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Article #508669Re: what is the deepest or most complicated rpg?!
From: beerand... Brian
Date: Tue, 20 Aug 2002 08:36
Date: Tue, 20 Aug 2002 08:36
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Ultima 7 gets my vote--really interesting plot lines (all of them). I agree with the others--I liked a lot of "good old days" games (early Ultimas, Temple of Apshai, Legacy of the Ancients, etc. etc.) but they weren't so deep. frees...@yahoo.com (freestone wilson) wrote in message news:<bbe87731.02081...@posting.google.com>... > hi all. > > what is the deepest, rpg? > --- or even the most complicated or involved?! > > Anthony E. Strozyk , in his remenising about old rpgs, wrote about > "the good old days". the old rpgs when "games were Games", a few > days ago.! > > not clickfests. > not linar paths. > not dumbed down everythings.... > > but what ARE they? what games were like this, or > maybe...[hope...hope...] > or maybe, what games are like this today? > > I am beginning ARCANUM. tis it looks like a near-relative, of these > old games, maybe close. > > so people....what rpgs are the deepest, most complicated? > perhaps..."WERE" would be a better adjective!! > > freestone
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