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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mad_Jack" data-source="post: 8249893" data-attributes="member: 6750306">Even now, I still occasionally dig out one of the other older D&D titles, like Temple of Elemental Evil, Baldur's Gate or Neverwinter Nights. (At the risk of sounding like a hipster, NWN was my jam.)I picked up Dungeons & Dragons : Daggerdale (2011) a few months back - definitely a spiritual successor to the Gauntlet/Diablo dungeon-crawl genre, with a few D&D rules tacked on...(Hell, the magic items even have names like "+1 Icy Longsword of Fire".)One of the most fun things about it is that there's an occasional glitch where if you hit a bad guy with enough massive damage in one shot, and he dies, the game fails to play the death animation and the guy never falls over - just stands there frozen.A couple weeks back my character killed an orc - my shots all do knockback and fire damage, so the shot knocked him off the ledge and set him on fire - but instead of falling he went flying out into mid-air and just floated there about twenty feet above the ground, like some fiery Orcish sun god, lol.It was hysterical, and I wish I'd thought to get a screen-cap of it.</blockquote>