Open-World RPGs With Truly Unique Class Systems
Choosing a starting class has been a staple of open-world RPGs for decades, with too many titles following the classic “warrior, rogue, mage” formula almost to a fault. Moreover, most games aren’t particularly flexible in that regard, locking you into that initial choice for the entire playthrough. Sure, that can encou...
Choosing a starting class has been a staple of open-world RPGs for decades, with too many titles following the classic “warrior, rogue, mage” formula almost to a fault. Moreover, most games aren’t particularly flexible in that regard, locking you into that initial choice for the entire playthrough. Sure, that can encourage you to replay the full game in a completely different role, but let’s be honest: how often do you even replay sprawling open-world RPGs that can take over a hundred hours?
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