Ausdoerrt
Augur
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- Nov 16, 2006
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I've seen very few cases of Japanese TRPG and western turn-based RPGs cross-pollinating, though. TRGP fans are more likely to try other JRPGs, while western RPG fans are more likely to go to real-time RPG or turn-based strategies, depending on personal preference. Though without actual numbers all of this is no more than conjecture.Fire Emblem and D:OS are both tactical RPGs. They're different, but they fill a similar niche of popularity and share many gameplay elements that distinguish them from: ACTION RPG, TRADITIONAL JRPG, or RTwP. Or what, you think either fire emblem or D:OS is more popular than Dragon Quest XI? Maybe. Like I said, 2 and 3 are close, and maybe overhead TB will become more popular than the traditional TB in 202X.
What isn't is that TRPG's everything - presentation, gameplay, mechanics - is so vastly different from western turn-based RPGs that they're about as close as Diablo is to Doom - though both are technically 'action games'.
...by people who don't know jack shit about JRPGs or RPGs in general.JRPG is used colloquially in reference to a style of turn-based gameplay
People said that about 4e before that, and 3e before that etc.I guess I can absolve Swen of guilt for party initiative. The pattern now appears to be that 5E is just a fucking retarded iteration that removed fun and good from the D&D ruleset.oh well it's actually in the Dungeon master guide page 270.