RPG style, paths, and so on.

[Arcane]

How are most RPGs like, do they just have a fixed path for the characters? How do they make it so that people would want to play it after they beat it once? I've planned a list of quests but it's just a fixed path the characters walk over and over again, (not counting the ending quest, which is, sort of like NOTD) Is that how most RPGs are like? The better Rpgs, how do they do it? (I've never really had time to dl before I get booted. so I don't know what rpgs like, FFF or COT are like)

 

[Jazradel]

The thing is FFF maps and stuff actually kind of suck and rely on the players obsession or other people to make it interesting. The best RPG I have evey played is Julians RPG(www.julian296.com?(just tried didn't work(i have it bookmarked on my other computer))). The reason it was so intesting was because it was huge. 250 levels, 100's of items and quests(repeatable) and varied and interesting areas. The only problems where inefficant trigger caused ocasional booting of players/lag and the massive size. God it was fun though.

Go play that for a fun RPG.

 

[NoxMortus]

I'm sure it's Julien's RPG, not Julian, I'm not sure about the website though.

In COT you can make a house or a base which was a nice feature.

A nice thing to add also is attachments

And, like in Wars of Azeroth, it is interesting to see cities attack eachother.

 

[AddE]

well every open rpg need a save trigger use vexorians.. its good.. but .. then you have to save in farm and press load before u can load .. but its still good.. i dont remember site name but he posted it in my thread.. it was called something like save and load trigger..