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Lannister November 15th, 2014 11:27

Help me pick my next game…. i`m really undecided…
 
Hey People,

Due to my lack of time in recent months i`ve aquired a huge backlog of RPG and non-RPG games….. every evening i am pondering on what to play next and i was thinking of getting your opinion…

The games which i lean to the most are:

Divinity OS - However I fear that there will be another DLC/patch and I wil have to start overe again afterwards

Wasteland 2 - The same as above…..

Skyrim - Have just touched the surface of if…..

Game of thrones RPG

Risen 3

Bound by flame

Sherlock Holmes - Crimes and Punishments

Demonicon

Shadowrun Returns -. Dragonfall

Xcom Enemy Unknown - Enemy within

Plaing Dragon age 3 as soon as it comes out - HOwever i fear that it will be playable /stable after 2-3 patches….


So what is you opinion. ?

Thanks in advance,
L.

bjon045 November 15th, 2014 12:06

Go for X-com or dragonfall as they are ready to play right now. Demonicon and the GoT game as mediocre at best. Wait for the D:OS megapatch and W2 can only get better after a few more patches.

Maylander November 15th, 2014 14:18

Skyrim.

DArtagnan November 15th, 2014 14:27

Most are great games, but if you can't provide any details about what you're in the mood for - my advice is pretty useless.

I'd agree with Maylander that Skyrim is a wonderful choice - but you could also simply pick one at random.

Lannister November 15th, 2014 15:47

Thanks for your replies……

Well the thing is, the game that i am very much waiting for is witcher 3 and this I want to enjoy to the fullest……… however as i am still working very hard and also have two small kids i don`t have that much time and especially energy to invest into a game… i would prefer something right now where I can have some time to relieve the tension in the evening….. to chill out… In the past i was very much into story and atmosphere as opposed to number crunching and stats….

Maybe that helps…

L.

Pladio November 15th, 2014 16:24

I have found league of legends a perfect game to play for an hour or so after work….

No story involved and the chance to inflict permanent psyche damage to teenagers .
:D

Aubrielle November 15th, 2014 16:31

I'd go with Dart and say Skyrim, then. I haven't gotten to try Risen 3 but that sounds like a good choice too.

Also, I don't know how you feel about mmo's, but Guild Wars 2 does a really good job of creating atmosphere and story while giving you a nice big open world to play in. It's also really casual and low-stress.

Ripper November 15th, 2014 16:40

I'd go for Shadowrun Returns: Dragonfall - director's cut

Good story, won't take weeks to complete, and great old school tactical combat - if you like that sort of thing.

JDR13 November 15th, 2014 16:52

Bottom line: Go with what you're in the mood to play. :)

Nameless one November 15th, 2014 17:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pladio (Post 1061287421)
I have found league of legends a perfect game to play for an hour or so after work….

How do you do it, when I sit to play LoL I always end up playing it 3-4 hours:-/. That is why I don't have it installed, when I feel itch I download it and go crazy for one weekend and deleted it again after.

On topic:

D:OS always.And if mega-patch comes out replay it.:)

Gorath November 15th, 2014 22:55

Let me give you a different angle:
You could try to reduce your backlog by playing one of these games for, say, 3-4 hours. After that decide if it's worth a serious time commitment.
All these games have their pluses but also some weaknesses. It's unlikely you'll enjoy them all.



Game of thrones RPG

Risen 3

Bound by flame

Sherlock Holmes - Crimes and Punishments

Demonicon

Shadowrun Returns -. Dragonfall

Lannister November 16th, 2014 00:15

Hey People..

Thank you for your remarks…. really appreciate it…

@gorath: which one of your list would you recommend…?


L.

Pladio November 16th, 2014 00:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nameless one (Post 1061287430)
How do you do it, when I sit to play LoL I always end up playing it 3-4 hours:-/. That is why I don't have it installed, when I feel itch I download it and go crazy for one weekend and deleted it again after.

No that happens quite often too :D

Quote:

On topic:

D:OS always.And if mega-patch comes out replay it.:)
On topic, I'd actually recommend something finishing out a series, so if you've played Risen 1 and 2, then I'd say Risen 3, or something similar.

Caddy November 16th, 2014 05:25

- Wait on D:OS until patch
- Play Skyrim
But really I'm a big advocate of playing whatever you find most fun.

Zloth November 16th, 2014 07:25

You've got enough great games to last a year. Are you sure you want to play DA3 as soon as it comes out? You know how EA is with its DLCs. Play Skyrim, then XCom, then D:OS, then Witcher 3 (which will probably be out *and* patched by that time), then Risen 3, then Wasteland… and then maybe toss in Elite: Dangerous… and by the time you're done with all that you should be able to get the complete DA3.

Ripper November 16th, 2014 07:34

That's good advice - I always try to leave RPGs for as long as I can, to wait for the patches and extra content to brew. I'm also leaving Elite for a long while - I want to play it first on the Oculus Rift, with all the planet landing and FPS modules that are coming down the pipe.

SirJames November 16th, 2014 08:06

Sherlock Holmes - Crimes and Punishments

Gorath November 16th, 2014 23:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lannister (Post 1061287542)
Hey People..

Thank you for your remarks…. really appreciate it…

@gorath: which one of your list would you recommend…?


L.

I don't know enough about these games to recommend one. Just go with your gut feeling. If you can't decide, just do it true RPG style: roll a dice.

Then set yourself a time limit, and if that game doesn't give you enough reason to play on, uninstall it immediately and install the next one.

crpgnut November 17th, 2014 00:10

Well, Skyrim is great if you want something that'll take forever to finish. It is good for short evenings though as you can typically clear a few dungeons in an evenings play. The problem is that you can play for a couple hundred evenings :)

Otherwise, I'd give a vote to D:OS. It is fairly stable now and is only about 60 hours long.

GothicGothicness November 17th, 2014 13:10

I'd pick any of those games except Skyrim, it is in my opinion by far the worst game on the list.


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