That's heavy on customization and actual playing and light on cutscenes. I've beaten Avernum 2, IWD 2, BG, FF 1-10, a bunch of other stuff.
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That's heavy on customization and actual playing and light on cutscenes. I've beaten Avernum 2, IWD 2, BG, FF 1-10, a bunch of other stuff.
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Kenshi
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i'm a bit afraid of kenshi, hows the mods scene?
bloated, but if you takes just the bits you need it should be fine
Temple of Elemental Evil
Wizardry 8
Extremely extremely combat heavy. You'll get sick of gameplay and battle micro management that you'll be asking us what's a plot & cutscenes oriented one next
Pathfinder games are some of the richest games in terms of build variety if thads what you were looking for when you said customisation
They also offer the best role playing experience within a pre written narrative in all gaming. I think. (Keep in mind that I said WITHIN A PRE WRITTEN NARRATIVE, I already see homosexuals typing how that's not true role playing, it's a matter of preference between that and something like Wizardry or Morrowind. I know.)
You could also try Gothic for its really good immersion and worldbuilding with decent combat. (I liked it actually)
Its just not very customizable
Nightmare of druaga
Underrail
my psy monk got filtered,
elona and cdda look good.
turns out have a fat zero in traps is kinda bad in underrail.
Underrail for build customization and figuring fight encounter. Wasteland 3 as well to have a group of specialists.
>both stories can be consider meh but are good if you just want to strategize encounters
I don't know what games you already played but here's a list of sandbox stuff with no to little cutscenes
>Elona
>kenshi
>Project Zomboid
>CDDA
>Caves of Qud
Dragon's Dogma
eraMegaten is great if you're a fan of smt, you can be a standard devil summoner, persona user, avatar tuner, even an unlockable DMC-Devil Hybrid, among some other options. It's got questlines based on most every game in the series, bar some of the more recent, but it even includes very obscure shit like the TRPGs and some optional crossover stuff like fate and rabi-ribi. It's all text based, but it still plays exactly like a top down SMT game, don't let that part fool you into thinking its incredibly dated. You can also frick every single demon and recruitable character, which may be half of the game but if you really want to you can ignore most of that content and play it like a normal Megaten game, The only drawback is macca is a bit harder to get and you cant get specific endings, but you can always get them in later runs/cycles with NG+ so you can do them whenever you want
Monster Sanctuary
Starsector
forgot about this one
looks interesting
I think you already know what game you have to buy. Make sure to get the Special Anniversary edition.
Heck. He should make it the special vr anniversary collectors edition.
Wizardry 8 hands down
>extremely combat heavy
>the party/character build variety which actually work is insane
>the best of the blobber sub-genre, what more can I say
PoE 2 deadfire
>has plenty of cutscenes but the gameplay makes up for that, class kits are actually meaningful and multi-classing is tons of fun
>easy to re-spec if you didn't like your experiment, easy to add custom chars if you dislike companions
>great difficulty options to keep things challenging enough
Pathfinder games seem like something to be recommended here, but I would warn against it, at least not as a first pick.
>junky as hell
>95% of encounter design is one trash mob pack after another
>the class/kits/feats variety is huge, but somewhat bloated with "gotcha!" sub-optimal choices added for the sake of variety instead of true though-through customization options
>not only the cutscenes are plentiful, the game is full of layers of busy-work and you constantly feel like it's a great game that tries to stop you from actually playing the game
>>95% of encounter design is one trash mob pack after another
>>the class/kits/feats variety is huge, but somewhat bloated with "gotcha!" sub-optimal choices added for the sake of variety instead of true though-through customization options
that's just staying true to pen and paper experinece
Hack'n'slash looters like Diablo.
my experince with arpgs is from really fun to just grunt work, like a straight line of enjoyment going from the top to the bottom.
played em all, pathfinder is nauseating,
again, my psymonk got filtered in underrail, might try to get past the depot again.
Neverwinter Nights: Shadows of Undrentide
Neverwinter Nights: Hordes of the Underdark
Neverwinter Nights 2
Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer (highly recommended)
Neverwinter Nights 2: Storm of Zehir
Pillars of Eternity
Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire
Pathfinder: Kingmaker
Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous
Knights of the Chalice (I haven't yet played the second part, so I can't recommend it yet)
Underrail (not party based)
Age of Decadence (not party based either)
Dungeon Rats (if you enjoyed Age of Decadence)