buffalo bill
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poll missing option for: none, they should stop making games
I'm thinking Uno or Monopoly.
Does anyone know if the explosion in quantity of Warhammer licensed games in the past fifteen years is because of a decline in miniature sales?
Seeing this meme begging for Larian to adapt Warhammer fantasy into a turn-based CRPG make me wonder: After D&D, which tabletop franchise would benefit the most from being adpated into a turn-based CRPG by Larian? With BG3 popping off as hard as it did, lots of franchises are gonna want the Larian treatment now, so the possibilities are there.
Probably not Warhammer fantasy though, Larian is know for having a kinky sense of humor, I am not very sure it feels well in WH grim darkness.
But what about Shadowrun? Given that nearly all the major tabletop franchises like D&D, Pathfinder, Cyberpunk have had their time to shine as crpg in recent years, with World of Darkness and Warhammer 40k to follow suit soon (Bloodlines 2 from unknown new developer and Rogur Trader from Owlcar respectively), only Shadowrun hasn't received any attention from crpg developers since 2015.
Do you think Larian can do Shadowrun justice, if Microsoft - the current digital right owner of Shadowrun - give them a go-ahead? After all, a setting that mix tolkien-esque fantasy tropes with cyberpunk vibe like Shadowrun have a lot of potential for a turn-based CRPG, as Shadowrun Dragonfall and Hong Kong prove. After Baldur's Gate 3, it can be safely said that if there is any studio who can turn a turn-based CRPG based on Shadowrun IP into a critical and commercial hit with mass appeal, it's Larian.
I also wouldn't mind if Larian use the fund from Baldur's Gate 3's success to have another go at Divinity Dragon Commander... Gosh I love that game despite its flaws, a sequel/reboot with bigger budget that can address all the original's shortcomings would be welcome.
Sales-wise FB was pretty much dead when Vermintide/Total War were greenlit.Does anyone know if the explosion in quantity of Warhammer licensed games in the past fifteen years is because of a decline in miniature sales?
40k as well?Sales-wise FB was pretty much dead when Vermintide/Total War were greenlit.Does anyone know if the explosion in quantity of Warhammer licensed games in the past fifteen years is because of a decline in miniature sales?
Does anyone know if the explosion in quantity of Warhammer licensed games in the past fifteen years is because of a decline in miniature sales?
You know, I take that back.None.
Stay the fuck away.
Good luck with any of the niche games of old becoming a CRPG: Tekumel, Skyjorune(I don’t coun’t that last one as a good entry), Wilderlands from Judges Guild, Tunnels & Trolls, Atlantis, Mayfair Games - Role Aids, Arduin, Talislanta, etc. I think the dudes of JG have a Nazi stick up their arse or so I’m told. They fucked their ip up so bad no digital front wants to hold any PDFs of their content and their own store is sparse as fuck or dead. And their KS blew butt chunks.I'd love to see a Tekumel CRPG but Larian's cringe writing can't do the setting justice.