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Community RPG Codex GOTY 2018: Results & Cool Graphs
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IncendiaryDevice
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Meh. No AC:O option.
Yes there was.
How many have fallen, look at how high Fallout 76 stands in terms of voters
Look at your right, then look at your left.
One of these posters played Fallout 76. Some might even have bought it.
Unless you're Politician, then none of them has, ofc.
Look at your right, then look at your left.
One of these posters played Fallout 76. Some might even have bought it.
Unless you're Politician, then none of them has, ofc.
zwanzig_zwoelf
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Fallout 76 is #76. I find this amusingly appropriate.
To those 69 (heh, funny number) that voted for Cultist Simulator - meaning those of us that love lovecraftian-themed RPGs - I would like to thank them for voting, and catapulting that tiny little game to top 20.
I honestly thought I'd be the only one voting for it.
Once again, the Codex proves it has good taste.
I honestly thought I'd be the only one voting for it.
Once again, the Codex proves it has good taste.
wasn't Cultist Simulator a roguelite card-strategy game??To those 69 (heh, funny number) that voted for Cultist Simulator - meaning those of us that love lovecraftian-themed RPGs - I would like to thank them for voting, and catapulting that tiny little game to top 20.
I honestly thought I'd be the only one voting for it.
Once again, the Codex proves it has good taste.
Mortmal
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To not offend jeff feelings, its hard to find something that is not a remake in his library, the original game probably was published 20 years ago.
Lyre Mors
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Pretty much what my personal top 3 of the year would be, except ATOM and KCD with switched places. Great poll, and great taste as usual, my codexian brethren! Kingmaker got the place it deserved. Too bad a representative from Owlcat won't come interact with us to the amazing degree Atomboy has.
It's a rogue-like RPG with a story (and lore), despite what the creator says there.
The cards at the bottom act as stats.
You can lose HP, and regain it. You use Passion and Reason, to fulfill tasks and quests.
You interact with NPCs which can either be adversaries, competitors, helpers, minions, teachers and even romantic partners (as much as that rolls in a lovecraftian game).
You go on adventures in all sorts of locations, that require skill checks and resources to overcome - and, if overcome, at the end yield a myriad of rewards, ranging from lore to useful items.
You can even craft, albeit in a very limited fashion, but with interesting consequences.
You can summon creatures to help you in your endavours.
And finally... you can dream, and explore the Mansus in all its glory.
It's an RPG.
The cards at the bottom act as stats.
You can lose HP, and regain it. You use Passion and Reason, to fulfill tasks and quests.
You interact with NPCs which can either be adversaries, competitors, helpers, minions, teachers and even romantic partners (as much as that rolls in a lovecraftian game).
You go on adventures in all sorts of locations, that require skill checks and resources to overcome - and, if overcome, at the end yield a myriad of rewards, ranging from lore to useful items.
You can even craft, albeit in a very limited fashion, but with interesting consequences.
You can summon creatures to help you in your endavours.
And finally... you can dream, and explore the Mansus in all its glory.
It's an RPG.
high T poll, high T result
unfairlight
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well it's fucking arcomage ok
Lyre Mors
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well it's fucking arcomage ok
*Get cards out of MOST of my PC games forever, please.
IronMaiden
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The Codex's four worst games of the year were all based on old school franchises
Yeah it is sad. "Based" is a strong word when it comes to these games. More like barely having any semblance at all to their namesakes.
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First of all, I want to complain that there was no mention of how long the voting was going to take place (or if there was, I somehow missed it).
This made me miss out on voting, which I find to be unfortunate.
Interesting results however, but I think Vampyr was treated a bit too harshly here.
Sure, the SJW undertones are sometimes cringy (although not that prevalent. Could have been worse.) and the controls can be messy sometimes, but overall it was a good for what it was experience with some neat ideas.
This made me miss out on voting, which I find to be unfortunate.
Interesting results however, but I think Vampyr was treated a bit too harshly here.
Sure, the SJW undertones are sometimes cringy (although not that prevalent. Could have been worse.) and the controls can be messy sometimes, but overall it was a good for what it was experience with some neat ideas.
IncendiaryDevice
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I know, it's madness.
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