>>3971074 Going outside and touching grass. It has the most vast and open world in all of gaming. Lots of great characters. Graphics are incredibly realistic. My only complaints are that it's filled with microtransactions and some of the races and classes are OP. Otherwise I'd highly recommend it, for you especially. Skyrim is pretty good too.
Might and Magic 6+. Not a detailed open world where you can pick up cups and cheese wheels from tables, but lots of land to explore and dungeons to stumble on.
TELL ME THE BEST OPEN WORLD GAMES WHERE YOU CAN JUST GET LOST AND EXPLORE RIGHT NOW >Skyrim no >outward you cant invert both cam axis, therefore the devs must die in a fire >minecraft lol
Tibia I haven't played it in 15 years and it's not a game I would recommend and it might just be nostalgia speaking but god damn it I've never had so much fun exploring a game world.
>>3973897 mmorpg Big ass world with lots of nooks and crannies and big ass dungeons. 5 major cities on the large freemium continent, among them a elf city, underground dwarf city and swamp city - the swamp is a particularly hell of a maze to explore. Very dangerous to explore as there can be very big stat differences between enemies as you go deeper and even common enemies can surround you and block your escape. Griefers commonly baited high level enemies out to relative safe areas - not like any area is really safe though as straight up ambush PVP is common. You drop your inventory and maybe some of your equipment on death so it had corpse runs already in 1997.
It's grindy as all hell though and gameplay is garbage - it consists of standing next to your target as melee and is 99% kiting if ranged.
>>3971074 xenoblade chronicles x De switch/2 before you get skells the world is big but after skells the world gets smaller, and after flight it gets even smaller.
>>3971074 Oblivion (the original, not the garbage remaster) Daggerfall Fallout 3 >but what about Nu Vegays Basically a glorified Fallout 3 mod for NMA autistics
>>3988177 I played iot so much I cant get lost no matter where I am, I can recognize any place from screenshots. Playing Crimson Desert, its vastly superior, slopthesda is FUCKED.
>>3971074 Not quite RPGs, but No Man's Sky or Empyrion: Galactic Survival, depending on how much ship autism you desire. Absolutely beautiful wanderlust from both games, at least for me. Kenshi's got some too, if the aesthetic is up your alley.
>>3972003 depends on where you live but my shitty border city full of crime and homeless does NOT have great characters wtf. also real life isn't wish fulfillment like games, get real gramps. i want to talk to the 10/10 beauty and have her inexplicably fall in love with me leading to lots of unprotected vaginal sex, leading to pregnancy and me getting a quest to kill the demon king.
>>3971074 I am going to suggest Kenshi once again and (you) are not going to play it once again. Goldilocks thread. >>3981109 Be sure to not update your pasta when you repost in a few months.
>>3988319 >No Man's Sky the procedural aspect removes any trace of soul unfortunately >>3988435 >NineLives unfinished and abandoned >>3988536 tried kenshi but not enought autism and interest, im sure its a great game and one day im gonna appreciate it, but not yet >Be sure to not update your pasta when you repost in a few months. no
>>3971074 >TELL ME THE BEST OPEN WORLD GAMES WHERE YOU CAN JUST GET LOST AND EXPLORE RIGHT NOW >>Skyrim >no >>outward >you cant invert both cam axis, therefore the devs must die in a fire >>minecraft >lol
Big fan of Wartales. Nothing like a comfy mercenary band simulator/rpg. World is very big and I actually appreciate that they hesitated on putting outright magic classes in the game.
I am I am going to list games, some of which have older installments which are also good but because you're probably a zoomer retard I'll just list the most recent.
>STALKER 2 Open world FPS game. Explore a spooky Chernobyl and the surrounding area, full of both human and scary mutants to fight and loot. Lots of cool stuff to find. >Tainted Grail: Fall of Avalon Skyrim but spooky. Explore the fictional world of Avalon from Arthurian legend as it undergoes an apocalypse. Lots to find, almost 40k-esque grimdark aesthetics at times, oddly comfy. Slight jank, but highly recommended. >KCD2 Open world RPG set in medieval Bohemia. You play a peasant-turned-man at arms for a petty lord on a big adventure. Very good story, very fun to lose yourself in the world, lots to see and do and find. Also very well optimised, unlike the 1st game. >Valheim Cosy viking survival-adventure game. Can play with friends but not necessary. Build a fuckass viking base and go hunting giganigga norse monsters. >No Man's Sky (exploration mode) Excellent space game without the faggy grinding. Non-exploration mode means you'll be doing a lot of material gathering and gradual unlocking of stuff, which is fun for some I guess. Comfy. >Cyberpunk 2077 Night City is probably my favourite open world city in an FPS game. Great story, fun game, lots of mods but they aren't needed. Highly recommended. >Days Gone Daryl Dixon simulator. Underrated zombie game where you are a big bikerman exploring post-apocalyptic America searching for your dead wife. Lots of cool stuff, and the setting is surprisingly good. Story is decent but kinda dumb at times. Protagonist voice actor sounds like a shizo but it enchances the experience. >RAGE 2 Totally dogshit story, totally dogshit voice acting, but fun world to drive around in and blow stuff up. Graphics are decent too. Mad-max knock off.
>>3996241 >stalker 2 too buggy, stuttering impossible to fix >tainted grail meh.. >kcd2 good one >valheim ok >no mans sky pointless gameplay, no main quest or anything, also procedural is so souless its shit >cp2077 >night city lol dude is empty as fuck, you KNOW you will find NOTHING if you explore it