Computer RPG Games
Community for CRPG games and other RPG gaming discussions. Witcher, Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Baldurs Gate as well as indie RPGs (Underrail, Avernum, Space Wreck etc.). Focus is on CRPGs, but discussion around JPRGs, ARPGs and hybrid games with RPG components is also welcome.
Tabletop/pen & paper RPG discussion is not a good fit for this community. Check out !rpg@ttrpg.network for TT/P&P RPG discussions.
Memes are not banned, but the overwhelming focus is on discussions, releases and articles. Try and post memes (on an occasional basis) that would make people who don't like memes admit "OK! That was a good one!".
Some other gaming communities across Threadi:
- Adventure Games
- Automation Games
- Cozy Games
- City Builders
- Horror Games (variety)
- Indie Games (variety)
- JRPG Games
- Lifesim Games
- Open Source Games (variety)
- Roguelike Games
- RTS Games
- Space Games (variety)
- Strategy Games
- Turn-based Strategy
- Tycoon / Business Sim Games
- Visual Novels
RPG Game communities on Threadi:
- Baldur's Gate 3
- Cyberpunk 2077
- Deus Ex
- Elder Scrolls
- Fallout
- Kingdom Come
- Mass Effect
- Starfield
- The Witcher
General gaming communities on Threadi:
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Be kind. No bullying, harassment, racism, sexism etc. against other users.
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No spam, illegal content, or games with excessive, non-artistic NSFW content (e.g. hentai or porn games).
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Please stay on topic, cRPG adjacent games or even JRPGs are fine. Try to include topics / games that have a strong roleplaying component to them.
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No Mans Sky was another one that people were angry about, but they turned it around and went way above and beyond what the game initialy was.
You are lucky you didnt get to play it during its first year. It definetly had a lot of issues and if you played on console you basically gave up the nice looking world that exists today.
I remember being excited for Cyberpunk 2077 with the initial release. I am damn glad I gave up pre-ordered by that point. It fell off my radar for a long while after that until a had a friend consistently say how good Phantom Liberty was. Even after that it took me a long time to get the DLC because I sure as hell wasn't going to pay more for a DLC that the base game itself.
I dunno, I didn't really follow any hype and played it on release. It was fun, ran pretty much fine and maybe I was lucky, but I never ran into any gamebreaking issues. It's miles better now than it was then, but I've never understood the huge hate it got at release.