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Message: [QUOTE="UnDubious, post: 354668, member: 4030"] The reason I got into RPGs as a kid was because they let me explore a world. So visiting towns and exploring the world map was a big part of why I liked the genre. The world feeling lived it and the NPCs feeling like little characters with their own lives are as important as finding things that are useful for the gameplay aspect to me. Almost every other game in those days (late 16-bit era) was about going from left to right, so RPGs felt like an entirely separate thing. The line got blurred a long time ago. I don't mind if a pure action game is all about action - in fact, that's great. But if it's action-adventure or a RPG, streamlining things too much hurts the experience a lot for me. [/QUOTE]

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