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> That's just not how games work. A longsword in dnd is not a longsword in final fantasy, nor is it a longsword in dark souls, nor is it a longsword in minecraf
by daniel-cussen 5y ago
> That's just not how games work. A longsword in dnd is not a longsword in final fantasy, nor is it a longsword in dark souls, nor is it a longsword in minecraft.
That's not a terrible idea. Crossovers between games. Good gimmick.
And a lot of what you're talking about is culturally constructed, it doesn't have to be that way.
- spywaregorilla 5y agoCrossovers are fine. That's not the issue being noted here. The problem is that people imagine generic items are cross compatible within many games, but that just doesn't work. If you want to make a crossover version of the master sword in minecraft, sure, that's cool. If you want to somehow import the data and just assume some sort of parser will get the properties and the look and feel right, you're going to have a shit time. And then still you'd be better off on a centralized setting.