NOT an RPG of ANY sort. It's an action-adventure game period. There are no longer any skill checks at all, attributes have been removed ENTIRELY, leaving only what SHOULD be derived stats…
I'm ENTIRELY DISGUSTED by the SELLOUT guys. Oblivious was bad enough with it's disregard for skill checks, but at LEAST it kept the attributes in play which made to me an ARPG/first person melee game.
You guys have ENITRELY LOST your way as far as RPGs go. The primary directive IS game mechanics and HONORING them! NOT PANDERING to witless(edit]/clueless/moronic[/edit] fools who think clickity-clickity-click and NEVER FAILING UNLESS they FAIL their clickity-clickity-click is NOT an RPG AT ALL. BOTTOM line GUYS RPGs are their game mechanics and checks/FAILURES NOT clickity-clickity-click -> adventure game with MINIMAL "RPG" "features".
BTW: That pretentious idiot with his RPG scale is a freaking moron.
[EDIT2]
Christ! Even Bioware got the RPG mechanics part right for a while(until being swallowed by EA on their way to the usual EA acquirement/demise scenario)….
[/EDIT2]
I'm ENTIRELY DISGUSTED by the SELLOUT guys. Oblivious was bad enough with it's disregard for skill checks, but at LEAST it kept the attributes in play which made to me an ARPG/first person melee game.
You guys have ENITRELY LOST your way as far as RPGs go. The primary directive IS game mechanics and HONORING them! NOT PANDERING to witless(edit]/clueless/moronic[/edit] fools who think clickity-clickity-click and NEVER FAILING UNLESS they FAIL their clickity-clickity-click is NOT an RPG AT ALL. BOTTOM line GUYS RPGs are their game mechanics and checks/FAILURES NOT clickity-clickity-click -> adventure game with MINIMAL "RPG" "features".
BTW: That pretentious idiot with his RPG scale is a freaking moron.
[EDIT2]
Christ! Even Bioware got the RPG mechanics part right for a while(until being swallowed by EA on their way to the usual EA acquirement/demise scenario)….
[/EDIT2]
Sentinel
January 28th, 2012, 03:23
Originally Posted by cutterjohnYou're funny.
Well, how did Bethesda/Zenimax pay you guys off with? Skyrim is CERTAINLY NOT an RPG of ANY sort. It's an action-adventure game period. There are no longer any skill checks at all, attributes have been removed ENTIRELY, leaving only what SHOULD be derived stats…
I'm ENTIRELY DISGUSTED by the SELLOUT guys. Oblivious was bad enough with it's disregard for skill checks, but at LEAST it kept the attributes in play which made to me an ARPG/first person melee game.
You guys have ENITRELY LOST your way as far as RPGs go. The primary directive IS game mechanics and HONORING them! NOT PANDERING to witless(edit]/clueless/moronic[/edit] fools who think clickity-clickity-click and NEVER FAILING UNLESS they FAIL their clickity-clickity-click is NOT an RPG AT ALL. BOTTOM line GUYS RPGs are their game mechanics and checks/FAILURES NOT clickity-clickity-click -> adventure game with MINIMAL "RPG" "features".
BTW: That pretentious idiot with his RPG scale is a freaking moron.
[EDIT2]
Christ! Even Bioware got the RPG mechanics part right for a while(until being swallowed by EA on their way to the usual EA acquirement/demise scenario)….
[/EDIT2]
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SasqWatch
January 28th, 2012, 11:31
Originally Posted by cutterjohnJust put me on your ignore list or drink a
BTW: That pretentious idiot with his RPG scale is a freaking moron.
(or two).Critisizing a game/the game creators for their faults and make improvement suggestions -> okay.
Condemning a game/the game creators for their design decisions/goals -> not my style.
Link: CRPG-Meter for Skyrim
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For every complex problem, there is a solution that is simple, neat, and wrong. - HL Mencken
For every complex problem, there is a solution that is simple, neat, and wrong. - HL Mencken
January 28th, 2012, 11:45
HiddenX: I personally really like your RPG meter. On the "Pretentious Idiot" scale (with 1 being not a pretentious idiot at all, 5 being the epitome of all things pretentious and idiotic) you score quite well, so don't worry about the troll 
cutterjohn: so let me get this straight…you hate that RPGs are (gasp!) fun to play? The blasphemy! Given your "enlightened" thoughts on RPGs and obsession with numbers, perhaps you should "play" Microsoft Excel instead of Skyrim. Anything resembling fun or immersion must be tossed out!

cutterjohn: so let me get this straight…you hate that RPGs are (gasp!) fun to play? The blasphemy! Given your "enlightened" thoughts on RPGs and obsession with numbers, perhaps you should "play" Microsoft Excel instead of Skyrim. Anything resembling fun or immersion must be tossed out!
January 30th, 2012, 07:33
I like TW2 and Skyrim, but I enjoyed TW2 a lot more than Skyrim. I haven't played W2 or Deus Ex.
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