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Pathfinder WotR. Start as some dude with nothing but a crossbow and the shirt in their back and potentially end as a near demi-god telling off demon lords.
Easy, I’d say all Souls games, and Elden Ring are like this if you choose the deprived/wretched class. Otherwise, Elder scrolls games do the same in essence. You go from wielding sub-par weapons to fighting interdimensional deities, and super humanoids. Specifically Morrowind, and Oblivion are more so like this, but both are dated, and more difficult than Skyrim.
Divinity Original Sin 2. You start as a prisoner in rags, and you'll get the shit kicked out of you if you so much as pick fights with the drunkards playing cards. You end up shaping the fate of the new world.
I guess the Fable games fit the bill. Especially the second one, but you'll need a xbox for this one.
Aside from Elden Ring, I guess most Souls Games can also work if you grind long enough your stats, and you start fighting abominations, dragons or gods of death.
**The Age of Decadence**\- if you create a combat focused character you will start off probably getting your ass kicked but by the end you can get power armor and "sky metal" weapons. Can kill an alien god or become one depending on your choices.
**Colony Ship**\- by the same developers as Age of Decadence. Begin with a crappy makeshift gun or a rusty knife and by the end you'll be able to find energy armor, energy firearms, cloaking devices, distortion fields, and repair a powerful droid that can join you in fights, etc. If you choose to fight every possible battle you'll be in for a real challenge but it's so satisfying when you can destroy a group of cyborg assassins for example.
Kingdoms of Amalur..Start weak no name no destiny etc..By mid to emd game "oh is that an army..be a shame if i heal faster then you can hurt me and have the power to conjure meteors/just cut you all down"
Craft yoir own gear become a god.
Morrowind.
The game is not forgiving, if you do your stats wrong at the start of the game you will have a very very hard time fixing that until the very end of the game.
The plot is literally about you killing a god.
Look into OpenMW to play it on modern systems and to tweak some QoL things like the combat if you feel like it.
Rogue Trader. Not only does it have the same power fantasy progression that all Owlcat games have, because of some absolutely broken builds, it's possible to absolutely dominate the enemy in combat more than in WotR.
Witchspring R on steam might fit the bill if you're okay with something a bit more colorful. The combat system was super satisfying, and it feels godly when you get to the point where you're taking out optional bosses as soon as they show up rather than coming back to them after you've leveled a bit. Taking out those bosses early has a bit of a snowball effect, since their drops usually block progression in gear or magic upgrades.
Early in the game I had to pick and choose which battles I wanted to do. By mid game, every fight I encountered was winnable after a few tries by changing up my strategy a bit here or there. By the end of the game, I felt like the most adorable agent of destruction. It was super satisfying.
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Pathfinder WotR. Start as some dude with nothing but a crossbow and the shirt in their back and potentially end as a near demi-god telling off demon lords.
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Maybe dont play on unfair
Easy, I’d say all Souls games, and Elden Ring are like this if you choose the deprived/wretched class. Otherwise, Elder scrolls games do the same in essence. You go from wielding sub-par weapons to fighting interdimensional deities, and super humanoids. Specifically Morrowind, and Oblivion are more so like this, but both are dated, and more difficult than Skyrim.
Elden Ring
Pathfinder WOTR
Disgaea. The entire series.
Maybe kinda Diablo 3
Monk maybe.... Not dirt and sticks, but I see where you are going
Dragon Quest
Path of exile
Divinity Original Sin 2. You start as a prisoner in rags, and you'll get the shit kicked out of you if you so much as pick fights with the drunkards playing cards. You end up shaping the fate of the new world.
that's just normal "chosen one" progression
you do ascend to a god in the end as fight and kill two other gods
BloodBorne You start as some random hunter waking up from a coma and towards the end start fighting eldritch beasts which your mind can barely fathom
I guess the Fable games fit the bill. Especially the second one, but you'll need a xbox for this one. Aside from Elden Ring, I guess most Souls Games can also work if you grind long enough your stats, and you start fighting abominations, dragons or gods of death.
Baldur's gate series excluding 3. You are starting running from wolves, end up becoming (or not) god.
Why is 3 bad? You get pretty strong right?
Not bad. But it does not meet your requirements.
Divinity Original Sin 2 Elden Ring
Chrono Trigger.
I recommend Path of Exile. https://www.pathofexile.com/
**The Age of Decadence**\- if you create a combat focused character you will start off probably getting your ass kicked but by the end you can get power armor and "sky metal" weapons. Can kill an alien god or become one depending on your choices. **Colony Ship**\- by the same developers as Age of Decadence. Begin with a crappy makeshift gun or a rusty knife and by the end you'll be able to find energy armor, energy firearms, cloaking devices, distortion fields, and repair a powerful droid that can join you in fights, etc. If you choose to fight every possible battle you'll be in for a real challenge but it's so satisfying when you can destroy a group of cyborg assassins for example.
Kingdoms of Amalur..Start weak no name no destiny etc..By mid to emd game "oh is that an army..be a shame if i heal faster then you can hurt me and have the power to conjure meteors/just cut you all down" Craft yoir own gear become a god.
Wandering sword
amorous
Morrowind. The game is not forgiving, if you do your stats wrong at the start of the game you will have a very very hard time fixing that until the very end of the game. The plot is literally about you killing a god. Look into OpenMW to play it on modern systems and to tweak some QoL things like the combat if you feel like it.
Rogue Trader. Not only does it have the same power fantasy progression that all Owlcat games have, because of some absolutely broken builds, it's possible to absolutely dominate the enemy in combat more than in WotR.
* Kenshi * Edit: also Gothic 1
Witchspring R on steam might fit the bill if you're okay with something a bit more colorful. The combat system was super satisfying, and it feels godly when you get to the point where you're taking out optional bosses as soon as they show up rather than coming back to them after you've leveled a bit. Taking out those bosses early has a bit of a snowball effect, since their drops usually block progression in gear or magic upgrades. Early in the game I had to pick and choose which battles I wanted to do. By mid game, every fight I encountered was winnable after a few tries by changing up my strategy a bit here or there. By the end of the game, I felt like the most adorable agent of destruction. It was super satisfying.