Arpyjee
Watchdog
- Joined
- July 23, 2007
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The classic genre will never die. We all have access to the classics, and dosbox, also all the 100's of mods. Some new ones too...
1) The Keep On The Borderlands Mod for TOEE
2) Eschalon
3) The Broken Hourglass
4) Jeff Vogel's Avernum & Geneforge series (and others)
5) Chronicles Of Ny
6) Drakensang
7) DragonAge
8) Prelude To Darkness
9) Teudogar and the Alliance with Rome
10) Ashes: Two Worlds Collide
11) Scars of War
12) Age of Decadence
...and if you check the indie games threads here and at the Codex, there are more.
The important thing is to voice your support for the new traditionalists, in their specific forums, all over the general Rpg forums, and especially with your purchase : by credit card, money order, check, cash, etc.
Where there's a will, there's a way. If you let the classic C-Rpg approach die, it will do just that. If you *actively* support it, it will live on. It's a matter of individual volition : you can succumb to apathy and pessimism, but I find that energy and positivism leads to better things.
1) The Keep On The Borderlands Mod for TOEE
2) Eschalon
3) The Broken Hourglass
4) Jeff Vogel's Avernum & Geneforge series (and others)
5) Chronicles Of Ny
6) Drakensang
7) DragonAge
8) Prelude To Darkness
9) Teudogar and the Alliance with Rome
10) Ashes: Two Worlds Collide
11) Scars of War
12) Age of Decadence
...and if you check the indie games threads here and at the Codex, there are more.
The important thing is to voice your support for the new traditionalists, in their specific forums, all over the general Rpg forums, and especially with your purchase : by credit card, money order, check, cash, etc.
Where there's a will, there's a way. If you let the classic C-Rpg approach die, it will do just that. If you *actively* support it, it will live on. It's a matter of individual volition : you can succumb to apathy and pessimism, but I find that energy and positivism leads to better things.
- Joined
- Jul 23, 2007
- Messages
- 137