The Drunken Lizard Pub

The RPG that made me a fan of the genre was:
The Dark Heart of Uukrul

I also enjoyed playing:

old shcool RPGs
Planescape: Torment
Might and Magic 3-8
Wizardry 7-8
Ancient Domains of Mystery (ADOM)
Lands of Lore 1
Realms of Arkania 2: The Star Trail

modern RPGs
Gothic 2
The Elder Scrolls 3-4
Divine Divinity
Space Rangers 1-2
Evil Islands

Oh another one I forgot.. Space Rangers 2:).. A very nice space rpg where you fight the robots.. It had some very fun quest. Like one where you are some 3 legged animal with alot of eyes and have to eat, dig your hole deeper, and then atlast fight the big guy:)

Probably doesn't make much sense if you haven't played the game:/

Hmm not sure I could create a list without leaving some out....but here is a shot at it.

I think it all started for me with Ultima III. My dad got a C64 and bought me dungeon algebra, I hated it! But my cousin had Ultima III and used to stay at our house alot. He showed it to me and from that day on I think we fought for the PC after school everyday for a year at least!

Others I have found memories of are:

Ultima IV
Ultima VI and VII
Wasteland (not huge into post nuclear games but this one was great)
Bards Tale II
Might and Magic I and II (didnt play Xeen series that much)
Gold box Games (Pool of Radiance etc....)

I have played almost all of them over the years but these jump to mind for me.

ADOM
I.V.A.N.
Daggerfall
Master of Magic
Age of Wonders

Oh yeah ADOM was the only old rpg I played

I recently looked at ADOM...it does appear to be a really cool game.

I don't have the time to play it right now, but I'd like to hear more about what made ADOM such a great game for you guys.

What is ADOM and where can I find it?

http://www.adom.de/

ADOM stand for Ancient domains of mistery. Its a old-school rpg without real graphics... It uses ASCII simbols to draw stuff
I'm doing one of those games to on c++ but it advances very slow(maybe I'l put some screenies)

It's not really an "old school" game, but rather what is commonly called a "rogue-like", which are games using ASCII images for graphics. They generally have a fully-functioning rule set engine, but no graphic support, so ASCII-type stuff is used instead. For example, the player character is often represented as a @ symbol.

Damn... ADOM was really complicated(to many keys for me)
yay my 100th post

Just remembered another one... Kotor 1
Very nice game, although it didn't matter much which feats and powers you choosed as long as you could heal yourself and do power attacks:/

I really, really tried to get into the KotoR games but for some reason I never could. I think I found them to be too linear...I really couldn't just take off and explore the Star Wars universe on my own.

I thought The Sith Lords was a far, far better game than the first. The first one was pretty good, but terribly predictable. When I got the game, I wasn't very far in before the "suprise" was glaringly obvious and I stopped playing, uninstalled it and pretty much forgot about it.
I was given TSL for Christmas last year and I took a while to get around to playing it, but when I did I was pleasantly surprised. Far different and better than the first installment. It's only a shame that LucasArts stepped up the release date and forced a hastened ending. Hopefully the restoration project actually manifests with a playable mod some day.

Isn't Kotor some kinda of Star Wars??? I hate Star Wars (no meideval fantasy)