• Chainweasel@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    I’m 36 now and we’re still at least 6, probably 8, years from Elder Scrolls 6. If there’s going to be an Elder Scrolls 7 I probably won’t live to see it.

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      1 year ago

      Honestly it’s just stupid how few good open world fantasy games exist.

      At least Elden Ring exists.

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        1 year ago

        I feel like you could put on a blindfold, click around a few times on Steam and end up picking an open world fantasy game.

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            1 year ago

            The definition of “good” can be adjusted, depending on how desperate you are.

            That said, I m against sacrificing my standards when it comes to paid things, I want to get what I paid for, and definitely back the people praising BG3 and want games of that caliber now that Larian has shown everybody that it’s possible.

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        What’s your jank tolerance like? If “moderate to high”, Mount & Blade or Outward might scratch the itch for you. If you’re up for post apocalyptic ronin shenanigans with more of a strategy feel, Kenshi might be enjoyable. Technically, Noita is an open-world fantasy game. It’s really hard (I’m really bad), but I love it nonetheless.

        Going more mainstream there’s shedloads of mods for classics like Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim to update graphics, mechanics, or just new content. Witcher 3 is still really good, too.