I go through the trouble of rambling on about my gaming lifestyle and all you respond with is a smarmy one-liner? Are you even English?! Screw you, I'm going home!Д«ut I do have a suggestion for an imperfect non AAA title RPG that was not critically acclaimed yet should be. CD Projekt Red may have some good things in its future, if they can keep up their 'the customer is the one who's keeping us in business in the first place' business philosophy. And Obsidian Entertainment, however flawed and lazy their titles occasionally are. I don't really have any favorite (srsly, drop the redundant 'U''s man) developers, especially not ones in the business of making RPG's. So if you've got any suggestions I'm all ears.

My pallet has become refined and my attitude has become jaded along with it.Д«ut yeah, I've become burnt-out on AAA high-budget next-gen titles and am just enjoying playing games that I missed in the last decade or replaying ones that I am filled with pure blissful nostalgia for (which is mostly just Morrowind, now that I think about it). Which is how I bought the original Fallout games after witnessing the shite storm coming from the fans of those games, when I naively believed in the Bethesda-approved line of thought that they were just old farts who couldn't get with the times, yo. Otherwise I mostly play older titles I know and enjoy while buying even older ones from word-of-mouth and consistently high praise. Out of curiosity, what are some of the games you like and who are your favourite devs in the RPG genre?The last game I bought on release day was probably Mass Effect 2, which I enjoyed a bit more than the first game.

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