Looking for Open world pc games.

Post » Sat May 28, 2011 8:16 pm

Yes it is open world, but it follows the pattern of other RPGs such as Gothic 3 or WoW. Yes, you can go anywhere, but if you wander into a high-level area before you're ready you'll be quickly killed.

And its free, what more can you ask for? Calling it a mod really isnt fair. Its a full-sized game thats been released for free. Seriously mate, pick a game thats been suggested and just go with it. Despite what you may think now, you may end up absolutly loving it.


I listed Gothic 3 and Beth open world rpgs as games I have already played(MW had high level areas). That is not a turn off. I will find out more about this Nerhim then.

you're going to have to be a little more flexible here. the number of recent high fantasy open world games is quite limited. If you haven't yet, pick up Fallout 3 or New Vegas. those are probably more RPG than they are shooter. I hear that Just Cause 2 had a quite exapnsive open setting for its sandbox gameplay, so it's worth a look -- possibly is more free-form than Far Cry 2. On the other hand when you play in sandboxes you have to expect finding some number of small dried turds, In this case I'll advise you to steer clear of Two Worlds, it does have a huge open world that's nicely populated and modeled, but there's little else going for it, and after playing Oblivion, the experience was truly soporific. I'm assuming that satisfying your desire for open world games requires more than some pretty vistas.


I liked TW2 but I have no intention of playing the first one. And of course I have picked up the Fallouts, I listed them in my opening post. I consider them to be deep rpgs, that happen to have fps like combat.

The reason it's not necessarily a sandbox RPG is because there are a couple areas you can't get to by adventuring, and the enemies are scaled in a way that you'll be dead very quickly if you try and explore a whole lot. After you're a decent level, you can go anywhere.


Scared 2 did not work out, MW view distance is 4 or 5 times what scared is. I can see why people don't call it open world, I hate the camera(try messing with the option.txt, still svcked) and the simple combat was not for me.

Perhaps this Nerhim will be good...
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Post » Sat May 28, 2011 8:37 am

I listed Gothic 3 and Beth open world rpgs as games I have already played(MW had high level areas). That is not a turn off. I will find out more about this Nerhim then.



I liked TW2 but I have no intention of playing the first one. And of course I have picked up the Fallouts, I listed them in my opening post. I consider them to be deep rpgs, that happen to have fps like combat.



Scared 2 did not work out, MW view distance is 4 or 5 times what scared is. I can see why people don't call it open world, I hate the camera(try messing with the option.txt, still svcked) and the simple combat was not for me.

Perhaps this Nerhim will be good...



Nehrim is brilliant, well worth trying out. More than a few people prefer it to vanilla Oblivion.

Two Worlds 1 is well worth playing, I still rate it over Two Worlds 2. It`s bigger and will keep you playing a lot longer than the lame sequel.
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Post » Sat May 28, 2011 4:39 am

Nehrim is brilliant, well worth trying out. More than a few people prefer it to vanilla Oblivion.

Two Worlds 1 is well worth playing, I still rate it over Two Worlds 2. It`s bigger and will keep you playing a lot longer than the lame sequel.

I will pass on 1, by most accounts, including sources I trust its a bad game, as for Nehrim I can't seem to get Oblivion to work, just keeps crashing, try to reinstall, oh well damn.
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Post » Sat May 28, 2011 4:24 pm

I will pass on 1, by most accounts, including sources I trust its a bad game, as for Nehrim I can't seem to get Oblivion to work, just keeps crashing, try to reinstall, oh well damn.


Keep trying to get it to work; from what I hear it's brilliant, though, honestly, I haven't even played it yet.
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Post » Sat May 28, 2011 11:57 am

Keep trying to get it to work; from what I hear it's brilliant, though, honestly, I haven't even played it yet.

Got it to work, had to delete some old mod/ini stuff that I no longer had around. Have not played it yet except to test it.

Will be interesting for sure. Never played a game needing subs before, I will let you know how it goes.
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Post » Sat May 28, 2011 6:11 pm

Go buy some dice, get a game master, and pick an RPG of your preference and get him to run the game. At this rate, it seems like the only thing that might satisfy your urge for a good RPG is a tabletop game. Hell I know places where you can play just you and the game master so in essence single player, while he acts as the game. If that makes any sense. Then again using your imagination would probably cause your brain to explode. http://files.meetup.com/233403/Meetup%20Poster.jpg
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Post » Sat May 28, 2011 8:41 am

Go buy some dice, get a game master, and pick an RPG of your preference and get him to run the game. At this rate, it seems like the only thing that might satisfy your urge for a good RPG is a tabletop game. Hell I know places where you can play just you and the game master so in essence single player, while he acts as the game. If that makes any sense. Then again using your imagination would probably cause your brain to explode. http://files.meetup.com/233403/Meetup%20Poster.jpg

Wo there, no thanks. That is nothing like what I asked for. I use to play D & D 2nd and then some 3rd but that was like 10 years ago, I have no interest anymore. I like single player open world pc rpgs, and now I am also trying out action/adventure open worlders as there are so few sandbox rpgs.
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Post » Sat May 28, 2011 11:57 am

Sounds like a good description of Darksiders.
After the first 15 minutes it is set in a world where beasts of hell have taken over the modern world, filling it with walls of blood and demonic growths. Angels attempt to take over the world and both sides try to stop you.

You play as war and due to arriving before the apocalypse causes the apocalypse and you are blamed for everything. You are given the task of hunting down the true perpetrator and kill him. Seeing as this all of the of this happens in the first 20 minutes I feel that it doesn't really spoil anything.

Although I am not sure if it is on PC.
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Post » Sat May 28, 2011 12:51 pm

Keep trying to get it to work; from what I hear it's brilliant, though, honestly, I haven't even played it yet.

Good news, I finally have found something and that is Nehrim. I have played it for about 10 hours now, and its pretty good, reminds me a lot of Gothic 3, which clearly inspired the creators. Actually now that I think about it, Nehrim is like the perverted love child of OB and Gothic 3!

The game really does feel like a standalone game, it even has its own start menu,title screen and even a few mods! I got the re enable fast travel mod, as I did not care for the way it was done in the game.

I will give more of an opinion later.
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