Unironically thought it stood for 'console' for the first year or so after encountering the term.No, the C stands for Computer.
Otherwise all the console kiddies are going to claim "Classic RPG? Why of course, that stands for early JRPGs on the Super Nintendo and Playstation!"
JRPGs were a part of the CRPG genre at first, that is, non tabletop RPGs, but later people had to distinguish them from western PC RPGs because, althought mechanically similar, most JRPGs never tried to emulate a pen and paper experience, they were just trying to emulate Wizardry at best.Unironically thought it stood for 'console' for the first year or so after encountering the term.No, the C stands for Computer.
Otherwise all the console kiddies are going to claim "Classic RPG? Why of course, that stands for early JRPGs on the Super Nintendo and Playstation!"
It's never been a very useful category, and it's significantly worse now that there's so little difference between computers and consoles, especially in regards to rpgs.
Who browses shit via categories any more anyways? Tag based systems are far more useful, and if you're dealing with people, simply referencing a particular game is the way to go. "Recommend me a good crpg" is like saying "Recommend me a good haircut."
I think we should start calling them Nigger Playing Games.
Confucius say modern western rpgs full of degenerate and gay.No, C stands for Chinese.
It's never been a very useful category, and it's significantly worse now that there's so little difference between computers and consoles, especially in regards to rpgs.
NPG already stands for non-playable game. It refers to titles like Gone Home and Disco Elysium that don't actually feature gameplay.I think we should start calling them Nigger Playing Games.
But it does.Otherwise all the console kiddies are going to claim "Classic RPG? Why of course, that stands for early JRPGs on the Super Nintendo and Playstation!"