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Ugh!!!! I have a pathological loathing of cards in games - what a bummer, looked interesting otherwise.
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The cards are a spells that can be used to reduce difficulty in dialog check. So nothing to be worried about.
Your parents were bored so they put you to play with her?(I think I was traumatized by being forced to play rummy with an elderly lady next door when I was kid...I can't remember anything more than that
Something like that - she lived alone and I think she enjoyed having some company, so I was sent along...I just remember really disliking cards (which she loved...) Anyway...yep, if its just some dialog thing that fine - presumably 'magic cards'....The cards are a spells that can be used to reduce difficulty in dialog check. So nothing to be worried about.
There is written that you can get them in depths of magical portal.
Your parents were bored so they put you to play with her?
I still find it very odd. Why have cards for dialogue checks? If there's going to be a degree of randomness there, I'd rather it be a dice roll based on an attribute.
ooh boobooo (cry baby) Just kidding!Ugh!!!! I have a pathological loathing of cards in games - what a bummer, looked interesting otherwise.
(I think I was traumatized by being forced to play rummy with an elderly lady next door when I was kid...I can't remember anything more than that
Have you played Gloomhaven? That’s my prime example of a card-based system and why I don’t like it. It is deck building with level ups but basically each stage you’re limited to the cards you have and burn them when you select them. It sounds straightforward but is a quite difficult single player game. In the small amount I played it, the cards are some combo or split of looting, moving, healing, redrawing, and attacking. Each character has a very different strategy.
I should also say for Gloomhaven: for the amount I played, the card draws weren’t random; you effectively were eliminating that action (usually) from future use. So the RNG dice example you gave doesn’t hold by comparison.
