06-23-2004, 12:23 AM
My top ten list is.....................
1. Morrowind: Easily the vastest most complete RPG of all time. The game is virtually limitless and you can play to your hearts content
2. Diablo 2: LoD: I played this game 2 years straight, got all classes above 90 including a MaulBarb. Great game, made great friends and sucked up all my time. Quit game because of rampant cheating
3. Baldurs Gate 1: Not as fun as above two, but truly a great D&D game. I love multiparty games and this one rules
4. Shining Force for Sega: Great multiparty game that plays a lot like chess. I love the strategy involved in the mass battles
5. Final Fantasy Tactics: Another great multiparty game that borrowed a lot from Shining Force. Anything that involves a lot of thinking and planning are great games
6. Civilization 3: Endless game play and challenge as you empire build
7. Sim City 4: Another endless game that requires intelligence and brain power. It is fun imagining yourself as a city planner dealing with all the headaches that result. A truly challenging game
8. Madden Football: Any of his sports titles brings realism and reality to one of the greatest sports of all time. Great game to play with your friends and you really feel like your in the action.
9. EA Sports Hockey: Again, one of my favorite sports title series of all times. Been buying each version since 1990. That says a lot about the quality and depth EA sports brings to their games
10. Scrabble: Both online and board form. Will play this until they dig a hole for me and dump me in. Hopefully this game prevents Alzheimer's, who knows!
1. Morrowind: Easily the vastest most complete RPG of all time. The game is virtually limitless and you can play to your hearts content
2. Diablo 2: LoD: I played this game 2 years straight, got all classes above 90 including a MaulBarb. Great game, made great friends and sucked up all my time. Quit game because of rampant cheating
3. Baldurs Gate 1: Not as fun as above two, but truly a great D&D game. I love multiparty games and this one rules
4. Shining Force for Sega: Great multiparty game that plays a lot like chess. I love the strategy involved in the mass battles
5. Final Fantasy Tactics: Another great multiparty game that borrowed a lot from Shining Force. Anything that involves a lot of thinking and planning are great games
6. Civilization 3: Endless game play and challenge as you empire build
7. Sim City 4: Another endless game that requires intelligence and brain power. It is fun imagining yourself as a city planner dealing with all the headaches that result. A truly challenging game
8. Madden Football: Any of his sports titles brings realism and reality to one of the greatest sports of all time. Great game to play with your friends and you really feel like your in the action.
9. EA Sports Hockey: Again, one of my favorite sports title series of all times. Been buying each version since 1990. That says a lot about the quality and depth EA sports brings to their games
10. Scrabble: Both online and board form. Will play this until they dig a hole for me and dump me in. Hopefully this game prevents Alzheimer's, who knows!
Cenarius Alliance
Liscentia 80 Death Knight (450 Herbalism 425 Inscription)
Mysteryium 80 Shaman (450 Skinning 441 Leatherworking)
Tutelin 80 Priest (413 Enchanting 420 Tailoring)
Frozzen 73 Mage (Tailoring 375 Enchanting 375)
Obstinate 71 Hunter (375 Herbalism 375 Alchemy)
Squabbles 70 Warlock (Tailoring 375 Leatherworking 291)
Niniuin 70 Paladin (Herbailism 375 Alchemy 375)
Thunderous 66 Warrior (Mining 375 Tailoring 360)
Liscentia 80 Death Knight (450 Herbalism 425 Inscription)
Mysteryium 80 Shaman (450 Skinning 441 Leatherworking)
Tutelin 80 Priest (413 Enchanting 420 Tailoring)
Frozzen 73 Mage (Tailoring 375 Enchanting 375)
Obstinate 71 Hunter (375 Herbalism 375 Alchemy)
Squabbles 70 Warlock (Tailoring 375 Leatherworking 291)
Niniuin 70 Paladin (Herbailism 375 Alchemy 375)
Thunderous 66 Warrior (Mining 375 Tailoring 360)