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Solo role players do this kind of thing often, and yes it is fun. I’d suggest looking into the Mythic Game Master Emulator and/or Ironsworn to give you a feel for how they do it, then you can take inspiration for your own game.
Solo role players do this kind of thing often, and yes it is fun. I’d suggest looking into the Mythic Game Master Emulator and/or Ironsworn to give you a feel for how they do it, then you can take inspiration for your own game.
A friend of mine said he found it very useful on smaller screens to avoid having a bunch of windows taking up space
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Shame they forgot about objectively the best piano collections, Final Fantasy X-2
Now that’s an armory!
J’ai une partie de BG3 à ses débuts, et j’ai aussi une partie de FF13 en cours pour l’avoir à 100%
Ce soir j’ai des amis qui font escale chez nous avant de repartir demain, puis ce sera course à pied suivi de jeux vidéos et/ou une session de JDR en solo
Hmmm en réfléchissant, le graphique n’est pas très clair: les communes ont-elles toutes le même poids, qu’elle soit Paris ou Chevry-en-Sereine ? Ou bien est-ce qu’ils ont additionné les votes de toutes les communes dans chaque décile, donc en donnant Paris plus de poids dans son décile ? Je ne suis plus sûr
Sans doute parce que ce graphique prend en compte le nombre de communes dans chaque décile, donc une grande ville (donc a priori une seule commune) pèse autant qu’une commune moins peuplée, mais dont il y en a bien plus.
No worries! I don’t really know of an event sequence that’s both restricted to a small area and respawns quickly enough to really farm. Silverwastes is the closest I could think of. There’s also the world boss train but that requires teleporting all over the place, so not really what you’re looking for, but I’ll mention it in case someone else is looking for farmable core content.
Personally I think it’s great for leveling alts. For new players, I think the leveling may be a touch too fast, but my biggest gripe (at the risk of going off topic) is that GW2 doesn’t really explain how to handle its combat mechanics. What is the break bar? What are combo fields? How do I make a build that won’t just get stomped once I reach the level 80 zones? Not sure if the Adventure Guide could fix that or not.
Are you looking for a specific level? There is the Silverwastes farm that sounds a lot like what you are describing, the meta lasts about an hour before repeating all over again. It’s level 80 though.
I’ve got friends who bounced off FF14 because they can’t/won’t pay the sub, so this could be a way for them to experience the world and the story. I’m curious what kind of system it will be using though. They’re only giving d20s and (lots of) d6s in the starter set, so I doubt it’s based on DnD…
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That’s pretty much how ancient texts survived. People would write to each other at the time, asking “hey, do you know that guy who has a copy of Epictetus’s Enchiridion? Could you have him send it to me, I’ll make a copy and send his back”. There are many ancient works that we know existed in this way because we have the letters asking for them, but the actual text of the work didn’t survive.
Emulation is kind of in a legal grey area, and relies on the free labour of volunteers. Who’s to say that in 50-100 years’ time there will still be people able and/or willing to maintain the emulators? You could also argue that emulation is an imperfect reproduction of the actual gaming experience - emulators can both cause bugs or make the game actually run better than it did when it was released.
This has gotten me thinking about legal deposit requirements, such as those that have existed for centuries in certain countries where published works must have a copy submitted to a national library for conservation purposes. Does anyone know if there are initiatives like this for video games? How are they going?
This has gotten me thinking about legal deposit requirements, such as those that have existed for centuries in certain countries where published works must have a copy submitted to a national library for conservation purposes. Does anyone know if there are initiatives like this for video games? How are they going?
This has gotten me thinking about legal deposit requirements, such as those that have existed for centuries in certain countries where published works must have a copy submitted to a national library for conservation purposes. Does anyone know if there are initiatives like this for video games? How are they going?
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