Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Glyfair" data-source="post: 3940410" data-attributes="member: 53">I don't remember the last time I saw something totally original in an RPG.  As the quote says "there is nothing new under the sun."  Everything that's done someone will be able to point out something that was similar.I've stopped looking for "new."  Nine times out of ten when something tries to be "original" it ends up being just a mess as they try not to trod on any ground laid before.  Instead I look for good.  Something done well is what I want.  It might not be what I want, and I might not use it, but I appreciate the quality (for example, Pathfinder is a current RPG example at this time for me) and effort.Is "change for changes sake" a worry?  Why care about something I really can only guess at.  If it works, I don't care whether they are changing it just because they want to.  If it doesn't work, I don't really care whether there is a solid reason for the change, try something else.Is this quality?  I don't have enough information at this time.  It does hold potential, though.</blockquote>