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Everyone likes to be praised.

Not for everyone, but for many.

No, for everyone.

I know one person who doesn’t like it.

He is deceiving you.

Oh, even two. WisTrit also likes it when he is criticized, and his Battle Rating is lowered.

No, he just wanted three dead birds in profile.

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For example, name some games you know, regardless of the main genre, where you could create your own character with a portrait and stats (and, let's say, a strategy game like Battlecry and an RPG like Baldur's Gate and Icewind Dale would also fit here).

Ple-Sen already mentioned NWN, but quality is more important than quantity in my opinion, so I will elaborate. NWN is an RPG from BioWare with a campaign that copies the plot of KotOR and two more expansions that have their own, slightly more interesting plot and narrative. The game is based on D&D, and character creation has the features that come with it. However, in my opinion, the most interesting thing about the game is the fan-made modules, which are independent stories simply written on the original game's engine. Their quality is sometimes truly outstanding, for example, the Prophet series has one of the best plots in video games in general and a stunning final dialogue in particular. I can list some other good modules, if you want

Revan played in Reverwinter, as far as I remember. By the way, how can a game released before it copy its plot, especially since the plot is different there? Nwn is a typical story about a young hero running after McGuffins. Kotor is a typical story about a not-so-simple amnesiac. The only similarity between the plots is that they are not very strong.

Then I suggested mods to him. It's very simple; he just takes them and copies them without a second thought. No, there are far more similarities than just the young hero.

I played the first part for a while, but I stopped at some point when I started to get tired and when it seemed to me that the battles were too simplistic, at least for the character I was playing. As for the second one, I stopped after 5 minutes of playing; I don't even remember why.

Recommend something similar to Civilization/Stellaris/Crusader Kings, or something like Total War, but not Total War itself (everything I've tried has been terrible, and in the end, nothing except the first Rome game appealed to me).

Age of Wonders, Endless Legend, Endless Space, Fallen Enchantress: Legendary Heroes.

Do you prefer strategy or tactics?
However, Plesa's list seems quite comprehensive.

I never liked the "Wonders," and is the rest closer to the first three games or "Total War"? The role-playing aspect is important to me.

I played the first part for a while, but I stopped at some point when I started to get tired and when it seemed to me that the battles were too repetitive.

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