Do people really like playing fantasy rpgs?

[Caesercel]

I just don't get it. Maybe my depressive mind freezes after getting overwhelmed by so many options. But am I the only on who doesn't find enjoyment toying with numbers and equipment in a menu screen. I tried to play Skyrim ages ago, spent 1 hour creating my character and then never opened it again after visiting the first village.

Now playing Withcer 3 and the quests feel like chores. It's just kill people to get bigger number to kill people with bigger numbers to get even more bigger numbers.

I prefer nigger brained genres like old god of war games. Me no use brain

 

[Julius1]

there's too much lore in alot of these games and you just feel too overwhelmed

 

[poorenglishcel]

Same. I tried fallout nv but quit after the opening part where you have to customize your character or something. Was too overhwhelming ngl.

 

[Caesercel]

Same. I tried fallout nv but quit after the opening part where you have to customize your character or something. Was too overhwhelming ngl.

I quit after the first enemy encounter in Fallout 3 lol. They had bigger numbers and guns and I got stomped.

 

[smegma producer]

i love em. I think you need to have a good imagination and a interest in actually committing to the role-play, if you are just going to casually stroll thru them you are in for a shit time. Just doing the main quest line is not the same as experiencing the main quest.

You need to set your characters own goals and try to make varied characters that truly embrace the options presented.

 

[starystulejarz]

Yes numbers must go up and skill points must be spent

 

[Caesercel]

Yes numbers must go up and skill points must be spent

Far cry 3 had the same shit but I liked that game. But then again it not really an RPG is it

 

[BurntIvoryKingcel]

Play simpler ones like Tales of Berseria.

 

[bruhwtf]

lol It's literally braindead most of the numbers when they go up means you'll get stronger. So the only thing you had to do is to just raise them up.

 

[guessthatsit]

When I level up in RPG I get a rare sense of satisfaction which I don't get from other story mode games like God of War. Seeing that number increase makes me feel like I accomplished something IRL. They are perfect for truecels like me who have no life outside of my computer screen. Unlike real life, these games are fair and reward your time.
[People who play RPGs are] “depressed gamers who like to sit alone in their dark rooms and play slow games.”

– Hiroshi Yamauchi in a 1999 interview

 

[City Incel]

I played Skyrim for some 3-4 months if this helps

 

[Based NaziCel]

All I can say is that RPG games mog fifa to braincells.Death to fifa niggers.

 

[Thugs-5-Less]

All I can say is that RPG games mog fifa to braincells.Death to fifa niggers.