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Topic	What are some good introductory games?
bigblu89 02/16/23 4:44:56 PM #13:	masterpug53 posted... I know New Vegas is a strange suggestion for a 'beginner' game, however: * if he's a tabletop vet, he might appreciate the more open-ended story and depth of roleplaying / character building * a VATs build can help get around the slow reflexes, supplemented with a high Speech / skill check build to talk his way around / out of fighting as much as possible. Another combat option is a Melee build centered around the arguably-broken Super Slam perk, which will keep enemies locked in a near-perpetual state of knockdown and let him hack away wildly. Again, probably not the best choice overall, but you never know. I was thinking something similar, like one of the Yakuza games, that's basically a turn based RPG --- It takes zero effort to be a good person. <cite>bigblu89 posted [p:971613175] in What are s... [t:80350533]...</cite> <quote>masterpug53 posted... </cite><quote>I know New Vegas is a strange suggestion for a 'beginner' game, however:* if he's a tabletop vet, he might appreciate the more open-ended story and depth of roleplaying / character building* a VATs build can help get around the slow reflexes, supplemented with a high Speech / skill check build to talk his way around / out of fighting as much as possible. Another combat option is a Melee build centered around the arguably-broken Super Slam perk, which will keep enemies locked in a near-perpetual state of knockdown and let him hack away wildly.Again, probably not the best choice overall, but you never know.</quote>I was thinking something similar, like one of the Yakuza games, that's basically a turn based RPG --- It takes zero effort to be a good person.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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