Anonymous
11/4/2025, 4:02:03 AM
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Do people actually enjoy DnD mechanics in video games?
It's literally a relic of boomer turn based SLOP from 50 years ago.
>Uses dice instead of RNG just because okay? Adding numbers greater than 6 too hard. Have to use two dice instead. TI-83 hadn't been invented at the time.
>No innovations or updates to it's boomer turn-based design in 51 years. No E33 parryslop dodging, no FF4 ATB, no Persona all out attacks, no persona "one mores"
>Entire system designed around boomers from 51 years ago using a pen and paper.
>51 years of advances in computing technology ignored. Rely on dice instead
>Roll dice to take a shit. Roll dice to wipe ass. All retarded mechanics that just encourage save scumming and smarter devs have long moved past because no one likes missables tied behind RNG.
>Only 12 levels. 90% of some characters (i.e. Karlach in BG3) just involve pressing the attack buttons. Most of those levels just let you attack one more time.
How is BG3 combat good again?
>Uses dice instead of RNG just because okay? Adding numbers greater than 6 too hard. Have to use two dice instead. TI-83 hadn't been invented at the time.
>No innovations or updates to it's boomer turn-based design in 51 years. No E33 parryslop dodging, no FF4 ATB, no Persona all out attacks, no persona "one mores"
>Entire system designed around boomers from 51 years ago using a pen and paper.
>51 years of advances in computing technology ignored. Rely on dice instead
>Roll dice to take a shit. Roll dice to wipe ass. All retarded mechanics that just encourage save scumming and smarter devs have long moved past because no one likes missables tied behind RNG.
>Only 12 levels. 90% of some characters (i.e. Karlach in BG3) just involve pressing the attack buttons. Most of those levels just let you attack one more time.
How is BG3 combat good again?