Why are isometric RPGs always the best RPGs?
Why are isometric RPGs always the best RPGs?
Leo Cruz
Caleb Miller
WHERE'S THE EXPANSION STYG?
Andrew Richardson
>Deus Ex
>VTMB
>KOTOR
>New Vegas
Nah, there are lots of great RPG's that aren't isometric.
Joshua Reed
that's, like, just your opinion, dude.
Connor Bennett
who /.44 hammerer/ here
Samuel Evans
3D ones are too expensive to make and easily fucked up with mismanagement, VTMB is a good example.
They are risky due to no guarantee of returning the invested money back so publishers force devs to play it safe and pander to casuals.
2D ones can be made by a single dude with very little funds and risks allowing him to go wild with no restrictions.
Jordan Powell
>What is Unity
Mason Ward
only one of those is good
Aiden Ross
>Ahem!
Owen Barnes
An engine.
Your point?
Matthew Wood
Jagged Alliance 2 is one of my favorite games and I've given up hope for a spiritual successor. All the shit games that have been pumped out using the name is depressing.
Andrew Hernandez
what game is this? underrail?
Asher Evans
make 3d game cheap
Xavier Cooper
Have you tried 7.62 HC?
Yes
Jason Flores
None are good. The Witcher is better than all of them.
Isaiah Brown
tell me about atom rpg
Zachary Martinez
it's unfinished
Xavier Perry
You do understand that you still need coders, 3D artists, animatiors etc?
Unless you mean slapping together store assets like the scammers do, which doesn't result in a good game.
Ayden Peterson
2d games need those things too
Joseph Flores
No, Underrail was pretty much done by a single dude, with a little help from some others.
Even the UI icons were hand drawn by him.
2D games are much easier to produce, there's no room for debate.
Justin Martinez
>done by a single dude
>a little help from others
this is silly. it's a matter of how much time it takes. the amount of effort involved in making 3d games seems to be going down a bunch
William Watson
He comissioned an OST and some work on the spites and tiles. That's pretty much it.
Please educate yourself about game production, listen to some podcasts with professional developers, I did and it helped me understand just how much it takes to produce something worthwhile.
Jayden Price
I'm too educated to listen to podcasts
Jackson Long
Is this you?
Dominic Walker
play it or wait
Nolan King
Because they have nothing else to sell themselves over BUT the roleplaying, so they may as well expand on it as much as possible. Usually they are still garbage though, and barely involve any role playing at all so much as meme options with "personalities" and bad endings.
Colton Morales
post 20 garbage isometric rpgs
Liam James
PoE (and any sequels), Shadowrun and expansions, Underrail, Divinity, Tyranny, Wasteland, Quest Hunter, Icewind Dale and Torment games (Planescape at least gets points for being unique so skipping that.), Book of Demons, Black Geyser, pretty much every Diablo and Diablo-clone after the original one.
Julian Harris
do you know what isometric means
Jacob Williams
Do you?
Gabriel Butler
not well enough to define it on an anonymous videogames message board. pillars of eternity and tyranny are 3d
Eli Wilson
What kind of game is this?
Carson Brooks
Ryan Ward
the models are 3d and the maps have height I think
Christopher Price
Because they don't have to worry about stupid shit like voice actors or gameplay
Jason Ross
Slav Jagged Allience
Colton Perez
That has nothing to do with anything, user. There is no category separation on that basis.
Michael Hernandez
fine I'll kill myself, but you'd better know what you're talking about
Cooper Wright
No stop, I was joking! TW3 is not isometric, you were right mate.
Jason Jackson
how bad was torment numenera