I mean, it was more of a lame tongue-in-cheek comment than an actual judgement. I don't exactly exclude myself from the autistic pool.
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trash combat or no combat
- Thread starter lukaszek
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Jack Of Owls
Arcane
I remember being impressed with Pool of Radiance on the C64 - the first fantasy RPG I ever played - and that the goblin trash mobs that gave you trouble in early levels wouldn't engage you at mid-high level. "We''ll let you pass - this time." It added just that little bit more of immersion. Surprised more RPGs post-SSI never seemed to do this much
Darth Canoli
Arcane
I don't know about "grand" but RTS!
That's undeniably one of the most autistic genre if not the most autistic one (tower defense is close-by too).
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