How RPG games trick you into thinking you have choices
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ExodusNirvana
Change is inevitable...
Modern ones do
The OGs and classics did not
Chrono Trigger...certain Final Fantasies...Xenogears...Tactics
But the modern gamer does'nt like shyt like that anymore, that's why FF has been ass for a solid two decades
They want to be spoonfed shyt with action RPG elements so they can get back to running cornball trick plays on Madden and not playing team basketball in the Rec on 2K
The OGs and classics did not
Chrono Trigger...certain Final Fantasies...Xenogears...Tactics
But the modern gamer does'nt like shyt like that anymore, that's why FF has been ass for a solid two decades
They want to be spoonfed shyt with action RPG elements so they can get back to running cornball trick plays on Madden and not playing team basketball in the Rec on 2K
Vandelay
Life is absurd. Lean into it.
A lot of games suck nowadays. More at 11.
Caribbean lover
All Star
Speaking off rpgs I started playing Octopath traveler a few weeks ago for mobile and I’m having a blast
FO2 is the last game I can rember where you could literally kill everyone and not break the game.
ExodusNirvana
Change is inevitable...
I copped for Switch a few months ago and I been enjoying it as well but I just haven't had the time to play it
Theodoresolderbreh
No Shorts No Malarkey
fallout 4
Green negs and spam
Superstar
The Outer Worlds was good at handling player choice.
ME2 had great choice/consequences mechanics.
The Outer Worlds and FO:NV.
Now I remember that NV got rid of essential NPCs aside from kids and Yes Man.Never played Outer Worlds.
Yall know, Obsidian is the GOAT when it comes to player choice and storylines.
Never played Outer Worlds.
The Outer Worlds was such a surprise because I low expectations and I freakin LOVED it.
You can beat the game killing everyone or no one
Fillerguy
Veteran
Speaking of, ever playthrough with 1 intelligence? shyt is jokes
