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So like if it is just the tip you are only a little bit gay?

Josh Sawyer, Mike Laidlaw, Strix Beltran, Paweł Sasko, and Lis Moberly go deep on writing and playing RPGs 80-minute discussion with five veteran RPG designers Spotify Apple Podcast Direct download...

Here is an article about it: https://www.pcgamer.com/a-fallout-co-creator-has-been-revealing-heater-after-heater-of-never-before-seen-rpg-history-on-youtube-including-an-early-lord-of-the-rings-rpg-demo/

Canadian state funded total conversation mod "Originally released in 2017, the Fallout Tactics mod, The Sum / Nous Aurons has found newfound attention with Kotaku's(opens in new tab) reporting that the anarchist art project received funding from the Canada Council for the Arts, as well as the...

Encased is fun.

"The freebie fury continues on the Epic Games Store today with not just one but three great classics: Fallout, Fallout 2, and Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel." https://www.pcgamer.com/the-best-fallout-games-are-all-free-on-the-epic-store/...

It was funny. That's the only criteria I had to post it.

Right?! I mean how lazy are game devs nowdays?! I found it hilarious though. No QA whatsoever.

The Crisis Core remaster just released and as noted by Kotaku, has the gettyimage logo watermarked on paintings in the game.

And all those RPGs made prior to that, late 80s, early 90s etc were not as story focused at all like RPGs has become today, where story and choose your own adventure has taken priority over combat and tactical gameplay.

They are not, and choices and consequences is a fairly new thing in RPGs where as the main focus used to be combat, and systems. Though I guess it depends on what era you grew up during.

You mean how you build your characters and how those systems are used? I agree. What I am less anal about is story and choices and consequences.

Roleplaying games are about stats and how systems interact, not about roleplaying. You are all silly.