Post number #280463, ID: 356ddf
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Can anyone recommend me sum nice RPG game plz
Post number #280464, ID: 356ddf
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Post number #280466, ID: 356ddf
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Post number #280597, ID: 554e04
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Dragons dogma
Post number #280626, ID: 602f4d
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Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky is excellent, but watch some battle gameplay first to see if it's the kind of RPG you like.
Post number #280657, ID: 3d19e0
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Post number #280699, ID: e46235
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Violated Heroine
Post number #280880, ID: 2bff7a
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>>280463 Anything from original fallout creators ( VTMB, F:NV, pillars of eternity, arcanum etc.)
Post number #280883, ID: cbffcc
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>>280626 It's so good, but the battles are such a terrible slog.
Post number #280899, ID: 174733
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>>280883 Eeeeeh, it's not that bad imo. They end quickly and you don't really need to keep fighting things.
Post number #281102, ID: 2c5bc0
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if you like turn-based combat, you should definitely play chrono trigger. it's been over 20 years and it still holds up.
Post number #281108, ID: 55423a
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SUNLESS SEA
Post number #281115, ID: c1cb0e
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Valkyrie Profile!
Post number #281512, ID: 35c397
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Witcher 3
Post number #281565, ID: 643c24
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Fallout New Vegas
Post number #281709, ID: b79ae5
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Depends on what type you're looking for. Any Neptunia game is good if you like comedy/anime, Atelier games if you just wanna chill, and if you wanna play more retro you can't go wrong with Suikoden 2
Post number #281717, ID: 602f4d
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>>280883 if you play on nightmare yeah it can get annoying. I guess I liked having to retry a battle a bunch to win, have to redo my quartz setup, etc. But, you're right, I can see how some people might not find that fun haha.
Post number #281794, ID: 04a1a4
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If you're up for some grinding Disgaea is pretty good.
Post number #281812, ID: a0c97a
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Ys Origin
Post number #282034, ID: 7a8892
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Earthbound
Post number #282153, ID: 3b9295
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Try the Grandia series. They even got fantastic soundtracks to boot.
Post number #282194, ID: 954a2c
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>>281812 This. I was really pleasantly surprised by how good it was.
Post number #282213, ID: 7a8892
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>>282194 i played it but it was grindy and eventually i got stuck because my level was not high enough to damage a boss properly. how the heck did you play it?
Post number #282226, ID: 954a2c
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>>282213 I do remember having to gain an additional level or two, but it was mostly a smooth sailing for me otherwise, Idunno.
Post number #282232, ID: 7a8892
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>>282226 Good for you. I have to play it again sometimes.
Post number #282283, ID: 8f8a46
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KOTOR 1&2
Post number #282291, ID: 2d68ec
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>>281108 Aye, Sunless Sea is a good one.
Honestly RPG is such a big genre, it's hard to tell what's good for you. At least, you could say if you prefer JRPG, Western RPG, or something weird
Post number #282299, ID: 44b8b0
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>>282213 you shouldn't have to do that much grinding lol, experience comes really easy, and often one level is the difference you need.
Post number #283032, ID: ee3835
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Ni no kuni
Post number #283748, ID: d90344
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VTMB ofc
Post number #283750, ID: d90344
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Also Tales of Berseria.
Post number #284292, ID: 1b52ed
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Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse Undertale Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia Xenoblade Chronicles X and 2 The Legend of Zelda series, if you count that as RPG (personally I don't, but I know some people do).
Post number #284993, ID: f75ebe
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Ah thancc yo guys very much, i will try out all
Post number #285008, ID: 1b52ed
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>>284993 That would cost a lot of money.
Post number #285024, ID: f75ebe
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>>1b52ed under 50$ and that fine
Post number #285027, ID: 52d83c
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>>2822lesIt's always surprising to hear people say a Ys game is grindy. Ys is likey the least grindy JRPG around, as thw proper leves can be gained just be clearing out stages as you go. Only times I had grind sessions lasted less than 5 minutes, since combat is so fast.
Post number #285043, ID: 1b52ed
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>>285024 Under 50$? Holy shit! Where the fuck are you buying this? I need to know.
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