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None. Its been shit since Darklands and hasn't improved since.

Icewind Dale

>best RTWP rpg

FINAL FANTASY 12!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Japan does everything better!

>>16525960

You've probably played all of them by now.

I suppose Kenshi counts. I don't have it installed right now but I think you could issue orders while paused.

>>16525966

That's real time with poz (^:

>>16525993

>Denuvo

Drakensang, but I never played enough to find out whether it's good or not.

>>16526007

>>16526016

Kenshi is good, but he didn't ask for "the best RPG with RTWP combat", he asked for "the RPG with the best RTWP combat." Combat in Kenshi is pretty shit, the game is more about how you manage things outside of combat and pick your fights, in combat you more or less just let the AI do its own thing (whether you want it to or not).

Also I'm not entirely sure I would class Kenshi as an RPG in the first place. It actually leans more heavily on RTS elements, but then again one of you is suggesting Rimworld.

>>16526020

The best Real Time with Poz would have to be Pathfinder Kingmaker.

>>16525960

Except KOTOR was turn based.

>>16526253

that' a good one

>>16526281

No it's not. It has time based pseudo-turns the same way that Baldur's Gate and NWN do, but it's still real-time.

>>16526281

Correction, it's round based.

>>16526281

It's "turn based" in the same way every RTWP game is "turn based" where actions are queued on a fixed delay, but can run simultaneously for each character. Which is to say not actually turn based.

>>16526386

Hybrid Heaven forces a pause on the player during combat. KoTor allows the player to perform combat and interactions without pausing, but gives them the option to pause at their discretion (with a few exceptions)

>>16526275

Look at this quintuple nigger and laugh. He doesn't micro his units in Kenshi.

>>16526063

It's been cracked. At least do a quick search before posting.

>>16526020

I think you mean real time with menopause

>(1) and done OP

>1 line OP

>a single pic that isnt even an example of the topic (kotor is turn based)

god damn I know OP's are getting shit but this is extra shit

fallout tatics is a good choice if anybody is actually looking for something realtime with pause

>>16526299

it's basically dnd where everybody rolls for initiative then takes turns performing a single action with the exception of movement

I have trouble seeing any benefit of RTWP over turn-based, especially if you're controlling a full party.

>>16531020

it's for those adhd kids who couldn't sit still to play board games

>>16531111

But usually the games require you to pause all the time anyway, which would piss off the ADD types, so I'm not sure that explanation works. And obviously the clusterfucky nature of RTWP combat doesn't appeal to people who liked turn-based games, even though including the pause feature and basing things on some kind of under-the-hood turn/round system is supposed to be a concession to those people. So it's just this awkward thing that mashes two gameplay styles together in an attempt to appeal to fans of both types, but it just ends up irritating everyone.

>>16531020

>>16531136

For easy encounters, where only the auto-attack is necessary, it just makes the process faster, plus, you always go with the default attack, if you don't select anything, so you don't even have to spam the attack command.

>>16531960

Wouldn't it be better to not have a bunch of trivial encounters in the first place?

UFO series (Aftermath, Aftershock) and Kenshi

>>16532047

I don't know if enemies level scale with you, like they do in Oblivion, but Kotor is a game, where you can choose in which order you visit the planets/do the missions, and if the enemies do not scale with you, then it means that you will inevitably fight lower leveled enemies.

Plus, even the lower tier enemies drop loot and XP, so it's not like it's a waste.

Lastly, it's better to have a corridor filled with a few enemies, rather than have it empty and make you walk from one end to another like the water planet with the underwater section.