[ SECRET POST #6357 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6357 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[(Anonymous)]

It was a single-player text-based game that inspired this. You’re supposed to choose to be a friendly monster or a more inhuman monster, but all of the choices seemed like plausible things for the monster to do. None of them felt more “right” to me than any other, and none of them led in a direction I preferred. Even when I did something more human in one situation, doing something less human in another situation still felt in-character. I ended up just wanting the author to pick a monster themselves.

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

oh man, I get it, because I play a lot of malleable-choice video games and can never settle on what's in-character for the character. if they're all IC, including the nasty sarcastic choices, then who is this character??

either you shrug and do whatever the internet spoilers tell you is the best way to get all your trophies, or you decide these RPG-style games aren't for you. my partner is playing Baldur's Gate and I can't believe 90% of the choices, but she's going with it, so I've decided BG3 is Not A Game I Will Play. And that's okay!

(but you might like the panfandom RP atmosphere of DWRP, since you can choose to play fandom characters true to their character without weird OOC conflict)