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I give the new fable a strong maybe. I like character creation, and nearly non of it has it. Especially crimson desert hurts as their mmorpg has one of the best character creators out there.

Nah. Like, some you have a fixed identity, some fallout restrict between daily, weekly, battle pass and.. Money. (Freedom.. For a price), some have no rpg element, making your character blant. Bg3 has far more freedom than most of these. I'd even add fallout 4, Skyrim and begrudgingly Starfield in having more than half the list.

I'd rate fallout 4 over vegas in term of replayable. Vegas is perfect rollplay wise and has great dlc's. But fallout 4 has that creative side which can keep you hooked for hours. Even compared to skyrim I'd rate fallout 4 higher and I still play both of them.

Sims 4 would fit the list, especially if minecraft is on it.

Cyberpunk definitely lives on updates. I did a few playthroughs, then the dlc dropped, did a few more, update came, did another run.

Eh, lot of games are replayable, especially creative games.

Medieval dynasty is such a gem. I prever sims 4 tbh, don't judge me lol, as for skyrim, I'd replace it with fallout 4 as you have more freedom in home building. The scavenger life is real, Shaun comes another time.

Jade empire was such a gem, I couldn't believe at the time I paid 40€ for it, metal case, the whole luxe package. The first time I wanted a game so badly I bought it full price.

And what an adventure it was, visual stunning for its time, a world of martial arts, eastern culture and fantasy. Now, 20 years later, I have it in my steam list just in case I want to travel back in time.

Deus ex is also such a great memory, I played it so much that I knew every password by head. XD my friend introduced me, explained the concept of sneaking. After 3 head shots he just gave up. "But.. I have a gun!" XD

I played half this list, but these 2, they were special to me.

Marty, get in the delorian.

Bg3 is the top of party rpg, and I can only recommend classics like:

Sacred serie.

Shadowrun serie.

Icewindale 1&2, BG 1&2, Neverwinter nights.

Divine divinity 1&2.

The list is endless, but all in the past.

P.s. Fable is nothing like bg3.

The klepto trait is amazing on your sim, but absolutely problematic on npcs while you run a shop or such. I had to delete them from the game just to avoid losing important stuff.

Inzoi, I played the demo, who had me a little confused and not at all satisfied. I'll see shen I buy the full product.

I love BG3, but, They don't fit the second place purely due preset faces. Sims 4 would be beating them because you can make up everything about your character, while BG3 has the typical dnd prep, which understandable is limited. Though, I'm adding that DLC plays a big part in this matter.

Never played Wo. (It's now in wishlist)

Starfield.. Okay, first of all, my experiences are positive overall. It's creator though..

Bethesda can really annoy me with hair, they do it in fallout and now in Starfield. So, I often end with one choice that's on the "I guess this one". Also the eyes annoy me.

Dragon age..well, I'll be honest, It looks far to cartoonish for me so I passed onto it. As for bioware in general, they always felt like the character customization is what you expect for the time of the game. Never it stood out to me.

Eldenring, my only experience is a drinking game where you take a shot if you can't beat the boss. I hardly remember a thing. But, I'm not gonna play it again anytime soon. XD

Dragon's Dogma is actually really nice on the creation part. But as a game it bever hit ne as well as the first one. Sad.

Speaking of sad, multiplayers have us beat, once human, black desert, dune awakening, and so many more have character creators I wish singleplay had.:(

I liked how shield hero started then it went down hill for me and I dropped it.

Still trying to get through bookworm and mushoku.

Log was good and it had to be as swordart was out then as well, ik really sparked the gamer side in me.

Moonlith had so many trash talkers, but I really love this one.