For me Fallout 4 is the closest game to my rebuilding the world after an apocalypse fantasy. Story comes second to a big sandbox where I can build my settlements and roleplay a big connected new society.

If you want an enjoyable story, New Vegas knocks Fallout 4 out of the park, then scores a touchdown with it's twitching corpse.

Gunplay is far superior on Fallout 4.

Imma save this and listen to it all when i have the time. Love you enthousiasm!!

Yes this is RPG and awesome game in my opinion. You can also become a Dragon in this game. Divinity2:Dragon Knight Saga is actually one and only Third Person ARPG in Divinity series and not isometric/turn based and very underrated game.

Haha nice!

Old but gold!

Good choice!!

Really? Fallout 4 is easily my most played game of the last decade, but I can't think if any great story moments. Passable is about as good as it gets.

Cool! Never really played the series cus i grew up on PlayStation. What was your fav thing about the game(s)?

Never heard of it before, is it a good game? Music wise it seems to be a kind of medieval/fantasy game?

Horizon

Dang man, i should look more into this. Thank you so much for you explanation!!

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My bad, the version that plays during the end of the fatalis fight

Is it a good game? Never heard of it before

It’s worth mentioning that FNV’s gameplay is good. Just older.

Is niet automata actually a good game bc i never really played it.

Hollow knight. Kingdom of bugs. And a bit of jellyfishes. And even stranger creatures.

I have path of exile and terraria on PlayStation.

The control scheme for Terraria on PS is awful, makes it unplayable for me. I may yet get it on steam.

I played Path of Exile for about 2 hours, not my kind of game.

I have Stellaris on PC and it was cool for a bit, but not enough for me to spend the money on the expansions which probably elevate it to be a great game.

The Ludwig theme is indeed good but which version of the proof of a hero do you mean?

Its a nice vibe thx!

Thanks

Thanks for the info

Can anyone here explain what's so exciting about diabloids? I see them as time-wasters with pretty monotonous gameplay with grind of better equipment which is needed to grid better equipment which is needed.... and of course to make this cool build and check if it's works after tens of hours collecting all equipment and hundreds of hours leveling up your character

I got a few nukes with the ACR and mg36

Xenoblade Chronicles 1, X, 2 or 3 if you have a Switch or WiiU.