I know goblins aren't real, but... there was a man at work the other day who I am sure has goblin ancestry.
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I have half a mind to make a game with no maps. No towns, no dungeons. Just battles. Maps are too much trouble to be worth it.
Rain in Breath of the Wild is the bad gameplay mechanic of our time.
In Breath of the Wild, Guardians are the enemies you fear...until you get the Master Sword. Then they fear YOU. Great game design.
Hot oil splashed back up into my face when I was frying chicken. I am Two-Face, now.
Kingdom Hearts III: or, How NOT To Make an Action RPG
It has become apparent that my desire for a battle system in which the player could chain together a bunch of skills in a single turn is...
I bought Pokemon Let's Go, and I'll tell you: the lack of random encounters improves the experience immensely compared to previous games.
Despite all the complaints with RTP, I'm probably just going to use RTP. I'm not a graphics snob and graphics are hard...
Do player horses/mounts have a place in 2D games?
To have a job system or not to have a job system... what I want is for the player to have a lot of latitude to solve all ingame challenges.
Breath of the Wild has spoiled me. Trying to play Witcher III or Horizon Zero Dawn but they're just lousy with tutorials and people talking.
I can't work
Horses.
I'm thinking about starting a thread in which we as a group translate game mechanics from other games into RM mechanics. Where should it go?
Breath of the Wild is the best game of the decade. However, its writing is atrocious. There's a lot to be learned from this game.
What did people think of the Cloisters of Trials puzzles from Final Fantasy X?
Beat-the-time races in RPGs can just *die*.
How would you react if you wanted to use an in-game inn and found out that there were no vacancies?
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