What would i buy if i liked RPG's?

On this site? Or in general?
Also, are you looking for games that aren't RPGs, but that RPG players really like?

On this site, Sacred and Septera Core are pretty good (and the only ones I've bought... so far). Outside of this site, I personally like the KotOR games, Vampire: Bloodlines, Neverwinter Nights, The Witcher... I'm sure there are a few other lying around here...

sacred gold for a really good top-down hack 'n slash (maybe the best)
gothic 2 for an awesome action rpg with an amazing open world (g2 is probably the best of the series)
arx fatalis for something unique, and most importantly fun
right now, i am addicted off my ass to titan quest and tq: immortal throne (if you get the original, definitely get immortal throne, it fixes the inventory system and those changes apply to the vanilla game). think of it as diablo 2.5. I seriously cannot stop playing this shit, and i usually get bored of these types
get the pack off of impulse.

I've never played it, so this is more of a question... what about Spellforce?
Sacred Gold is pretty good. Especially if you're into that Diablo-esque style game

JudasIscariot's Big Ol' List of Them There RPGs:
The Witcher
Deus Ex
Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines
The first two Gothics and the expansion for the second one.
Elder Scrolls: Morrowind and all expansions.
The entire Baldur's Gate series
The entire Neverwinter Nights series.
The entire Neverwinter Nights 2 series.
Arx Fatalis
Ultima Underworld 1+2
Ultima 6 and 7 with all add-ons(Silver Seed, The Forge of Virtue, and Serpent Isle)
System Shock 1+2
Drakensang
The first 2 Fallouts not 3 or Tactics.
Planescape:Torment (the pinnacle of the Infinity Engine games, imho)
Both Icewind Dales.
Sacred Gold
Divine Divinity
Star Wars : Knights of the Old Republic 1+2
The Wizardry series of games although I would recommend playing 6-8 because the older games have graphics that I just can't tolerate. There's old graphics and then there's REALLY EYE BLISTERINGLY old graphics.
The Might and Magic games.
The Eye of the Beholder games.
Dungeon Hack for a randomly generated sort of 3d dungeon. Think of it as the predecessor to Diablo.
The 2 Dark Sun games for turn-based awesomeness. Too bad that setting wasn't used more often.
All of the Gold Box games are great although hard to find unless you "acquire" them. I hope they end up on GOG so I can buy them in a legitimate fashion one day.
The Legacy: Realm of Terror for a horror themed RPG.
Anachronox
Did I miss any, guys?

You win the award for the most definitive list of rpg's ever :)

Oh I forgot one!
DARKLANDS!!!
No I didn't, good sir, I listed it as "The entire Baldur's Gate Series"; you might've, understandably, skimmed over it. :P

Feel really stupid now... within a second of my search for balders gate in that list and then posting 'that you missed it' only to realise I spelt it wrong and didn't search on Baldurs Gate, someone quotes my unedited post.
I hang my head in shame....
Damn people are too quick on this forum....
I'll sit out the rest of this thread with the weezy boys that forgot their PE kit.

No worries, dude. It happens!

Although it's been mentioned, it deserves a solo post as well:
Baldur's Gate saga

Quite a few. Arcanum and Depths of Peril come to mind, but I'm sure there are others.

I'd also add Jade Empire and Mass Effect (yes, I consider them RPGs). Good list, btw.

You mentioned U6, U7 and UU1+2, but failed to mention U4, U5 and U8*
Without U4 and U5, I would never have become the Ultima geek that I am today. Even if I've never actually completed either game (They are a bit tough, and I'm generally quite crap at most games!).
*The final game in the series, Ultima 8: Pagan was a departure from the usual style of the series, but still was a worthwhile experience for any Ultima fan. It's also greatly helped by being patched up to date, since it fixes the bugs that were present on release.

Hmmm your after RPGs - where here is my view on some:
Baldur's Gate and Baldur's Gate 2 (plus expansions); I list these two together because they link together (the second is a direct contination of the first) and as older titles they are still around in shops in a bundle pack. These two games pretty much are the best RPG your going to get in terms of gameplay and story as well as for having some actual choices in things (not always polar good/bad options either as is very common). They are older games, but the depth of them is fantastic - I strongly recomend them for any RPG fan - though tricky to get used to at first, they are no pushovers, they are rewarding and offer a lot of replay value.
Heck there is nothing more fun than having 2 of your (customisable) party decide that they don't like each other (its based on who they are not random) when your right in the middle of a dungeon.
Icewind Dale and Icewind Dale 2 (plus expansion) - again an older game and in bundles with both, these games are based on the same game engine as the Baldur's Gate duo. These two are simpler games in that the story and gameplay are very linear, but the story is worth playing and character options are very wide. If you find yourself liking the Baldur's Gate games then the Icewind Dale ones are likley to be a good lighter game
Neverwinder Nights - the shipped story with this game was never that good, for a game from the same company as Baldur's Gate it was a very big letdown in the singleplayer side. These days there are a few premier campaigns which have been released which are far superiour and worth playing. With its expansions this game has a lot of character diversity though by the 2nd expansion the balance of characters starts to get a bit broken - it should be noted this game was always billed as more of a multiplayer and community support project.
Summoner - ok this is a pet like, not the most amazing graphics, but sold and a good story. A fun RPG game even if combat was a little tame when compared to some others it still have its own level of challenge. Also of all the RPGs this is one of the fewer which has a very atmospheric feel to it.
Dungeon Siege (plus expansion) - Very linear play in this and limited character building, but the loot, oh the loot, so much you need a donkey or two to drag it away - and heck the let you have them too! Its one of those games which on paper seems rather dull, but which on playing has its own level of charm. Its a good RPG hack and slash romp. The expansion adds a new story and some new spells and characters and again should be around wtih the original in a gold edition.
Dungeon Siege 2 (plus expansion) - A more pretty game than its predesssor and with some good new features such as respawning monsters which helps break up the linear gameplay. However for some reason this game does not have that same charm that the first had - its a good game and new players might find the better graphics easier to adapt to.
Diablo 2 plus expansion - Pure perfect hack and slash, combined with random map generation for each character you play as, a wide range of skills, a good story, fantastic cinematics and overall Blizzard quality finish. This is the game that pretty much rules hack and slash even today. Its a great fun and a challenging game to play. Also even though it has the same story and no storyline options its one of those titles that retains its replay value
Sacred - this is the game that tried to top Diablo 2 and sadly failed. Its characters are good and solid with a good variety of options for each, its graphics are good, its fighting is good and its equipment stats are rather complicated at first (good for stat addicts ;)) but it lacks that all important story. Sadly its very large (fixed) maps and rather poorly written and delivered story can make the game rather a bore to play. Its good fun and a good challenge certainly, but replay is not that quick.
Sacred 2 - very much like the preivous game, this one again seems to fail to deliver on the story again - its an improvement over the original and the graphics are very very pretty. Its a good hack and slash and fun to play. Though it can be a big drain in system resources when in town areas (can be detracting to play when things get jumpy).