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>roleplaying means character progression
>roleplaying means skill checks
>roleplaying means affecting the narrative
>roleplaying means turn based combat
>roleplaying means playing pretend in a sandbox
>roleplaying means playing a role
so which is it?
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>>729194293
roleplaying means OP is a faggot
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>>729194293
Do you feel apart of the world the same way you would if you were reading a book? So much you feel sadness close to the end because you know it's time to wake up? Then it's an rpg.
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Roleplaying means OP is a spambot
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>>729194293
Roleplaying means a large portion of the game is abstracted into a form that rewards strategy and planning rather than skill. Usually, but not exclusively, this means things such as stats and leveling up.
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>>729194293
semantics are so fucking boring dude, literally dude anything else with your time
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>>729194293
RPG in vidya means it takes design features from table top RPGs
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>>729194887
only 2 of those are me. usually i'd feel bad duplicating threads but it's not like the post quality of /v/ is very high
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