>play RPG
>can't decide if I want to play as warrior or mage
Play RPG
Brayden Peterson
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Samuel Bennett
You can't because you want to play as a rogue, as one should.
Sebastian Sanders
it's KOTOR 2. I can't decide if I want to destroy everything with lightsaber or force powers
Joshua Murphy
Why not both?
Alexander Walker
I want to specialize
Lincoln Morris
Warrior is always the superior choice unless you like black cock
Adrian Richardson
I am the owner of a black cock and i play mages
Josiah Lewis
Why not specialize in both?
Dylan Walker
>not playing as a cryomancer
Levi Baker
>not playing as a necromancer
cringe
Austin Russell
This is why TES is the best series out there! You can be anything, do anything and not be afraid to ruin your character with arbitrary "points". I mean, you as a human can too learn anything you put your will to, why can't your gamer toon do it too?
Leo Hall
cringe
based
Alexander King
>why can't your gamer toon do it too?
Because we’re born with a specific set of limitations/intellectual capacities despite what almost everyone believes, yet those said people know to be fundamentally true if they really sit down and consider it for five seconds.
Carson Hernandez
Michael Jones
Thats loser talk. Just a convenient excuse for you to complain about how you can never learn real math, learn how to play stocks, learn how to cook complex dishes, fix your car etc
Ryan Phillips
Do you like your black cock?
Yes?
Case closed.
John Jenkins
>Thats loser talk.
More like being realistic. Most people, no matter how hard they try, aren’t going to be astronauts or neurosurgeon, for instance.
Sebastian Ward
Easy, always play battlemage or some other kind of wizard/warrior hybrid.
Jason Gray
Barbarian
Specifically of the ‘lower HP equals more damage’ and high mobility with high damage type
Cameron Howard
Probably because of the tremendous amount of work and dedication as well as investment, as opposed to their actual intellectual capability. I'm sure there are those that are intellectually, mentally, or physically incapable but those are fewer and further between than you think.
Think about how many people spend their entire working lives in retail or food service as waiters or line cooks. Is it because that's all they're capable of doing? For 99%+ of them, no. It's a very static mentality and unwillingness to invest themselves in anything else - or anything at all. Becoming a neurosurgeon or astronaut has an xbox huge amount of preliminary work that spans very significant and large chunks of your life and energy - and in the case of neurosurgery, heavy financial investment.
I have a feeling that if you were in the Sims, you'd be in the slacker field.
Blake Edwards
>Rogues were always my favorite class
>But 99% of rpgs have terrible stealtu mechanics and the class just ends up playing as a weaker warrior
Ian Jackson
warriormage
Dominic Cooper
They aren't even weaker, I keep seeing RPGs where rogues do unholy damage by being on the back of any enemy