[QUOTE="BeefoTheBold"]
[QUOTE="Fundai"]
Your 2nd guess hit the mark. Games of Strategy and Cunning are my personal preference.
I prefer to command my at a distance, though bravely... All the better for the full power of my military tactics, and the succes of my glorious empire.
Which Role Playing games do you enjoy the most?
Fundai
Beefo greets this revelation with a half-hidden sigh of relief. For the briefest of moments, he was afraid that you would unburden your soul with an answer of "Nintendogs" or something similar and he would have had to regretfully terminate our association to avoid the taint. Games of high strategy are a perfectly acceptable answer though, one wonders, whether you prefer those of a turn based or real time variety?
As for your own query?
The ones that place the greatest of emphasis on the time honored value of "choice", "storyline", "narrative" and "character development" are his answer to you. Of a surety, there are some games called "role playing" developed by our neighbors from the east that Beefo has found great satisfaction in playing, but his first love shall ever be the games from this genre developed by the west.
I can assure, you, i have never even touched this "Nintendogs" :P
I prefer Real time when comanding the destruction of my foe on the battle field, but I'd much rather take turns when Building up my empire on a campaign map. Those total war game have always hit the nail on the head for me.
But If I had to pick one I'd rather take the turn based game of Civ then The real Time Of Starcraft
I see. Storryline and charachters are also vital in a good game for me. Are there anytitles you are most fond of?
It is with great satisfaction that Beefo acknowledges his tastes being very similar to your own when it comes to the commanding of his legions. For surely, his favorite turn based strategy game would be Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword and his favorite Real Time would be Starcraft 2.
For himself, Beefo modestly admits that the most recent RPG that he played and that captured his heart was The Witcher 2, truly a titan among games, but he in no way limits himself to that. Going back a great many years (indeed more than he cares to admit), he has loved and laughed and even shed the occasional tear over some of the all-time greats of the genre, from the early giants created by Black Isle and Interplay, to striding along in the formidable footsteps of those created by Bioware and, indeed, their little brother Obsidian.
Even now, a wave of nostalgia doth pull at him and he finds himself contemplating the unmanly act of going back and simply fondly dusting off and gazing at his collection that is the secret pride of his great heart.
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