well I never did get into Battlespire sadly. It was just too different from Daggerfall. I was use to Daggerfall I coudlnt' get into it. Not saying it was bad, but bad in a sense I never played it.

What's funny is that of the RPGs mentioned here that I've played, I've loved.

Edit: My worst RPG is the unenhanced version of Gothic 3 Forsaken Gods. The original was flawed but still very enjoyable. The expansion, on the other hand, was a mess.

My worst RPG pick is: Two Worlds on X360, horrible truly.

No way, your soul is mine! :chaos:

In the meantime I've been trying to think of an rpg that I've played and truly hated. Still can't think of any, though maybe once I've tried Dragon Age 2 I'll jump on the haters' bandwagon. Not likely however, though I'm pretty sure I won't enjoy it as much as the original.

Blasphemy. And I don't remember playing any particularly horrible RPGs.. Ah maybe FFVII Dirge of Cerberus?

Yeah, it wasn't new [censored] at all DA2's marketing wasn't better. On the positive side i'm looking forward to DA3 marketing, "press a button and awesome new [censored] happens"? :lmao:

That... melted a part of my brain.

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Breath of Fire IV- I bought it off of ebay, what a craptacular game.

Final Fantasy 13- There is a problem when a flagship JRPG franchise becomes inspired by Call of Duty, an FPS juggernaut. Nuff said.

Star Ocean: The Last Hope- The acting and dialogue. OH GOD THE ACTING! kay?

Legend of Legaia

Seriously? Haha.

I am glad I am not the only one to think the same. The dialogue was still boring and yea boring . I thought the combat was also stale. I thought the little bit of plot I learn was funny and dumb in its planning. I never was one bit motivated to save anyone. Also, FF Legends. And what is wrong having an opinion? I believe http://www.007museum.com/007_NIGHTFIRE.jpg and http://image.gamespotcdn.net/gamespot/images/bigboxshots/2/562052_front.jpg are far superior to most games these days sure they aren't rpgs but I like my opinion and I won't say it is wrong to like hello kitty action adventure MMO.

I said "either" didn't I? To be specific it's the game with the fixed camera angels. I played both at the same time and I can't remember which of the two was the svcky one

Final Fantasy X. I gave it a chance. I really did. But that game just hurts to play.

I had seriously thought about putting this in my "for real" list, but the gameplay isn't so bad. I just wanna kick Tidus' teeth in thanks to the horrible voice over that made him sound like an annoying, pre-pubascent kid.

Camera... http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y31/Hailya/Angel-Camera-sm.gif?

No one here probably ever heard of this game let alone play it. People of BGSF I present to you the atrocity that is known as http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps2/197244-evergrace/data. I can't think of any redeeming qualities it had except that it came out around the start of the PS2 system. That's the only reason I bought it.

I felt the same way. I didn't see the big deal with this one. I played through a good deal of the game,but ultimately never finished it. I have always had a love/hate thing going on with the series. Loved 7,12,9. Never liked any of the earlier ones outside of 1 and 2 (japan's 4) and 5 I believe. Oh well, opinions vastly differ from person to person I guess.

I picked up Star Ocean: Till the End of Time on a whim one day. Flipped through the instruction manual while going to the bathroom, popped in the disc, realized that the clunky controls and overly-annoying characters were just far too much and put the game away.

I can tell you that I definitely look into the RPGs I play since they require so much time, so I don't really play ones that I consider bad.

*D-11 rolls for saving*
*20*

I shall accept this. For now. :shifty:

That's one aspect I liked about Titan Quest, you could re-distribute skill-points. There were some limitations - you couldn't redistribute your stat points (for HP, mana, and attributes) nor select different Masteries (skill sets). TQDefiler (3rd part program) can let you complete re-stat your character with no limitations - but this is done outside the game, not in-game.

There's one RPG I play, Warriors of the Lost Empire, and you can re-stat your character at the main base at any time, with no penalty. It is really handy, because as you level up your weapons, strength becomes less vital than it is when using unenchanted weapons. On the downside, I found myself investing in the same skills in the same amounts for all four characters. Still, they all play differently because the character class itself has modifiers that affect base attributes, and each class uses a different combat style. But, there aren't many skills to begin with, so it isn't really much of an issue.

Another vote for Quest 64. So...bland...repetitive...random battles constantly...blaaaghhhh

And all that for this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vu1vGI7XaxI

I have a nasty habit with spelling some words the way I pronounce them. I meant "Angles"



HAH! That was great :biggrin:

The World of Synnibarr

Any and Every Japanese Rocket Propelled....er...Role Playing Game. They all annoy me, with their emotasic bad hair do's and unrealistically big weapons; that are obviously a design feature to compensate for the small "things" stereotyped with Asian Countries.

If it's anything like the guys on Roleplaying Public Radio say, then it sounds horrible.

Flying Bears with frickin' laser eyeballs. Its right up there with Fatal Labyrinth and Beyond the Beyond.