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Yes it is. Its an rpg the same way call of duty is.
Slap a leveling system on something and suddenly its an rpg. Right? Except not even sort of.
Like fallout 1/2 and pre oblivion TES its was about stats and numbers. It was dice rolls playing out in front of you. Table top realized in 3 dimensional spaces.
Oblivion/FO3 and on its actions not stats. Each game havjng fewer and fewer number based action with dice rolls be stripped away until stats are an after thought. Barely meaningful and base character class either removed or irrelevant.
Remember how in Skyrim there were zones that only a kajit acrobat could reach? Course you dont. Or the places only an argonian or a alteration master could reach? Hpw about the guilds you join bause of your nationality an stats?
Oh thats right, your warrior with not knowing a single spell is master of the mages guild.
Such rpg. Very role play, wow.
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