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Filler, bunny?

Imbecile

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X40c said:
@Random fantasy world generator

Ahem... Two words: Dwarf Fortress. The point of DF is to become a complex immersive and while it is not a pureblood RPG, it still has huge amounts of potential. Of course we'll have to wait till 2020 before the storytelling part actually becomes good enough to be compared with cRPGs. Then again, reading some of the player written stories, the Fortress mode is already quite immersive, even if the Adventurer mode is not up to bar. I suggest hearing some of the interviews made with Toady One, he has touch on the subject of fantasy world generation a number of times and has outlined the nature of DF 1.0 as well.
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Ah yes. Boatmurdered

Sadly, I've tried Dwarf fortress, but ...*dashes tears from eyes* it was too hardcore for me.
 

Satori (original)

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Imbecile said:
Now Nethack, I've played and enjoyed, but it just makes me hanker for a high production values semi-roguelike.
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Prince of Qin? Like Diablo except good.
 
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