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Paradox games are usually GSG, "Grand Strategy Games".

I agree, just wait for a good sale.

Let me necro this thread (It's my thread anyway :lalala:). After Baldur's Gate 3, it is now Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 that proves that Turn-based games are still popular. This game's success (plus the lacklustre reaction of real-time games like Final Fantasy XVI and the unexpected success of...

Never. It would be boring, since I don't like to talk while playing. It's also rare for me to have time for stuff like that, and many times I can't even finish a game I am playing because I stop playing it for too long and don't feel like getting back to it anymore. :seriouslyno:

I would love to help, but I only play solo character and unarmed, so my playstyle would not be useful for most players (unless they're masochists).

I agree with The_Proletarian, it does look great. Also wishlisted. I am always on the lookout for turn-based RPGs, in particular if they aren't fantasy (I also like fantasy ones, but there's way more of those available).

Some feathered dinosaur remains were found preserved in amber (from a tail): Plant Preserved In Amber Turns Out To Be A 99 Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Tail

It's even worse than a paid mod. If it was a paid mod, you could still easily mod the game, but this version is much harder to make and install mods for. :lmao:

I forgot about that. I did some more digging around after I posted that and found out why the wiki calls them mindless. It's because they are called "mindless ghouls" (or something similar) in the game files, but not in the actual game. I was going to come by and post my findings, but my...

Usually, thief/rogue type of characters because I hate locked things and traps. I usually also like to play unarmed builds if possible. So, my first build in fantasy RPGs (or just RPGs in general) is a character that can unlock stuff, disarm traps and punch enemies.

I checked the github repository and it seems like it comes with a "FRM Utils-assembly-0.1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar" file. It might not need compiling. Has anyone tried running that .jar file and seeing if it works (since it's a .jar file it needs Java installed)?

I have read this thread, but unfortunately, I'm mainly a modder for Fallout New Vegas (and some non-fallout related games). I did some Fallout 2 modding work in the past, but only graphical stuff, so I have no idea how to make companions.

That poster was part of the November 2015 Mystery Box from Geek Fuel. Some links about that box in particular: Hello Subscription The Newest Rant Blog

Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game. As to why, others already said the reasons I would also say.

Also, the little arrows that change to other bodies to loot when they are on top of each other. :wiggle: