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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ruin Explorer" data-source="post: 9083935" data-attributes="member: 18">What I don't think you're processing is that people don't play turn-based games for those kind of minutiae. No successful turn-based game has that sort of level of genuinely pointless detail, and the more complex a turn-based game gets, the more it pushes away the audience, the less accessible it becomes. People want important decisions in turn-based games, and Solasta presents you with endless meaningless chore-decisions, ones which might just about make sense if you only control a single character, but don't for an entire group.There's absolutely nothing interesting or cool about Hit Dice and spending them, for example, and as I demonstrated, mathematically, BG3 does basically exactly the same thing. Solasta elaborately simulating this largely pointless system is not something that makes it a better game for anyone but obsessive D&D hobbyists, who are probably a small percentage of the people who will play BG3. Hell they're not even a large percentage of TT D&D players.</blockquote>