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Honestly, after minecraft - no Sir, its not graphics. If somebody buys into your world at turtle graphics, he will buy in and add to it. We all defended carbor
by Pica_soO 10y ago
Honestly, after minecraft - no
Sir, its not graphics. If somebody buys into your world at turtle graphics, he will buy in and add to it.
We all defended carbordfort in the war of the stickguns against those pesky neighborhood guerilla.
- mercer 10y agoAbsolutely, although I do sometimes like to marvel at the state of graphics/physics of the latest games! Another example where I think lack of graphics actually contributes to making a great game: Avernum (RPG). Way back when I spent hours of my life playing Exile 1-3, of which the Avernum series is part remake (1-3) and part completely new (4-6). I recently bought the last three installments and I've been having a lot of fun playing it. The thing is, even until this day few games I've played came even close to the experience Exile/Avernum provides, both in the tactical RPG sense and world-building and storytelling, even though the graphics are quite atrocious. Most Triple-A RPG's I've played were nice in many other ways, but fell short in the crucial elements that I care most about.
- Pica_soO 10y agoImagine a game that had a procedural story arc generator, following the heroes journey. It really could be more then just a bunch of reused puppets and set-pieces.