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One thing Morrowind did really well was give a reason to be into the Nine Divines cause the Imperial Cult is one of the big factions. Teleportation, spells, unique quest items and stuff, whereas in Oblivion there’s DLC (wouldn’t call Knights of the Nine a full blown expansion) for them, and in Skyrim there’s just necklaces and shrines you can make at home (in a dlc) and maybe a mention in a quest or two with Talos getting pretty much all of the attention cause of the civil war. I hope ES6 gives me a reason to make a Jauffre-esque priest or monk character.

To be completely honest, we need a BG1 short series and Vin Diesel should really be the man who plays him. Let Joe Rogan be Minsc. ha!

A good idea if you're pressed for time is to do the game with the LONEWOLF buff. You can have TWO of them in a party at any one time. Thus you can effectively play TWO origin characters storylines without it being overwhelming. I'm near the end now, and I'm looking forward to playing through again with a different two. FYI, I'm running with sebille and Iffan. By all accounts I've got better to look forward to. Will, I go two lonewolf again? You bet. But I will make sure i multiclass this time.

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It was definitely a hurdle when Fallout 4 first dropped, that was the main thing my friend and I weren’t happy with, that and the limited dialogue options (4 at a time? Like Pokémon? A gameboy game?). There can be verbose silent protagonists too like in Disco Elysium where you have to do a side quest to even hear his voice.

For stealing my dragon souls he’s immediately Tamriel’s Most Wanted, what an asshole.

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First time I saw him he scared the shit out of me as I was in complete dark in the tomb of giants and I just killed him. Looked up who he is later and did not regret it for one second lmao

An "obscure" game I recommend would be Starseed Pilgrim. It's pretty obtuse, but brilliantly designed, really fun to go into blind and see how much you can figure out. It's like an infinitely replayable puzzle game where you get these little seeds that grow diffrent types of blocks with their own rules and interactions with each other, and you're trying to grow away from the central starting island because there's like, a black corruption spreading up through it towards you and you gotta get away. There's more to it than that but I'm choosing not to spoil it :) It's got a cool vibe and aesthetic, it feels quite contemplative and meaningful--but in a very open way, it's a very subjective experience and can be about as much as you want it to, as big and all encompassing in its themes as you can imagine or a very simple, personal story. It feels like a very humble, unassuming title that just somehow gets you asking these big and small questions through engaging with its premise and just by... continuing to play and see the outer-limits of the world and discoveries.

Oh thank god I was expecting to get the same bunch of "obscure" indie game recommendations I've seen in a dozen of these similarly titled videos. But this is an honest to god treasure-trove! I probably won't play most but there's at least two or three of these that I am so thankful to have discovered through this, they look sick as hell Only heard of 3 games on the list, Lovely Planet, Puppeteer, and Contrast

Listen man, some of those goofy little movie-based games from the PS1-2 era kinda hit sometimes. When I got back into emulation recently the PS2 Scarface game was one of the first things I went looking for lol.

Ghostcharm just so you know, you may already know but Ner'zhul spirt like the remaining bit of Arthas were both slain by him during his long slumber. So they were cast out of him I am not sure about were Ner'zhul was cast out to if you don't count Shadowlands cannon. I personally think the WOW expansion Shadowlands was BS.

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The snakes it refers to are pagans.

When it comes to action and a bit of platforming, take a look at the original "American McGee's Alice" by Rogue Entertainment, released for the PC in 2000. Yes, it's a bit unpolished at times but the design, story telling and especially music gives it a very particular atmosphere. And by the way, the demo literally serves as a prequel to the story with a completely standalone mini-level - that's definitely something I've never seen before. Speaking of, does anyone know which games in particular did that as well?

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This is the first video of yours I’ve ever watched and I’m very impressed. What a fantastic video. Not only did it open my eyes to games I’ve never heard of before, but it also made me reflect on my childhood (also in the early 2000’s) and all of the “obscure” games that I’ve played. Took me down memory lane lol

Waluigi is disrespected because nintendo does care about him. By playing with his personality as the ultimate loser in a literal sense. Nintendo is bluntly aware he's not getting star roles with mario odyssey costume description and the pirana plant in smash that has a hole under its pot that only waluigi had in MP3. they enjoy following this trend because that's waluigi's whole existence is about.

I feel your taste in games is simply too different from mine so no game here interested me. Good video.

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Can absolutely second the recommend on Geist. That had some of the best multiplayer I ever had as a teen. Racing to be the first player to get the "golden gun" possession on each level and then trying to take down the other person if they managed it first was insanely fun. As far as obscure recommends I will throw out "Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Shadow Wars" for the 3DS. I picked it up on a whim cause it was one of the first games that came out for the handheld and I was desperate for anything, expecting it to be a 3rd person shooter that I would trade off as soon as something better came along. Instead I found a fun little tactics game that is still a part of my collection to this day.

DAMN SON! He started out with a real one! If you don't know about Temple of Elemental Evil, I weep for you.

Septerra Core and Contrast are the only two here I've played before. A lot of good recommendations! If I was to give one myself, Summoner and Summoner 2. I personally think 2 was better than 1, but Volition abandoned the Summoner games to focus on the Saints Row franchise, which always makes me sad. Edit: Voodoo Vince gives me weird flashbacks, so I might have played that one too, just can't remember clearly.

Me coming up like Oliver Twist with a bowl about to ask for more obscure games in a pitiful voice Also, I played Scrapland as a kid on my cousin's Xbox. "Just the thought of them makes me sick! Pray that you never meet one."

Radiata Stories for PS2. Great action rpg woth an amazing cast of characters.