How about Action RPG?

[bellamabel2018]

I’m looking for ARPG with:
-A lot of skills, those “useless” too (cooking, tailoring, blacksmithing etc).
-Classic “magic&sword”. Shooter or futuristic RPG don’t really lay well with me.

Can have but not an absolute must:
-No particular class limits if possible.
-No lvl cap if possible.
-A manual attribute distribution would be nice.
-Skills leveling from using them. Like in SAO anime (it’s an example how it worked, not an determinant)

Without:
-any kind of party managing,
-turn based combat,
-No idiotic economy (i’m looking at you PathOfExile)
-PvP, or at least forced PvP.

Before mentioned, i played:
-TES series
-Diablo series
-PathOfExile
-Gothic series
-Dead Island (i don’t think it counts but better safe than sorry)
-Borderlands series
-Souls series
-Ark: Survival evolved (barely, on my potato pc)
-WoW
-Two Worlds 1 and 2.
-The Witcher series
-Guild Wars 2
-RaiderZ
-Torchlight series
-Neverwinter Nights
-Titan Quest
-Divinity 2
-Risen (even if it’s still part of Gothic series)
And i’m bored of them. No, i don’t need your opinion on how one can be bored of any of them, I just am. Let’s end it at that.

**My PC:
Intel core i5-2500k 3.3GHz
AMD Radeon 6950HD 2GB
12GB DDR
**It’s 7 years old pc. It can crash if put through too much stress. Please bear that in mind.

[LexW]

I’m looking for ARPG with:

-A lot of skills, those “useless” too (cooking, tailoring, blacksmithing etc).

-Classic “magic&sword”. Shooter or futuristic RPG don’t really lay well with me.

Can have but not an absolute must:

-No particular class limits if possible.

-No lvl cap if possible.

-A manual attribute distribution would be nice.

-Skills leveling from using them. Like in SAO anime (it’s an example how it worked, not an determinant)

You’ve pretty much listed all the SP games that match all elements of that description. It’s a fairly comprehensive list, in fact. That is true even if you ignore the nice-to-have things, because your “without” list eliminates pretty much every game you haven’t mentioned, including a lot of absolutely wonderful ones.

I can think of one you haven’t listed, which kinda fits - Grim Dawn. It’s certainly a better fit than a number of other titles you’ve listed, and it is unarguably an ARPG.

If you were willing to get over the sci-fi thing, then honestly Subnautica would be perfect.

The other possibility I guess is Ark-esque fantasy games like the Conan one which just came out.

[ThatFuzzyTiger]

Shadows: Awakening is also worth a look

[limbeckd]

I don’t see any Soldak games in your list. They’ve made a bunch of arpgs that an aging PC should be able to handle. They also provide demos. http://www.soldak.com/

[Henke]

Exanima is a very physics-driven, challenging action RPG. I like it a lot.

It’s still in Early Access though, and the devs have been very quiet for the past year, so not sure what’s going on with it.

[GameCat]

Dragon’s Dogma is your way to go. The best ARPG ever made (alongside with Soulsborne series).
Everyone should play Dragon’s Dogma.

[Derek]

It doesn’t meet all your criteria, but Chronicon is worth a play.

[TheDreamlord]

I’ve had my eye on Exanima for ages now, but it seems like one of these games that will be stuck in EA forever I’m afraid. I hope I’m wrong though because it looks very interesting.

[Alistair]

Kingdom Come meets your criteria more or less but is probably a bit demanding. But if your managed the Witcher 3…

[ElenaMcClurg]

I think in every role play game, there must be a kind of adventure in it.
There must be certain target or rules in order to achieve the goal easily.

[danielpacheco]

wow! Seems so good! Thanks for sharing.

[danielpacheco]

The last RPG that I tried was Zenith, I saw the trailer and catch my attention. Is not the best but is a good ARPG with a lot of humor so the experience was great.

[ToomuchFluffy]

I second games from Soldak. Din’s Curse has a good class-building system somewhat similar to Titan Quest/Grim Dawn.

Also, Divine Divinity has all the useless/overpowered skills you could ever need.

Maybe Dawn of Magic as well. I haven’t yet played it, but the spell system which allows for a lot of interesting combinations, may be something nice to experiment with. If you can get it anywhere since it’s not on Steam/gog.

[icemann]

Your list is so comprehensive that there is no games left for you I’m afraid.

Time to play something else.