The Drunken Lizard Pub

I would go definitly for Divine Divinity. A great RPG with a nice touch of Hack´n Slash. But never really annoying!

Hehehe....how about a little animation instead. Death himself...rolling the dices

Looks interesting. I´ll try the demo.

The problem with Bethesda-Games: They always heading for the "Big-One". But they always fail. The promises are great but the final Game is always a sort of a disapointment..... (i played them all....i have to admit...even oblivion for a while...)

Nice interview! I hardly cant wait any longer for the game.... *sigh*

The possibilities with a rune-system a la Dungeon-Master are almost endless. You could try any combinations and look what they are doing....(well...a fireball is well regocnized...but the lock-opening spell....). Or you have to wait to find a scroll to find out what that spell can do or what they ar...

I fully trust Bethesda on this one!

A true RPG for us Veterans. I just say: Thank You BW and all the guys at Basilisk!!!

Hehehe.....I allready started a mass marketing campaign among my friends.

That´s because there are no "Typical RPG-Gamers". Its an old story in this genre....everybody has a version of his "Perfect RPG" in mind.
We RPG-Gamers are a special kind of gamers! Especially the older ones...

Ja ja....those wizard hats

Yes. Its all about how well this features are implemented into the gaming world. They must fit seamless into the game, so the player dont have the feeling
of beeing forced to do something he think is boring or total unnecessary.

How about both in one? Wink

When its done right? Why not. The more complex the better....(So lets see....page 465 in the manual: How to Order a PinaColada at the local pub)

Voted for the Sci-Fi setting. One of the best RPGs i´ve ever played was System-Shock and System-Shock 2. The athmosphere and story in this two classics is absolutley awesome! Im a great Sci-Fi Fan. Unfortunately there a way too few good Sci-Fi RPGs out there. Last year the RPG-Codex brought an arti...

That in turn reminds me of the grid-based fights in Betrayal at Krondor, where you sometimes had traps on the battlefield -- you could lure your opponents in, or get trapped yourself, or get bogged down maneuvering while your wounded foes escaped with their booty. Yep Fleisch. Thats exactly those m...