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rpg games for pc

amatsusahOP
#1
i hav a laptop with a intel pentium core duo processor 1gb ddr and 2gb page file memory, ~1.6 ghz anyone know any great rpg's that can work on mine?
Loonylion
#2
tell us processor speed and what graphics chip it has (and how much graphics memory)
amatsusahOP
#3
heres the full spec:os : ms windows xp pro (5.1, build 2600)
processor : intel pentium dual cpu t2390 @1.86 ghz (2cpus)
memory : 894 mb ram
page file : 2gbdisplay:chip type :VIA Chrome6 HC2 IGP
memory :~128mb
Loonylion
#4
it MIGHT be able to play elder scrolls IV: Oblivion, and can probably play elder scrolls III: morrowind.
amatsusahOP
#5
i had tried fable but no hope my comp became not responding, so i installed it at my bro's house as i frequently visit he has a powerful comp, thanks anyway.
DragonQuester
#6
well if you like MMORPGS, try Knight Online.. the client can be downloaded from the official website for only 400 MB, which is pretty good
wolfshark
#7
free??if not give World of warcraft a try if not MMORPGS then there is always nethack, or morrowind
DragonQuester
#8
Well thats why i like Knight Online. its free, and somewhat like WOW
Girogex
#9
WOW is for nerds
cjdogger
#10
Try Perfect World International, that's free :)
And you can also get FFVII for the PC, it's not free legally but you can get illegal copies or you can buy it from Amazon/Ebay
wolfshark
#11
i feel games that are free should not have shops where you can waste your money on in game items for bragging rights.. that is money you could be spending on a subscription to a really good mmorpg..WoW is not for nerds! it is for all the other people that aren't nerds... thats why the nerds never get what they want in patches..and if you want to do stuff illegally then you can play on a private server for almost any game you have to pay for..
Loonylion
#12
cjdogger · #10Try Perfect World International, that's free :)
And you can also get FFVII for the PC, it's not free legally but you can get illegal copies or you can buy it from Amazon/Ebay
Probably not a good idea, getting FFVII/FFVIII to run on a modern PC is incredibly involved.
DragonQuester
#13
Well the best thing i did was download the PSX emulator (Because most of the PSX RPGs were epic) so then i downloaded them. I got ePSXe and PSXfin WIP, and both run well (surprisingly i like PSXfin because of the turbo button) and I play all my RPGs from there.I got Dragon Warrior VII, Chrono Cross, Chrono Trigger, Breath of Fire 3 & 4, Digimon World 2 & 3, etc.
cjdogger
#14
Loonylion · #12Probably not a good idea, getting FFVII/FFVIII to run on a modern PC is incredibly involved.
Okay... Well as DQ said, emulators!
DragonQuester
#15
lol exactly! :Plol, well does anyone recommend any good RPGs for the PS1? (other than the ones i listed above)
anandjones
#16
Loonylion · #12Probably not a good idea, getting FFVII/FFVIII to run on a modern PC is incredibly involved.
For FFVII, yes, you need multiple patches and whatnot. I remember I had a folder that came with it which had about 100 patches and utilities. I nearly gave up on trying to get it to work on my old PC.It was easy to get FFVIII working though, very easy.
cjdogger
#17
DragonQuester · #15lol exactly! :Plol, well does anyone recommend any good RPGs for the PS1? (other than the ones i listed above)
FF6 is fairly nice to play on, and I think Chrono Cross is related to Chrono Trigger so you may want to try that....
Deathbreak911
#18
FFVII is for PC. Because we're talking about lower specs, you might want to try Rune, or the best RPG ever created:The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind.Don't even bother with the fourth one. Get Morrowind and mod it to your liking and you can do almost literally everything. (Get "Better Bodies" and "Vibant Morrowind" to make it look good, too!)Trust me. 10$ (20$ with expansions) will get you the best and longest lasting game I've ever played.
DragonQuester
#19
cjdogger · #17FF6 is fairly nice to play on, and I think Chrono Cross is related to Chrono Trigger so you may want to try that....
Yeah, I already got Chrono Cross :P lolI'll give FFVII a try too, because im not too sure which FF game is the best on PS1
jc_106
#20
If you don't know if a game runs on your PC, pay www.systemrequirementslab.com a visit. It runs a scan on your computer, then tells you if your PC can run a game or not. It has quite a nice collection of games for you to test.
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