Dude. Just find a new genre. If skyrim, fallout, DA and mass effect aren't doing it for you — it's YOU not the genre.

Xenoblade... Even though the character models are ugly. It felt like more than Skyrim to me, but it just needed more polish. It showed incredible potential for what a mmo-like, JRPG can be. When I first played it I quit half way through, but I restarted it after a long time and I found to love it. Similar to my…

'What was more fun about RPGs back then?'

He was younger.

buy a PC, play Wasteland 2 and Divinity : Original Sin.

Dark Souls is the exception that proves the rule.

Grabbing quests, hearing randos sputter out their sob stories, calling my omnipresent horse from the ether cloud horse realm in which it assuredly resided—it was a familiar rhythm born of other open-world-ish RPGs like Skyrim and Dragon Age. Each step felt like second nature, for better or worse.

NO porn!

I can see the micro-transactions now...

Old school VR.

I mean, how often do you really pay attention to a man's shoes?

Pay no attention to this!