Originally posted by: Malak
Originally posted by: Gibson12345
It's certainly not a comprehensive list (as I indicate within my post), and no, I do not play WoW. MMOs, since they all basically follow the Everquest formula for success, are not my cup of tea. I used to rather enjoy Ultima Online, though, until the advent of a PvP-free land.
Starcraft is probably the best multiplayer strategy game out there, even after all these years, and the campaign was pretty darn good on top of that. If you didn't like Morrowind, I'm guessing you also don't like jobs where the boss isn't hovering over you, telling you exactly what to do at any given moment. I can respect that; some people just aren't self-starters. I'm not sure of the Japanese number for American III (which is the one I consider so good, although American II was pretty good, too), so I can't exactly refute your statement about Final Fantasy.
Your opinion on MMO's has no basis, which is clearly because you don't play any. I've played dozens, they are not all the same, and EQ was not even close to the first, nor the most successful. If you like RPG's, then you should definitely reconsider them. Just take my advice, don't play EQ or WoW. Or any free ones.
Kohan is leaps and bounds over what Starcraft is, and I've yet to find a game that beats it. Even C&C:Generals is better than Starcraft, and I doubt even a sequel could beat it. Starcraft was good
for it's time, but it was surpassed a long time ago.
I liked Morrowind at first, but there are critical flaws in it's design as an RPG. These flaws are later in the game, which is why the game got such great reviews from reviewers that only played it a week. Week 2 is usually when disappointment sets in for any game(except those few truly despairing titles you beat in the first week), and that's why we see so many overrated games.
The japanese number of III is VI, FFV was never released in america. They said we weren't mature enough for it. Some of the best classic RPG's weren't released in america, like seiken dentetsu 3, which I loved more than any in the FF series. I don't know why so many liked FFIII, I didn't even finish it, found it to be sort of boring really. FFV has more depth, with a class system like FF Tactics if you've ever played that.