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The difference is in the design of the game. A computer game that has too much of the gameplay assigned to randomness will get boring quickly, whereas a board/c
by ndsipa_pomu 3y ago
The difference is in the design of the game. A computer game that has too much of the gameplay assigned to randomness will get boring quickly, whereas a board/card game can be unfair and unbalanced as part of the fun is the players' reactions. An example would be the Fluxx card game which dramatically changes the rules as play continues which makes strategising almost useless.
- antisthenes 3y agoChanging the rules during play and having too much RNG are not the same thing.
- Ancapistani 3y ago> A computer game that has too much of the gameplay assigned to randomness will get boring quickly Are you familiar with roguelikes? Nethack? The games that I replay most often are the ones that are ridiculously difficult and callously unfair to the player - because they're also the ones that get my mind engaged the most, and where I get the most enjoyment from overcoming an unfair situation.