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Any good Non-Magic RPG's?
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Posted 2006-06-10, 03:39 PM
I would like to find soome realy good RPG games that do not use ANY magic, spells, sorcery, ect.Any one know of any good ones?
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Posted 2006-06-10, 07:17 PM in reply to frosted_snow's post "Any good Non-Magic RPG's?"
I can't think of one.
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Posted 2006-06-11, 05:29 PM in reply to frosted_snow's post "Any good Non-Magic RPG's?"
I know there must be army games...
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Posted 2006-06-11, 07:55 PM in reply to ~JESUS~'s post starting "I know there must be army games..."
Fallout

Old but it's the only one I can think of ATM.
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Posted 2006-06-12, 08:09 AM in reply to Rurouni Storm's post starting "Fallout Old but it's the only one I..."
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Fallout

Old but it's the only one I can think of ATM.
that sounds interesting to me. Is it like after a Nuclear war?
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Posted 2006-06-14, 04:51 AM in reply to ~JESUS~'s post starting "that sounds interesting to me. Is it..."
Halo, Halo 2, Most Star Wars Games, King Kong. Thats all I can think of.
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Posted 2006-06-15, 08:59 AM in reply to Asamin's post starting "Halo, Halo 2, Most Star Wars Games,..."
Halo is not an RPG. Same with King Kong.

Knights of the Old Republic comes close, but you could argue that the "Force" is a type of magic.

Fallout does indeed occur after a nuclear war. In the first, you play one of the survivors who lives underground but is sent out into the devastated world to find some equipment that the shelter (called a Vault) needs to survive.
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Posted 2006-06-15, 09:31 AM in reply to Rurouni Storm's post starting "Fallout Old but it's the only one I..."
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Fallout
I second that. The sequel is even more awesome than the first one, in my opinion.

UFO: Enemy Unknown, also known as X-COM: UFO Defense, is another old, yet remarkably interesting and well-executed game. It feels a bit more like turn-based strategy than a pure-bred RPG game, mainly because you can sometimes have hundreds of different characters in a single battle; most of which die in a single shot. While your characters have many RPG-esque stats and can be equipped with a large diversity of items, the game also involves elements of base management, plus interception of in-flight alien crafts that attack Earth.
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Posted 2006-06-15, 02:38 PM in reply to Chruser's post starting "I second that. The sequel is even more..."
That game's fun but it can be annoying as hell sometimes.
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