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the reason i play persona is that

every single rpg not called persona or metaphor or smt looks like picrel

do people never grow tired of the lotr aesthetics in rpg
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how are weebs so fucking bad they give me second-hand embarrassment anonymously on the internet
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you can pick either medieval kingdom (with maybe magic) or japanese high school (with definitely magic)
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>every single rpg not called persona or metaphor or smt looks like picrel
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>>728930048
>AI sloppa
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smokers are...jokers?
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western aesthetic is fine
people just need to be creative with it
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>>728930048
medieval european setting is enjoyed by normal functional human beings because the temperate climate with rolling hills, woodlands and flowing rivers as far as the eye can see is literally perfect for humans to live in. We instinctively yern for it.
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>every single rpg not called persona or metaphor or smt looks like picrel
Just like that one from 2077
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The RPG genre got forever shackled to the fantasy setting due to D&D
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>>728930338
ur fav games use ai nwadays



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