What RPG does thief class very well?
Thief as in DND glorified trap radar or thief as in bethesda borderline invisible kleptomaniac?
>>732199727I'm just gonna say disgaea
>>732199727Like the other anon said it depends. There aren't many non-crpg games that offer thief roleplay/gameplay that isn't some brand of "steal gold" with maybe some assassin flourishes to make them not shit in combat. Most games don't even have a developed crime system. Red Dead Redemption 2 might be one of the better ones (still not that great) but that isn't an RPG. Elder Scrolls might be the best modern RPG one in a mechanic sense (You can pickpocket, BnE, fence goods, somewhat rudimentary crime system) yet you have very little roleplay elements as nobody really treats you as a thief outside of the literal questline around it. The Infinity engine games are more or less in line with the Elder Scrolls games mechanically.
>>732199727Skyrim has been the only one where I enjoyed thief related gameplay. I could even secretly poison a thalmor agent in Markarth.
Underrail.
BG1&2
>>732199727>start game>pick thief class>enter town>guards immediately arrest me because i'm a thief
BG3
>>732199727idk about "well", but I liked being able to sneak, steal, and adjust prices in fable (1)
>>732199727Quest for Glory
>>732199727Baldur's Gate 1>backstabs are useful>pickpocket is useful, you can steal good items from NPCs and stores>thieving questline in Baldur's Gate city>both the bandit camp and return to Baldur's Gate are designed for sneaky characters
