>>96784680
I find a lot of games, TTRPG or video game, have a problem with this. Where in actuality, the game is meant to be played in a highly specific faction that is simply not discoverable unless the developer released a guide taking you through the steps. There's a few open world RPGs that shine more when you play the Intended Way and feel more cohesive. While you can brute force your way around, something's 'off' about what's going on. Like you know something's wrong but don't know what. Taking you out of the experience.
It really should shock no one that DnD suffers heavily from this disease.
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>>58441241
>unironically we lost. globalism won.
People keep saying this, but globalism is so fucking incompetent that it can't keep anything it takes or attempts to do. It always falls apart. More rapidly than ever now, too. Now it's AI that's going to let them finally do it, so they say, but the AIs are schizophrenic, habitual liars, and more incompetent than Indian tech support.
But, what? Any day now? This time is the time it works?
>unironically we lost. globalism won.
People keep saying this, but globalism is so fucking incompetent that it can't keep anything it takes or attempts to do. It always falls apart. More rapidly than ever now, too. Now it's AI that's going to let them finally do it, so they say, but the AIs are schizophrenic, habitual liars, and more incompetent than Indian tech support.
But, what? Any day now? This time is the time it works?