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Topic	Is a game good if you have to mod it to enjoy it?
KamikazePotato 07/17/22 12:15:18 AM #14:	ChaosTonyV4 posted... Some of those complaints dont sound like issues to me tbh. Missing out on certain dialogue and flavor because you built a certain character is the epitome of role-playing lol. There's nothing fun about losing out on dialogue because your character randomly rolls low on an arbitrary dice roll. This has been an issue with the WRPG genre for a long time, even outside of D&D-esque games. It's supposed to be simulating D&D rolls, but the problem is that real-life D&D has a Dungeon Master who will make something interesting happen no matter what happens. In games, it's just content gatekeeping through random chance. The only game I've ever played that somewhat succeeds with this is Disco Elysium. --- It's Reyn Time. <cite>KamikazePotato posted [p:966630352] in Is a game ... [t:80096981]...</cite> <quote>ChaosTonyV4 posted... </cite> <quote>Some of those complaints dont sound like issues to me tbh. Missing out on certain dialogue and flavor because you built a certain character is the epitome of role-playing lol.</quote>There's nothing fun about losing out on dialogue because your character randomly rolls low on an arbitrary dice roll. This has been an issue with the WRPG genre for a long time, even outside of D&D-esque games. It's supposed to be simulating D&D rolls, but the problem is that real-life D&D has a Dungeon Master who will make something interesting happen no matter what happens. In games, it's just content gatekeeping through random chance. The only game I've ever played that somewhat succeeds with this is Disco Elysium. --- It's Reyn Time.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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