You know what's even more stupid? Two fence sitters jerking themselves off for not committing to a side. Both sides suck, I'm glad you two are so above it all.Finally. Both systems are for retards, don't you see?! Games in general are for retards who can't (properly) escape real problems. Fucking codex is degrading people into fucking dust. It should be fucking illegal.So, these are the conclusions so far:
- TB is RTwP for dumb people;
- RTwP is TB for dumb people.
This is getting interesting, please continue.
The one that gives the AI more time to compute.Which one of those sounds more punishing to you?
Just treat it like an exercise: repetition, repetition...Oh I see we're back at square one
Yeah, because one can't recognize that both systems are different and liking one over the other is mostly the matter of personal preference. You have to blindly and wholly support one or the other. Fucking dumbass...You know what's even more stupid? Two fence sitters jerking themselves off for not committing to a side. Both sides suck, I'm glad you two are so above it all.
It depends on what you perceive as "Larian". I couldn't find information about Swen's relationship with the BGs, but I kinda have this recollection he stated somewhere it was one of his favorites games. I might be mistaken. Either way, I've never had the impression Larian are like EA or Ubisoft, I feel they actually like games themselves. How do you quantify that, though? Since they are such a big company, who exactly needs to love games/BGs to satisfy you or anyone? I'd say you are a bit uncharacteristically oversensitive on this issue, especially since we haven't seen a lot from this game yet. There was no way they were going to make a 2D RPG with no cinematic dialogues, we knew this from the very beginning because of the high fidelity models. There's also the fact a lot of RPGs were made recently and are being made, I'm quite looking forward to Realms Beyond for example, so if this turns out to be a dud there are other offerings.That just proves love is an awful poison running in our veins.
Perhaps. On the other hand, I suspect Larian doesn't have much love for the BG IP beyond the windfall it will undoubtedly precipitate, and that is part of the problem. But yes, detachment is likelier to lead to enjoyment here, provided one is willing to go down that route.
Yeah, because one can't recognize that both systems are different and liking one over the other is mostly the matter of personal preference. You have to blindly and wholly support one or the other. Fucking dumbass...
But that's like saying "this tastes like shit, but that's why I like it".
It's just the end of this discussion in the thread, not the end of the thread. We still have to talk about why Larian chose the name bg3 again.You can't rationalize which is better because they are vastly DIFFERENT modes. Each mode is doing it's own stuff for better or for worse. Each person loves one more than the other. /thread
Says someone who called somebody a "fence sitting cuck" forThere's a difference between talking about the pros and cons of both sides and just calling anyone who argues for a side retarded.
you are a bit uncharacteristically oversensitive on this issue
Hope is indeed a cruel mistress, but I'd say there is no hope for the writing. We know it's going to be garbage, so it's better to set our expectations accordingly.you are a bit uncharacteristically oversensitive on this issue
The writing appears to be utterly abysmal thus far, exhibiting none of the original BGs' relative efficiency. Anyhow, if they manage to clean that up (they won't, if the self-conscious shift from D:OS1 to 2 is anything to go by) and use the reskin as a springboard towards a more idiomatic visual identity (perhaps they will), I may yet be swayed into giving the game a shot. There is still time, but hope is no less of a poison.
Or they will make fights smaller, but more meaningful?Or, or, hear me out here I'm gonna make another spicy take - they let us skip animations.Imagine those gibberlings at start of BG1 or the battle vs Kuo-Toa spam in BG2, you'd die of boredom waiting for the turns.
turn based is better because the ruleset is turn-based
if you're going to make it real time you might as well just throw the entire ruleset out the window because it's not even remotely the same game anymore
not sure why that's hard to grasp
RTwP is RTS for dumb people.
then play games that aren't adaptations of tabletop, geniusturn based is better because the ruleset is turn-based
if you're going to make it real time you might as well just throw the entire ruleset out the window because it's not even remotely the same game anymore
not sure why that's hard to grasp
CRPG is NOT tabletop. No one has made the law it should be taken into the computer game as TB.
I, uh...
I think you should stand this one down.
Also, the fuck do you mean it doesn't spell anything to you? Good RtwP ALWAYS spell what is going on to you.
What I mean by this is you actually have to pay attention to what's happening, the camera doesn't focus on the only action happening at the time, consider the whole sentence when you respond to one.
here's nothing wrong with pausing a lot in rtwp, that's what it's for. Only an idiot who thinks too highly of himself would be afraid of using a feature like that too much. Rtwp is not better because it's faster, it is better because it lets you react to the battle as it's happening, worry more about positioning, makes you pay attention to the battle instead of spelling everything out to you, etc...
Again, this is not the strength of RtwP and you are hurting your own point.
My points are better than anything you've put out, you fence sitting cuck.
not are you reacting to things as they happen, you do not change orders mid combat quickly: you see an enemy, pause, issue order, unpause, see results. Also, the fuck do you mean it doesn't spell anything to you?
You can totally react to things in rtwp. You've never given someone a command then changed it before it happened? You just give a command and hope it works out? Also reacting to something when it's happening means when an enemy is running at your mage you can send someone to intercept them while its still happening, where in turn based you would just watch it then react later during your turn.
where in turn based you would just watch it then react later during your turn.
I get it, I messed up a word and it caused some confusion, (your grammar isn't perfect either) but if you weren't too busy jerking yourself off thinking your the only one who knows the benefits of rtwp and nothing else matters, then maybe you would have actually understood the rest of what I was saying.
"committing to a side", how old are you?You know what's even more stupid? Two fence sitters jerking themselves off for not committing to a side. Both sides suck, I'm glad you two are so above it all.Finally. Both systems are for retards, don't you see?! Games in general are for retards who can't (properly) escape real problems. Fucking codex is degrading people into fucking dust. It should be fucking illegal.So, these are the conclusions so far:
- TB is RTwP for dumb people;
- RTwP is TB for dumb people.
This is getting interesting, please continue.
You clearly have never played a single TB game, what the fuck are you even talking aboutin turn based you shouldn't put your mage in a bad position to begin with and you'd get punished for doing soYou can totally react to things in rtwp. You've never given someone a command then changed it before it happened? You just give a command and hope it works out? Also reacting to something when it's happening means when an enemy is running at your mage you can send someone to intercept them while its still happening, where in turn based you would just watch it then react later during your turn.
rtwp is retard friendly
In turn based I would just put my mage far enough that nothing would be able to reach it in a single turn. Rtwp would punish me for leaving my mage open because the enemy would be able to run at them until they reach them, I wouldn't have 6 turns too deal with him, he would keep hitting my mage until it's dealt with. If I mess up my mage positioning, rtwp will punish me for it but also give me some way to react to it while in turn based the enemy would get a single hit (possibly) then stand there while I kill him by the time he can move again. Which one of those sounds more punishing to you?
No, please, don't feed the beast. Please, it's dangerous.I've been out of gaming for a wee while, and look what happens when I come back - great new info re. this game, and the new PK kikcstarter! It's like waiting for buses ...
I can't believe anyone would moan about this being turn-based, btw. RTWP is generally (not in all circumstances, but generally) crappy, and not even in the spirit of D&D; turn-based for this is a definite improvement. I hope Larian look closely at ToEE and the turn-based fan mod that was made for PK.