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When I play normal game I do not get the Dungeons and Dragons feeling but when I play Foundry stuff I do. Now there are threads where some argue this is not DnD and others that it is not supposed to be but this is what I think.
Most of my DnD crew played DDO and while we did not agree with every aspect of the game, munchkin characters or whatever we never questioned is that game DnD or not. The moment you start the game and hear the dungeon master or read those words in the center of the screen you know you are home.
Now we can argue day and night about the way Cryptic makes things and we wont get anywhere but here is my suggestion for devs.
Play a few Foundry missions to get inspired and then start adding Dungeon Master voice (wishful thinking) or messages at certain key points in the storyline. Same thing goes for instances, If I am going to spend 6 hours in an instance killing hundreds of werewolves and battling the boss 3 of them entertain me with some "There is a foul smell of wet dog fur coming from behind the corner." Make it legit baby.
Most of my DnD crew played DDO and while we did not agree with every aspect of the game, munchkin characters or whatever we never questioned is that game DnD or not. The moment you start the game and hear the dungeon master or read those words in the center of the screen you know you are home.
Now we can argue day and night about the way Cryptic makes things and we wont get anywhere but here is my suggestion for devs.
Play a few Foundry missions to get inspired and then start adding Dungeon Master voice (wishful thinking) or messages at certain key points in the storyline. Same thing goes for instances, If I am going to spend 6 hours in an instance killing hundreds of werewolves and battling the boss 3 of them entertain me with some "There is a foul smell of wet dog fur coming from behind the corner." Make it legit baby.
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