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6/11/2025, 6:23:47 AM
>>6256233
>>6256273
>>6256471
No, I don't think /qst/ needs a name change. Worldbuilding is already inherent to the concept (fanon quests nonwithstanding) and is often complimentary to the questing subgenre of hobby/game running. For example, I sometimes let players decide worldbuilding elements in my own games by letting them do things like set precedents, aesthetic designs, or take good ideas sound in OOC comments and make them into the "official" quest when they fit just right.
I think /qst/ could use with some more experimental games or types of quest; a collaborative anthology thread in a shared setting where each player can create a short story, or more quests with multiple rotating or decentralized QMs, but I think /qst/'s niche is too specific and would be ruined by inclusion of other things. Originally, those sorts of concepts like CYOAs or jumpchains or worldbuilding threads or whatever other nonsense was hosted on the original Questing board- /tg/. Now I see it as a containment board honestly. Good riddance.
>>6256273
>>6256471
No, I don't think /qst/ needs a name change. Worldbuilding is already inherent to the concept (fanon quests nonwithstanding) and is often complimentary to the questing subgenre of hobby/game running. For example, I sometimes let players decide worldbuilding elements in my own games by letting them do things like set precedents, aesthetic designs, or take good ideas sound in OOC comments and make them into the "official" quest when they fit just right.
I think /qst/ could use with some more experimental games or types of quest; a collaborative anthology thread in a shared setting where each player can create a short story, or more quests with multiple rotating or decentralized QMs, but I think /qst/'s niche is too specific and would be ruined by inclusion of other things. Originally, those sorts of concepts like CYOAs or jumpchains or worldbuilding threads or whatever other nonsense was hosted on the original Questing board- /tg/. Now I see it as a containment board honestly. Good riddance.
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