Will

My original "GoTo" game that permitted me to escape this reality (which currently just keeps getting worse & worse, especially in the USA, Ukraine,as well as others) was Skyrim! I would come home from work get cleaned up get something to eat, then a 6 pack O' Guinness fire up Ye Olde TV & Xbox Console then head to one of the numerous taverns that had Me Bonny Lass belting out "Ragnar the Red", or "The Dragonborn Comes!" Crack open a pint then soak it all in, ahhhh just thinking about it has lowered my BP & HR, Calgon Schmalgon, I say Skyrim take me away!

I'm at a crossroads that I wish I could find an alternative too completing without making the Brotherhood of Steel angry with me, so my only option is to side with the Brotherhood, Ad Victorium, every other faction be damned, that's just how I feel about it. If there's anyway that I can work with the Railroad, and the Minutemen without betraying the Brotherhood of Steel please inform me about it ASAP.

I was a huge fan of Star Blazers back when I was a kid, in fact at the time when I watched it, it was part of the "Big Four" from that time period, those were Star Blazers, Battlestar Galactica, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (might be incorrect on the century) and of course Star Wars and then The Empire Strikes Back came out after all of those. The Argo as I knew it back then was one solid space fairing battleship, formerly known as the IJN Yamato of the Imperial Japanese Navy.

I can remember my friends and I converting many a battleship models into "Argo's", drilling holes for the "Wave Motion Cannon" and connected engine.

Then we would dig a hole in the dirt and bury it at an angle so as to emulate exactly what took place on the show, letting the ship stay outside in the elements until there was a proper rain and only after that had taken place, and the dirt had returned to a dried crust could she be brought back out, once again emulating the show. Good memories for sure.

I very much concur with Morgan's sentiments when it comes to the Fallout franchise, those mentioned aspects are quite intriguing. I have experienced similar feelings when it comes to the Elder Scrolls franchise, as well as in The Two Worlds games, and the Witcher 3, piecing together a intricately woven story via landmarks, written down experiences, and legends of past conquests, and controversies that when pieced together over a time period presents a much clearer depiction of all that had taken place at that location, and from many diverse angles, not just one, which is usually those that benefitted the most!

I am not familiar with the newer versions of the Dungeons and Dragons game, but i am extremely familiar with the original Advanced Dungeons and Dragons game.

My favorite character to use started out as a NPC class only, until a issue of Dragon Magazine changed it so that it became a Character Class, playable by anyone that wanted to bring a more evil character into being for play, and this class was the Anti Paladin. Whereas the Paladin was the bastion of goodness and Lawful conduct, the Anti Paladin was the opposite in every way. Chaotic Evil aligned was a must for this character chasing bar maid's and kitchen wenches for a bit of fun, desecrating holy sites and worshipping demon lords was commonplace for the Anti Paladin, there was even a weapon known as the Unholy Reaver for the class, being the opposite of the Paladins choice weapon of the Holy Avenger. I thoroughly enjoyed playing a Anti Paladin and in a mixed alignment party you can have a lot of fun countering the desires of good alignment characters, and leading evil aligned characters into battle and pursuing the wishes of their evil deity's. A spot of evil in a campaign can make for deliciously delightful fun.

The only D&D video games on consoles that I have played are the two Baldurs Gate games that were on I believe the PS2 system, and I enjoyed them immensely, especially the second of the two.

If you had a great run you could unlock Drittz Du' Urden, who is in my opinion, one of the best fantasy setting characters to grace the page's of a book. The good Drow Elf is so uncommon for starters, because the vast majority of the race are Chaotic Evil aligned beings that worship a Demonic Spider Queen. They sacrifice the members of their race that don't measure up to become priestesses to be turned into grotesque half spider half Drow abominations known as Driders, etc etc, there are many more evil characteristics of the Drow Elf race that a vast tome could be written about them, and probably already has been. Thus I digress. I enjoy the setting where Baldurs Gate rakes place but I have been and always shall be a fan of the original Advanced Dungeons and Dragons setting of the World of Greyhawk, all of the most fantastic, and enjoyable modules have taken place in that setting, and I don't understand why there hasn't been any console games in that setting, I played a computer game based on the module "The Temple of Elemental Evil" of the same name and it was comparable with the P.C. Version of Baldurs Gate which predated the two console games of the same name. I would love to have a console (preferably on a Xbox platform) based in the World of Greyhawk, and I know for certain that E. Gary Gygax would be smiling down from his lofty digs upon us whilst we played the game.