It's the duty of the seller to deliver a working finished product. They can make whatever stylistic or gameplay design decisions they want, but technical aspects such as saving, adjusting volume, resizing the screen, etc should be expected to be up to snuff and not rely on obsolete systems born...
The only thing I can think of is if people are allowed to freely save they'll see the endgame enough times to know that it doesnt have any content. That said, that's for the developer, not the player
I like most of the races except for halflings and dragonborn, both of which always struck me as kind of lame. I prefer kobolds or draconians when a dragonish humanoid is needed.
And also, basing everything around humans always struck me as kind of unimaginative.
Also I like the more furry-ish...
I despise when a game has any limitations on saving. Checkpoints are a bother, and so is being unable to save to a new file in the middle of a run, and so is havin a limited number of save slots. Why do so many modern games have a fixed number of save slots as if they were running on a cartridge...
Exactly!
They're a big content producing corporation. Do you all really think that they need scraped content to make you obsolete? The only thing that eliminating scraped content is going to do is ensure that only big corporations like Hasbro have access to AI. They will be all powerful and the...
3.5e mixed with best ideas from pathfinder 1, 5e, and osr, and furthermore also somehow tweaked to achieve the following:
*Order that classes are taken in shouldn't matter in multiclass builds; this mainly necessitates a change in the bonus skills at first level and how permanent changes in...
A couple of the things on that list seem spurious. The 2016 Ghostbusters movie had nothing to do with the rest of the series, and The Last Jedi introduced plot holes and also had internal plot holes and it butchered the characterization of beloved Star Wars characters. I think in that era it was...