I need another RPG like this

[Evandro_d_Campos]

can someone recommend me some other RPGs with the same classic rpg elements like dragon age origins had ?
you know, like the good old classic classes with multiple variations/specializatios, specifics classes with their specific utilities outside combat (like the rogues opening locked door/chests).
i had played the rest of the series but they had either dumbed down those elements or removed them completly.

sorry about the english,is not my language but i tried my best.

[Metallicus]

Have you tried the Knight of the Old Republic, Star Wars games? Both KOTOR1 and 2 are superb games in the style of DA:O.

[AC Denton]

Originally posted by Metallicus:

Have you tried the Knight of the Old Republic, Star Wars games? Both KOTOR1 and 2 are superb games in the style of DA:O.

Style, yes.
Though DA:O is a million times better than KoToR. KoToR has very little choice and when you do have choice it has little to no impact. There also isn't much variation in character builds. Great games though.

[Xerica]

Mass Effect games 1,2 and 3 and MEA.

[Steve (Dawn's Hubby)]

^ Yes, if you like Sci-Fi then the Mass Effect trilogy is the best Sci-Fi RPG and has the same attention to detail as Origins. I cannot recommend Andromeda though.

[Furry Wrecking Crew]

https://store.steampowered.com/app/640820/Pathfinder_Kingmaker__Enhanced_Plus_Edition/

[skullymex]

Pillars of Eternity, Pathfinder WotR, Baldur's Gate come to mind. If you don't mind turn-based combat you could try Divinity Original Sin or Planescape Torment.

[LukanGamer]

if its just that stuff you want ya there are to many to name, it is the vast majority of bigger rpgs.
Even Wastelands have that stuff unless you are die hard requiring actual warrior/rouge/archer/mage though I mean it has Toasters :p so fair exchange imo.
Most what others said above are also good for most that, and Tyranny and Expeditions and etc... just depends on exactly what you want and require to be a part of it.

[Steve (Dawn's Hubby)]

Originally posted by skullymex:

Pillars of Eternity, Pathfinder WotR, Baldur's Gate come to mind. If you don't mind turn-based combat you could try Divinity Original Sin or Planescape Torment.

Yeah Torment was great if you don't mind doing all of that reading. The writing is so good though, that I don't mind that aspect of the game.

[Furry Wrecking Crew]

Originally posted by Steve (Dawn's Hubby):

Originally posted by skullymex:

Pillars of Eternity, Pathfinder WotR, Baldur's Gate come to mind. If you don't mind turn-based combat you could try Divinity Original Sin or Planescape Torment.

Yeah Torment was great if you don't mind doing all of that reading. The writing is so good though, that I don't mind that aspect of the game.

Placescape was Real Time w/ Pause just like Origins also.

[Redman]

Pillars of Eternity and Pathfinder are very different experiences even though they are under the same umbrella genre. There aren't that many that come close to DA:O experience other than DA 2.

[skullymex]

Originally posted by MrRedman:

Pillars of Eternity and Pathfinder are very different experiences even though they are under the same umbrella genre. There aren't that many that come close to DA:O experience other than DA 2.

are you for real? DA2 plays nothing like Origins.

[Furry Wrecking Crew]

Originally posted by MrRedman:

Pillars of Eternity and Pathfinder are very different experiences even though they are under the same umbrella genre. There aren't that many that come close to DA:O experience other than DA 2.

As long as we are on that subject, KOTOR 1 and 2 are closer to DA:O than DA2. DA2 is an abomination.

[Redman]

Originally posted by skullymex:

are you for real? DA2 plays nothing like Origins.

Well, that's your opinion and you don't exactly elaborate on why you think that is.

And I never said that it plays exactly like Origins, only that it is more similar than to Origins than other games people have mentioned like Pillars of Eternity and Pathfinder. I've played them and there is little commonalty outside of all three being set in a Fantasy setting and can have party members.

Pillars is a very text-heavy game. Overwhelmingly so. It's combat might be RTWP but has no AI tactics system like Origins. After playing Origins utilizing the tactics system properly, Pillars can become intolerable. It's talent/ability system and class system are also too different to Origins. Origins has always been touted as simplified D&D(which I like). Pathfinder is even more egregious with its character creator completely inundating the player with skills and classes and the like(and I understand people like that, which is fine).

And those are just very small aspects of the games I mentioned. DA 2 is far more similar to DA:O, because the leveling system, the spells/talents and specializations, the conversation system with the choices etc, they are all still inherited from Origins.

[Furry Wrecking Crew]

Originally posted by MrRedman:

Originally posted by skullymex:

are you for real? DA2 plays nothing like Origins.

Well, that's your opinion and you don't exactly elaborate on why you think that is.

And I never said that it plays exactly like Origins, only that it is more similar than to Origins than other games people have mentioned like Pillars of Eternity and Pathfinder. I've played them and there is little commonalty outside of all three being set in a Fantasy setting and can have party members.

Pillars is a very text-heavy game. Overwhelmingly so. It's combat might be RTWP but has no AI tactics system like Origins. After playing Origins utilizing the tactics system properly, Pillars can become intolerable. It's talent/ability system and class system are also too different to Origins. Origins has always been touted as simplified D&D(which I like). Pathfinder is even more egregious with its character creator completely inundating the player with skills and classes and the like(and I understand people like that, which is fine).

And those are just very small aspects of the games I mentioned. DA 2 is far more similar to DA:O, because the leveling system, the spells/talents and specializations, the conversation system with the choices etc, they are all still inherited from Origins.

The only other RPG I ever played with that Tactics System (If Enemy "X" Then Char "Y" etc) was Final Fantasy XII. The called it the Gambit System.

[Evandro_d_Campos]

ok there are some great sugestions here guys. Ty
i had played Mass Effect already (great trilogy), but everything else seems intresting.
I honestly dont mind turn-based combat too.