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Panda wrote:

@ButterMental
I have actually looked into Skyrim, and I do love the graphics it's really realistic.
I don't remember much but I believe I can only play with a guy character though, I always play with girl characters. x3

Deus Ex:Human Revolution is a realistic game yes,
but I can only play with that guy character only?
As I said I truly only play with sexy or cute looking girl characters.

You can, in fact play as a female as any of the races available in Skyrim. If you're getting it on PC, there are probably already mods out that tweak the skins/armor textures to get that sexy look you're after.

Correct. In Deus Ex, you can only play as Adam Jensen. Also, in regards to the suggestion about the Witcher above on the previous page, you can also only play as Geralt.

You might want to consider looking into an upcoming game, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning. You can play a female, and I think the outfits for them might be what you're into. There IS a demo out. However, the demo is very hit and miss, as it's basically a 3 month old developer version and may or may not work on your system and may or may not be filled with glitches and bugs. The review copies that have been sent to reviewers however are reported to be extremely polished and mostly bug-free. I personally am keeping an eye on this game as the demo worked for me and I loved it. I haven't played the Fable series, but some reviewers are saying that KoA:R is what Fable should/could have been(and that it blows Fable out of the water).

Himmel wrote:

Wait... Now I'm even more confused, what exactly would you be "donating" for on a regular server? o_o'
Cause, I have never heard of this private server you speak of when I was playing and everything I did was completely free (Aside from the obvious cash shop). So... What am I missing? x.x'

A "private server" isn't operated by the game developers/publishers(and they usually don't condone it; Blizzard won $83 million in a law suit against an organisation for running a private WoW server and selling their version of xp for money - according to wiki anyways).

Instead, (usually) a third party has reverse engineered the server functions on their own server. This reverse engineering means the gameplay experience probably won't be the same as the normal game. However, it allows the (owner of the) server to control things like xp gain to make things easier. Some of these servers may or may not ask for a donation to keep their server running.

Edit: See strike-through above.

Panda wrote:

@ButterMental:

Kingdoms of Amalur:Reckoning is good graphics, but the female characters are mistaken for male characters to me, LOL. x3 I see female creation video but it's on xbox360, send me a video of female creation on PC, maybe I will change my mind. :P

Here's a KoA:R customisation one I found. I've added onto the link to make it automatically skip to 9 minutes, but just in case that didn't work, skip to 9 minutes! If you want a short preview of the other 3 races (in female form) go back to around 8 minutes (he reads stats in between 8 and 9 minutes).

Youtube link!

Keep in mind that the presets are just that. You can get to any of the presets through customising from any of the other presets. Also keep in mind that there are three other races (admittedly they're all humanoid) that are subtly different from each other.

Sidenote: The Xbox controller buttons shouldn't really bother you too much, the interface switches seamlessly when you plug an xbox controller into the pc. They will look mostly the same art-style wise. You should still be able to tell that it's the same character when viewing a recording from a high-end gaming pc.

Panda wrote:

@ButterMental:
Oh my gosh! :O I just looked up on youtube of the female character's from Skyrim,
and I'm completely shocked / grossed out from how they look.

Keep in mind there are A LOT of customisation options for the characters face. And, even barring that, there are mods(well, really just texture packs) that you can install (on pc) that can add MORE customisation options or change it completely.

Here are a few examples:

Final Fantasy XIII Lightning Mod
Hatsune Miku Mod
Another one
Striped and collar

Hope you're not sinking too deep into boredom as you search/decide. ^^

Panda wrote:

Mhm, ~checks out the examples~ <3 Thankies.
Edit: All I gotta say to that, I <3 there look, it's sooo hot/cute
but I gotta ask, are the outfits for free? Plus are there any mages in this game? I mostly like to play with mages but seems the whole game is swords. D:

Yes, you can play as a mage (my first play-through was as a mage). There are even multiple magic-related perks to specialise into(perks just enhance a particular school of magic, you can still access all schools of magic regardless of having perks in it or not).

If you'd like to know about the schools of magic available:

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  Destruction (shooting fire/ice/lightning, setting fire/ice/lightning traps)
  Alteration (detection of living/undead, breathing underwater/armor buffs/levitation, conjuring light sources)
  Restoration (healing(duh), shields, spells that scare away pesky undead)
  Illusion (invisibility, silent travel, silent casting, controlling others)
  Conjuration (summoning minions, banishing your/other's summoned minions, conjuring weapons into your hands)
  

If you buy/receive/find/acquire(with black magic) the game, all mods are made by the community and are thus free for anyone to download and use. You can adjust the difficulty setting at any time (even in the middle of a fight), if you're worried about that.

Additionally, since you would be playing on pc, you'd have access to console commands. Depending how you feel about using it you would be able to spawn any item, spawn/revive/kill/teleport any npc, adjust stats, pretty much anything within the game. So you can play it precisely how you want(for the most part).

Panda wrote:

@ButterMental:
Well seems the game is pretty good after all. o.o
I thought it was such a manly game xD.
By the way, What's the last level in this game? =P
Also do you happen to know if there is still gonna be available quests in the ending of the game, I don't wanna be stuck in levels..3

Well, you should check out some gameplay videos to check out if you like the look of that as well. The game is designed to be played from first-person (except when mounted), but there IS a third person mode available as well.

I'll briefly (I'll try at least) sum up the leveling system. Keep in mind that in the future there will likely be mods that create their own unique systems with custom made spells/abilities and such.

Each skill has it's own level, of which it's cap is level 100. Each of the schools of magic, for example, is it's own skill. Each skill levels up as you use them. So using lots of destruction magic will level up your level in Destruction, and using lots of restoration magic will level up your level in Restoration. The levels of all your skills are combobulated into a magic calculator and that decides your character level. Each time your character levels up, you will get to choose you increase one of health/mana/stamina(these are your main attributes).

Each skill also has it's own perk tree, and each time your character levels up, you will get to put a perk in any skill you want to enhance that particular skill.

With EVERY skill maxed out to 100, the level cap is 81. However that includes all the melee, bow and crafting skills. IMO the game is more focused on exploration as opposed to leveling, and there's LOTS to explore. As for getting stuck in levels, most of your xp just comes from general use as you explore. Quests usually don't level you up directly.

Besides the main quest, there are also fully fleshed out quest arcs for each of the major organisations in the game world. Adding onto this, there are also hundreds of mini side quests dynamically generated depending on what you get up to in your game (these are generated infinitely, even after completing the main story and all of the other questlines). After the first tutorial-y bit, you are free to explore as you wish and take on quests as you find them(although there are quest markers if you want to just get on with the main story).

And just a reminder, in the future, you'll most likely be able to completely change any of these systems (and even the world itself) via the downloading of free community mods. There's one out at the moment that replaces all the dragons with ponies! (they still breath fire and wreak havoc though)

Also, Dragon Age 2 does indeed have mages.

Panda wrote:

@Minaki:
Made me believe the game is so realistic =o, but now that I just checked it out, looks sooo fake to me. X.x Sorry but I don't like
fake looking cartoonish games,or maybe I'm in the wrong link. xDD
Mind sending it?