Do you judge a game based on superficial qualities? Be honest.
>>723226278 (OP)
I literally don't get it.
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10/14/2025, 12:49:44 PM
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>>723228314
You mean, like, whether a love story takes place in such a setting so as to end under a tree, as opposed to a castle (or Ring Cycle taking place in mythic past versus industrial revolution, or King Lear taking place in pre-Roman Britain vs Sengoku Period of Japan) while fundamentally telling the same story and being mechanically the same? Yes, absolutely! I play games "for the story", and it's absolutely crucial that spreadsheets correspond to logistics of running an army (cool af), rather than logistics of running a delivery company (boring!), or that a first-person game involving clicking on objects on the screen tells the story of "shooting enemies with guns" rather than indeterminate geometric objects the clicking of which raises your score.
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10/14/2025, 12:58:26 PM
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>>723228691
>>723227968
No, it's about whether the main character has a snout or not.
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10/14/2025, 1:07:22 PM
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>>723228314
????
Anyway, it's same shit. If I want to LARP as Caesar or Cao Cao or Belisarius or Khalid ibn al-Walid or Horatio Nelson then it does matter for the story whether the playable character has a snout, because none of these persons actually had a snout and a snout distracts from the LARP.
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10/14/2025, 2:50:23 PM
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>>723235757
>>723226278 (OP)
kek, I thought the "Okay?" at the bottom of the text panel was a dialogue choice and read it as "Okay!"
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10/14/2025, 3:31:11 PM
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>>723233364
I too like to read "?" as "!"
