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Do you use walkthrough or look up stuff when playing a RPG for the first time?
xdotuu
No.161
I think it ruins the experience no more so than looking up spoilers for a movie before watching it. And looking up builds or secrets beforehand without discovering it youself is practically cheating.
f28Bgr
No.162
>>161(OP)
i only only ntr rpg and sandbox
xdotuu
No.163
>>162
Kill yourself

jwGa2D
No.164
>>161(OP)
yes and then I lose interest for some reason after realising how stupid gaming really is.
kek, I like the concept of games as "art" than games themselves.
xdotuu
No.165
>>164
You probably spend more time browsing twitter and imageboard or watching YouTube videos than playing games.

jwGa2D
No.166
>>165
yaar why so hateful but not that you are completely wrong either
DQm9U5
No.167
Grow up
Dayush should remove this board
xdotuu
No.168
>>166
Not hate just saying what most of these "oh i have grown out of this childish hobby" people online usually tend to be

jwGa2D
No.169
>>161(OP)
You are right in that guides ruin the experience and shatter any reason to play the game at all.
It brins into question if playing games is worth it at all.

jwGa2D
No.170
>>168
I dont think games are childish unless its nostalgia baiting like what nintendoes.
Games funnily enough, are not for everybody except a range of autists that can make the most of it. Others are in it for the updates on IG with their RGBs
xdotuu
No.171
>>169
Of course it's worth it if figuring out the games system and building something you figured out on your own sounds fun to you. Looking it up is basically like taking away the core part of an RPG.
>>170
You did like it at once, no? It's one thing to have no time for it in favour of something new, but don't say it's stupid if you're just addicted to doomscrolling now.
jwGa2D
No.172
>>171
again, I don't consider the medium as retarded.
Its an off and on perspective people tend to have especially for something that requires attention like RPGs
xdotuu
No.173
>>172
I mean, you yourself said that you, "lost interest after realising how stupid gaming really is."

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k39Ve8
No.174
>>161(OP)
You zoom zooms will never know the joy of reading text only walkthroughs and being able to skip to just the part you're stuck at without any other spoilers or youtuber banter
xdotuu
No.175
>>174
Abey I literally used to write such walkthrough back in the day


A/CHi4
No.176
>>161(OP)
RPG? No, not at all. But sometimes if I get stuck on a particular part I'll look it up.
got the game spoiled for me by doing so many times
what RPGs do you play, anaans?
xdotuu
No.177
>>176
I don't just play RPGs, but I encounter this specifically with RPGs. With old emulated games, I agree with you. It's almost impossible to even know what to do without the booklet that used to come. Right now, this was about the oblivion remake. And before you go there, I did play the OG. I was just reading about people who didn't play it before.
jwGa2D
No.178
>>173
>I mean, you yourself said that you, "lost interest after realising how stupid gaming really is."
lose interest only in playing that game after continuous referral of guides. Not games themselves.


A/CHi4
No.179
>>177
>before you go there
relax yaar, not going to
it also applies to simulator games and RTSs, because those genres are fond of dropping you in strange situations with no information on how to proceed.
I used to play Rise of Nations, and only after looking online did I realize that troops take more damage from the sides and that some troops counter others
>oblivion remake
does the remake need a manual too?
>>178
>continuous referral of guides
of course, then it becomes a checklist, not a game.
xdotuu
No.180
>>179
RTS games are best when everyone is a noob and you're all fucking around and just trying to have fun. When someone becomes too try hard and follow some online build order, it get sweety and lame. I also played RoN a lot. But mostly played Age of mythology, and I had that experience.
xdotuu
No.181
>>179
>Obilvion
No modern triple A games does. It always too handholdy. Retarded journalist complained about morrowind's, correct decision to make the opening more open ended and ever since all TES games have been too urgent from the start.
xdotuu
No.182
>>178
You should wait for while till your memory of those games gets lost and try again blind. I did it with a bunch of games that achivement hunting ruined for me.
jwGa2D
No.183


A/CHi4
No.184
>>180
true. In games like that I mostly run straight to the co-op mode. Not very good at them, either.
Some mechanics like formations, patrolling, trade, proper scouting etc. can make a huge difference even if you don't follow build orders and army lists. Those things are the real differentiator between "fooling around" and "proper" playstyles imo. vast difference between someone who can conduct a coordinated attack and "click on many troops, right click on building, pray"
> age of mythology
same devs as Age of Empires? Used to play it as a kid, especially Rise of Rome
>>181
>No modern AAA game does
Digital distribution might have been the actual killer. PDFs don't have the same magic as the physical manuals. I remember when games came on CDs.
>>183
>some of us are retarded
fair enough
xdotuu
No.185
>>184
When I played RoN, it was mostly to fuck around on the conqueror the world campaign. The expansion was one of the first time I saw an Indian civ outside of civilization, even though they were lame. It was a fun game before nuke leds to rage end.
>AoM
Yes. It has a new remake, too. Though, I haven't played it so I can't tell you how it is. AoM was extremely broken in terms of balance, so it was fun for casuals like me.
I also played a shit ton of AoE1 plus expansion. Think it was my first RTS ever. The bronze age setting is still cool and underrepresented not just in gaming, but media as a whole.