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<blockquote data-quote="Sacrosanct" data-source="post: 7479778" data-attributes="member: 15700">Despite your personal insult at people who don't agree with your opinion Gladius, there's a pretty good reason for it.The simple answer is Planescape does not represent what D&amp;D is, or what people think of when they hear D&amp;D.Torment has been widely regarded as a great game, but are you telling me the game that should &quot;win hands down&quot; to represent D&amp;D is a game that you can't even play a human, dwarf, elf, or halfling or have one in your party?&nbsp; That instead your party is Johhny Blaze, a floating skull, and a toaster?&nbsp; THAT represents D&amp;D?&nbsp; Or a game that is little more than an interactive story should represent a game that is known for being built around combat?&nbsp; Or a game where you can change your class pretty much whenever you want when nothing like that remotely exists in the actual game it pulls it's name from?No, I vote it down because I think the best D&amp;D game should actually be part of the genre that D&amp;D is iconic for: high fantasy, and at least have most of the same features and feel between the actual TTRPG, and the video game that represents it.&nbsp; It has nothing to do with me just trying to be edgy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sacrosanct, post: 7479778, member: 15700"] Despite your personal insult at people who don't agree with your opinion Gladius, there's a pretty good reason for it. The simple answer is Planescape does not represent what D&D is, or what people think of when they hear D&D. Torment has been widely regarded as a great game, but are you telling me the game that should "win hands down" to represent D&D is a game that you can't even play a human, dwarf, elf, or halfling or have one in your party? That instead your party is Johhny Blaze, a floating skull, and a toaster? THAT represents D&D? Or a game that is little more than an interactive story should represent a game that is known for being built around combat? Or a game where you can change your class pretty much whenever you want when nothing like that remotely exists in the actual game it pulls it's name from? No, I vote it down because I think the best D&D game should actually be part of the genre that D&D is iconic for: high fantasy, and at least have [I]most [/I]of the same features and feel between the actual TTRPG, and the video game that represents it. It has nothing to do with me just trying to be edgy. [/QUOTE]

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