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[iGuest]

Another vote for fallout 3- the world is so big you can play the game in as many different ways as imaginable, you can lie, steal, manipulate people, pickpocket, destroy entire towns or just play the game honestly. Its also pretty atmospheric- you travel the wastelands as a lone wanderer who is either feared by all remaining civilisation or is regarded as a hero

whatever you do DON'T buy world of warcraft- the graphics look like smeared excrement, even on highest settings, and the characters, quests and objects are so poor I would be dissapointed to find them in a free flash game. Sure it does have 80+ levels and millions of characters but they are all just the same lazy recyled crap, and you have to pay every month, which just sucks. 

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[rpgsearcherz]

guest, on 26 December 2011 - 10:12 AM, said:

does anyone know a, how can I describe it, almost modern day (free roaming if possible) RPG. By modern day I mean not really futuristic, but with out a fantasy element that plagues most RPGs (plagues is a bit strong but I am fed up with all RPGs being fantasy, or Fallout) Preferably relativly realistic and , possibly FPS

Thanks

P.S. It had better be rated 15 or under (not sure what that is in america)

Not sure what rating Skyrim is but it's a very open RPG. You basically choose your own paths and do as you wish, though there is a linear storyline as well. An alternative would be something like Fable, which is pretty linear but there are a lot of side quests and exploration you can do outside of the main line.

[HoRuS]

Farcry 2 or Crysis are awesome roaming RPG's/FPS.

Farcry 2 plays in 2-3 huge maps in Africa to find an arms dealer, you can raom around or do missions to unlock the other maps, but the maps are huuuuuge.

Crysis is more in America, havent played it much yet, but it's more fighting aliens.