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6 | 18.75% |
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24 | 75.00% |
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2 | 6.25% |
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I suppose. Being able to customize the character as well, I guess.
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--------------------- [/QUOTE]Then I suppose that Deus Ex and System Shock 2 are RPG's as well. At least it says so on the package. [ 08-07-2003, 03:29 PM: Message edited by: Stratos ]
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it kinda has a story but its a hack'n'slash
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Deus Ex is absolutely. Diffrent ends,building character.
I did not play SS 2 so I cannot tell. |
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*shrugs* I find there to be very little roleplaying in the Diablo games.
"You have to remember that an RPG is one where a person is allowed to take on the role of a character." wouldn't that mean that 99% of all available games currently qualify as roleplaying games? Duke Nuke 'em a roleplaying game? Well.. you do take on the role of an egocentric sociopath. Doom a roleplaying game? Hm.. don't you pick up the part of a brave space marine? I don't think the Diablo games qualify as roleplaying games any more then these ones. |
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To me, Diablo is an "action rpg" as are Icewind Dale, Deus Ex, Divine Divinity, Arx Fatalis, Might and Magic and any other rpg focused more on fighting and exporation than dialogs. "Real" rpgs are games like Fallout, Baldur's Gate, Final Fantasy... [ 08-16-2003, 06:59 AM: Message edited by: Luvian ]
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Luvian you nailed this one without even trying!
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RPGs are actually divided into various types.you cant say that Diablo is not an RPG 'cause it doesn't contain rpg things as much as baldurs.yes of course, we have to admit that baldurs gate is a heavier rpg than diablo, but that doesn't mean that diablo games are not rpgs.
and i actually like to say baldurs gate series as 'half turned base-half realtime' rpg instead of 'real' RPG. |
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