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Saber Cherry said:
For computers, I can offer Diablo II and most MMORPGs. Wizardry 8, on the other hand, leveled with you and thus had some of the same problems as Oblivion - though to a much lesser degree. In W8 the character level was tied to experience, while skills were tied to use; thus, the two were mostly independant, and it worked well.
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While most people would disagree with Diablo being a rpg, I think the Diablo system has both it's advantages and flaws. For example, it gives you no reason to go into the "easier" areas once you are too experienced, meaning that in the upper levels you will see a lot of hell and nothing else. This get's boring very fast, and I prefer the multitude of settings you can enjoy while having a challenge in Oblivon.