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Chrischb · 2009-12-12 03:56:54

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I'm writing an article about RPGs. I would like people to post tips on playing/creating RPGs, and then they can be quoted.

If I get a large amount of replies, please remember this: I can't accept everyone. I'll pick two or three, depending on how long they are.

If you will post, thanks for helping!
If you won't, thanks for reading!

TimeFreeze · 2009-12-12 09:25:35

Tips:

-When you are making an RPG, try making it as user-friendly as possible, and easy to play, without even looking at the instructions.
-Don't forget the basic stats: Strength (how powerful), Agility (the speed of the delay after each attack, the higher agility, the shorter the delay), Dexterity (accuracy), Intelligence (perhaps used to outsmart foes in non-combat. Ex: A horde of zombies is coming, and there is a car, but no keys. If you have a high enough intelligence, you can hotwire it.), Luck (chance of a critical hit. Higher the luck, higher the chance).

That's all I could really think of, hope it helps.

Chrischb · 2009-12-13 00:04:57

TimeFreeze wrote:
Tips:

-When you are making an RPG, try making it as user-friendly as possible, and easy to play, without even looking at the instructions.
-Don't forget the basic stats: Strength (how powerful), Agility (the speed of the delay after each attack, the higher agility, the shorter the delay), Dexterity (accuracy), Intelligence (perhaps used to outsmart foes in non-combat. Ex: A horde of zombies is coming, and there is a car, but no keys. If you have a high enough intelligence, you can hotwire it.), Luck (chance of a critical hit. Higher the luck, higher the chance).

That's all I could really think of, hope it helps.

Thanks!

And... bump?

Jonathanpb · 2009-12-13 00:22:38

When you make an RPG, be creative and use your imagination. It's like a market, where you're trying to attract customers to buy your product. It's practically the same. Also, there must be something interesting about it that makes the players want to continue.
Be creative, and don't give up!

Chrischb · 2009-12-13 00:23:26

Jonathanpb wrote:
When you make an RPG, be creative and use your imagination. It's like a market, where you're trying to attract customers to buy your product. It's practically the same. Also, there must be something interesting about it that makes the players want to continue.
Be creative, and don't give up!

Thanks! That's all I need, because of the size of the replies. smile

Lucario621 · 2009-12-13 08:56:36

If you want to write your article, than you, are supposed to write it, and do it. You shouldn't be asking people for help...

Jonathanpb wrote:
When you make an RPG, be creative and use your imagination. It's like a market, where you're trying to attract customers to buy your product. It's practically the same. Also, there must be something interesting about it that makes the players want to continue.
Be creative, and don't give up!

Noticibly though, that's also basically describes the scratch website, and scratch.

It's kind of vague...

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