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The criticisms people are laying out about being able to say anything making games boring would apply to D&D as well. Since D&D is really fun despite the freedo
by Bjartr 2y ago
The criticisms people are laying out about being able to say anything making games boring would apply to D&D as well. Since D&D is really fun despite the freedom to (attempt) to say or do whatever your imagination can dream up means it's at least plausible that a game with generative dialogue and narrative could work well.
Just because you're free to speak doesn't mean NPCs will listen, nor does it mean there aren't rules or that there won't be consequences.
- jncfhnb 2y agoD&D is fun because it is a social experience. There’s also a level of expected player etiquette. If you want to go off the rails and completely ignore the party and plot, you’ll probably be kicked out of the group. D&D is fun, but the vast majority of campaigns are cut short and unfinished. A game with generative dialogue could work well. But one should expect that slapping it into most games will work horribly.
- Bjartr 2y agoSlapping any mechanic in without thought rarely produces a good game. > If you want to go off the rails and completely ignore the party and plot, you’ll probably be kicked out of the group. Sounds like a great place an AI can fill in as is DM for otherwise toxic players.