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    RPGs can become much more “radical” but hardcore players are “resistant to change”, says Obsidian

    Alright silly imitations of you guys aside, I agree with Sawyer that fans like you are too conservative and only value rpg's with classic mechanics. My point stands that you don't need to show player stats, the number of damage a weapon does, you also don't need perks or skill checks. Unless you...
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    RPGs can become much more “radical” but hardcore players are “resistant to change”, says Obsidian

    That's the spirit! And it will help connect the combat too, so you won't have to do the filler content in between.
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    RPGs can become much more “radical” but hardcore players are “resistant to change”, says Obsidian

    I'm just agreeing with you, you want more games like fallout 1/2 where you kill things, that's what an rpg is. You can ignore dog meat and kill on your own, kill the dog itself, feed the dog and he'll help you kill things, so much choice. If you're not killing directly, someone will kill for...
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    RPGs can become much more “radical” but hardcore players are “resistant to change”, says Obsidian

    It's the natural evolution, in Fallout 1 you kill things, go kill cop, I dun like him, you kill cop, or you kill other guy. Or you kill a doctor or you might not kill, that's plenty of choice. Later on a guy wants you to kill sum people but you can kill him back. The game teaches you what the...
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    RPGs can become much more “radical” but hardcore players are “resistant to change”, says Obsidian

    I don't care, all that matters is if I kill things and like the world. I like deserts, and killing things in deserts. See? Sand. More games need to be like Fallout 3 and 4 so we can progress the genre and killl. That's how RPG's work.
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    RPGs can become much more “radical” but hardcore players are “resistant to change”, says Obsidian

    That's not true skill, player based skill is the future. I hope Sawyer makes a game like Skyrim, I like killing things.
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    RPGs can become much more “radical” but hardcore players are “resistant to change”, says Obsidian

    Cause it's skill based, that's how RPG's should be. Ideally it would be FPS games but you can try different things, like card game RPG eSports, or even Beatemups would be ideal and very radical.
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    RPGs can become much more “radical” but hardcore players are “resistant to change”, says Obsidian

    *losing his mind, not loosing. Also I agree with Walpknut, but the RPG should also be an eSport.
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    RPGs can become much more “radical” but hardcore players are “resistant to change”, says Obsidian

    If that was your goal then seem oddly proud that you wasted your time.
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    RPGs can become much more “radical” but hardcore players are “resistant to change”, says Obsidian

    Comparing running in RPG's to racing games, yeah this conversation is going nowhere.
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    RPGs can become much more “radical” but hardcore players are “resistant to change”, says Obsidian

    It's not contradictory, an RPG with gameplay beyond adding skill points trough a UI is perfectly reasonable, an RPG that conveys information without numbers is perfectly doable. And stop with the "RPG's shouldn't require player skills" because they already do, if you play a healer you still...
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    RPGs can become much more “radical” but hardcore players are “resistant to change”, says Obsidian

    Animations, sounds, decals, sprites and so on. Again it's tedious explaining something so many times only for someone to overlook the comment and ask me again to explain it. Also it's a game, sometimes you can't visualize a concept until you have played the game. There is no such a thing as a...
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    Thoughts on lootboxes?

    It's a fan thing period, when people get attached to a game or a company they overlook problems because they tend to project themselves into it. Criticising the game or the company to such people is like criticising themselves, that's why criticism is taken very personally, that's why companies...
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