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complaints about the guy who's obsessed with 3D models and graphics.
Why not you, who's obsessed with 2D models and graphics? You're not exactly simple yourself.
but there are very few details in the first 3D RPGs, etc.
In the first 2D RPGs, there's nothing at all except text and a couple of portraits. I wouldn't talk about the cozy graphics of the Infinity Engine if I were you, because it appeared 20 years after the first graphical RPGs. And should you judge by the graphics, using the first Neverwinter Nights as an example, which didn't look that great even at the time of its release? If you're comparing later 2D games, then you should compare them to modern 3D games. And by the way, Neverwinter Nights, even the first one, was full of interesting details and had a great atmosphere, and if you didn't see that, that's your problem. I haven't played Brigade E5, but it's not an RPG, and I don't have a good opinion of our game industry in general; they rarely please.
I didn't ask him to do that.
You said that it doesn't exist and can't exist.
they all run around, fight, and that's it.
Why "that's it"? No one will run around on their own; they will follow the leader. The computer will never fight the same way a person does, so it's not a sin to take the right character into your own hands at the right moment so that he doesn't run off to get killed on the rocks, but fights with the right enemies.
I needed a different game.
That's the point. If YOU need a different game, then you shouldn't criticize those for whom this game isn't needed. Or who need a completely different game, not this one.
And yes, if Enclave, with its directional controls and two mouse buttons, isn't a hack-and-slash, then is BoD, where you have to grind combos, a hack-and-slash? Or is collecting coins on levels such an epic thing that it overshadows everything and it's not a hack-and-slash, but an economic strategy? And the dismemberment in BoD is stupid, unlike in Rune. And my computer back then was weak, although it exceeded the requirements by one and a half times; the game was lagging, then I got a Pentium 4, but the game was still lagging; now I have a dual-core processor, but I don't even want to install the game; it will lag again, I bet?