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And don't forget this gem from the flash age! No, seriously. Tactics 100 is good on a casual level. https://flashghetto.com/games/tactics_100_live

Wildermyth is the ultimate newbie friendly tactics game and is a great game in its own right,

Do not sleep on Tactics Ogre: Knight of Lodis, especially if you have played Reborn. Knight of Lodis is a prequel. I played Tactics Ogre LUCT to death, Was shocked when, on the Law route, I ”accidentally“ let Catiua die and was hated enough that I got *assassinated* during the ending as king...

I was a caffeine addict long before I became a competitive Injustice 2 player. But I do need to stop for my own health

Leave me alone

Nowadays I am almost always DM to new players who want to get into it, but I still enjoy it. We ended a 2+ year long campaign recently. The players wanted large squads/army rules near the end so I ended up doing a few mass-scale battles using the Warhammer 40K rules, which are perfect for it.

Going into the enemy armies camp, alone, and solo'ing the entire thing as a Shadowdancer is probably my single favorite IE memory. That being said, i've only done it once. And it pushed my knowledge of early BG tactics to the max. Was delightful. I am finally doing another full trilogy run...

If this is even remotely true pack it up, its over. Can I get my early access purchase refunded in full? "Baldur's Gate 3 Has Everything: Polyamory, Bear F*******, Blood Sacrifice"

After losing my long time gaming PC I had to resort to my long forgotten tablet. Lo and behold, the BG enhanced editions are on it! So I download them, swiftly learn how to transport my mod lists, and am having a blast since it has been years since I touched them after obsessing over them for...

DnD oceans aren't "just fish and seaweed" as that link implies, that they are full of actual sentient NPCs, with towns and potential companions and problems to solve. Aquatic elves, sirines, sahuagin, aboleth, storm giants and their underwater castles, getting to see the Citadel of Ten Thousand...

My favorite setting that has never been used is the entire underwater world of DnD. I want a purely aquatic adventure at this point. That ends in the Elemental Plane of Water or in the floating ocean section of the Astral plane. There are entire factions, species, worlds-within-worlds that have...

I live for this kind of content. DnD history and DnD video game history in particular is fascinating. Lot of hidden gems. Dungeon Hack or Menzoberannzan anyone?

My list of to-dos in BG is still huge despite me having over a decades worth of time with the game at this point. I want to run off-brand PCs like a Skald or a Wizard Slayer (I made the ishlilka mod just because I wanted to use the class without using the class lmao), I want to see Chaotic...

I never, in a million years, would have guessed that winter wolves spawn in the Naskhel Mines area. What are they doing so far south anyway? I don't think i've ever rested there.

I definitely want to and am following the plot but Baldurs Gate 3 was a lesson to me not to buy games in Early Access under any circumstances.

I can't help but farm Ankhegs as soon as I can, usually by level 2 or 3, until I hit about level 6.

Darkest Dungeon. One of my favorite party building RPGs of all time, and bite sized enough that I can spend 20 minutes or all day on it. Characters are likely to die, and death is permanent. The stress of adventuring can cause you to go insane or inspire you to new feats of heroism. Strategy is...

They should be more open about how they feel to the end consumers. If they hate story and writing and want to make Fortnite with Dragons, go ahead! But be honest about it so we can reject it from the start. Makes things easy. Don't worry, you aren't missing a good story.

I have been thinking about this since being blown away by the dialogue quality of GPT4 and the sound quality of these new voice synthesizers. If you ask it to play a character and describe it in detail it already does so very well. If you can set various personalities for it and let you talk in...

Devil Survivor from the Megami Tensei series. How to describe it? Megami Tensei games are all alike in theme. They all deal with the death of the current world, and its divine reincarnation into something new. Every worlds death brings demons and angels back from their respective realms to...