Right on, thanks for the advice.
I guess I should be more specific. I'm working on a medium crunch game, so I imagine people who buy into that kind of game expect some mechanical advancement. I'm wondering if they expect part of the mechanical advancement to lay in the items.
I imagine your response is still the same, and I think I will go ahead and not use combat items for now.
Great, look forward to hearing some of your ideas! Seems like this community is open to such topics and given the small size of lemmy at the moment, it might be best to keep it all under one main rpg community.
Definitely makes sense. I think I'll keep it in this community for now.
Yup just ran into this problem. First reply gave me the endless spin. Second reply on the same sub went through no problem.
Yeah I'm also worrying about that. If people feel like rpg design discussion fits in this community I might just post here from time to time
Just happy you have a server running. No rush, get the sleep you need, and thanks for powering things (:
An app for lemmy
Anthropology is definitely a window into novel cultural ideas! Any other neat ones to share?
Somewhat similar to Piraha, Korean also has how you learned something and your degree of confidence baked into the verb. It sort of takes the place of conjugation in romance languages. So you can easily say if you know something through personal experience (doing it), seeing it, or because another person said so, ect. It is a neat shift in perspective.
Definitely agree, just wondering if it may be off-puting for some folks how are used to adventuring for that +1 sword. But I suppose wasted words and meaningless items would be worse for everyone.