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[Genisys]

Yeah Sharon nailed it with those words, no doubt, I feel exactly like she does.. I want fantasy...

[Zesvotzashne]

Eh. The way I see it. Screw logic. Never needed it to believe anything. All it does it clog your mind & natural intuition with crap. Instead of just doing things you question everything. Often resulting in mistakes because the first (And correct) thought gets questioned and dismissed because it doesn't seem "logical".

The best stories to me are the ones who go where ever and don't care about all this fantasy and reality business, they are too busy being what they are for that. And I find that most enjoyable. I really cannot stand stories that try too hard crippling themselves with logic to make the player "believe", it's like they say for those who believe no proof is necessary, for those who don't no proof will suffice.

Modifié par Zesvotzashne, 06 septembre 2010 - 01:03 .

[jmlzemaggo]

I'd go for Fantasy, as when a game does it, fantasy, very well, it feels even more real to me... than any "Reality" game...

[TSMDude]

You can easily do both if you try. Add in a spell componets system and spells seem more realistic.



It should take something fantastic to do something fantastic and the reality is trying to find it. Confusing but worth mentioning.



Google Ralph Kosters Rules and you will see what I mean.