/vrpg/ - Thread 3937792

Anonymous
03/02/26(Mon)01:14:55 No.3937792

Anonymous 03/02/26(Mon)01:14:55 No.3937792 [Reply]▶

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>crpg
>forced tabletop emulation
>required consumable food / camping supplies to travel
>kingdom management sub-mechanic

Stop doing this.

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Anonymous
03/02/26(Mon)01:28:51 No.3937795

Anonymous 03/02/26(Mon)01:28:51 No.3937795▶

>>3937792
You're looking for hack-and-slash games, anon. You don't like the whole part where you're supposed to immerse yourself within a setting and deal with the practical realities of living and adventuring there.
What you're looking for is Diablo, Path Of Exile and games like that. Just hold down the "do" button and hypnotize yourself with the flashing screen as meaningless glittering animations play randomly.
Now you know what you're looking for. Hope this helps. Bye.

Anonymous
03/02/26(Mon)01:41:34 No.3937799

Anonymous 03/02/26(Mon)01:41:34 No.3937799▶

>>3937792
What game? This sounds awesome

Anonymous
03/02/26(Mon)02:06:46 No.3937810

Anonymous 03/02/26(Mon)02:06:46 No.3937810▶

>>3937792
>WRPG

Yeah we snoozin

Anonymous
03/02/26(Mon)04:08:00 No.3937837

Anonymous 03/02/26(Mon)04:08:00 No.3937837▶

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>>3937810
>JARPIG
>reddit spacing

Anonymous
03/02/26(Mon)04:57:13 No.3937843

Anonymous 03/02/26(Mon)04:57:13 No.3937843▶

>>3937795
You gotta admit, CRPGs have the worst flow of any genre. They're like some unholy mashup between an RTS, a point-and-click adventure, and a visual novel but also you have to manage 4 separate inventories because the developers hate you. I don't think it's a coincidence the genre died out as soon as analog controls became the norm.

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