New to the forum. Brummie, father, gamer.

[tiredwriter]

Hello. Late diagnosed father to 2 autistic teenagers. Big gamer (late to that too). Love audiobooks, philosophy, languages, words.

 

[Fractured Elderberry]

Hi @tiredwriter. Nothing wrong with being late to gaming . What do you play? I'm a big Genshin Impact fan.

 

[tiredwriter]

I love RPGs. Currently a bit addicted to Horizon Zero Dawn.

 

[Joeys]

Hello. Late diagnosed father to 2 autistic teenagers. Big gamer (late to that too). Love audiobooks, philosophy, languages, words.

Welcome! Not a gamer anymore, ill leave that to @Fractured Elderberry . I love reading books, I'm hoping to start a course in philosophy soon, along with learning BSL which I really enjoy at present.

 

[Ajax]

don't live far from brum, close enough that ppl not fromt he area say i sound like a brummie but a brummie would never say it, will be up St Andrews monday to watch the blues.

 

[dacarab]

I love RPGs. Currently a bit addicted to Horizon Zero Dawn.

If you want to wave goodbye to your life, and haven't come across it yet, may I heartily recommend "Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous".

 

[tiredwriter]

Will have a look. Thank you!

 

[Ajax]

BG3 is really good also

 

[dacarab]

BG3 is really good also

Yeah, I like that one also - it's got good story, player agency, voice acting etc.

Wrath of the Righteous also in my opinion has a cracking story and good player agency, but with very little voice acting, is text heavy, and is a more faithful implementation of the RPG rules it's based on (Pathfinder ruleset as opposed to D&D), has about 26 base classes, each with 7+ archtypes to choose from, plus 12 Prestige classes, and 10 mythic classes on top of that. Plus 6 expansions / DLCs.

If that's your bag, it's hard to beat in my view. But I agree, BG3 is likely to be more to most people's tastes.