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What is the most stereotypical fantasy RPG? (lemmy.world)
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I’m looking for a single player game, first person or third person, but something more action or role-play oriented. Not particularly a fan of turn based combat

Imagine the most trash isekai. There is an Adventure’s Guild that posts quests on a board. You fight monsters, level up, get new skills, some of which are some real OP shit. you spend that money so you can stay at an inn, recruit powerful people for your party, buy new equipment, etc.

I want to go on quest to fight bandits, pick herbs, fight a dragon. There’s gotta be a dungeon of some kind. A “defeat the demon lord“ quest is not a dealbreaker, but I kind of just want something I can play as an adventure for a while. I want it to be the most stereotypical “Adventurer Game” ever.

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I’d prefer to not reinstall Skyrim for the upteenth time.

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[–] sentient_loom@sh.itjust.works 5 points 10 months ago

Yes, we all want a sequel to Skyrim.

If old graphics aren't a deal breaker, try the Gothic series, 1-3. They're about 20 years old but they're the only rival to the Elder Scrolls series. First person, action RPGs in open worlds with great storytelling and branching decision systems.