And to be clear I bought the bundle with both so it’s just a matter of order. I will be playing both, I’ve only heard high high praise

Answer me this if you could: I know you don’t need to play the first game to understand the second game, but do you think I SHOULD play the first game first? Or do you have any thoughts on why to do either way?

I always loved the cover of that book.

Bless them both

Im logging candy enemy tokens away for my next campaign. Genius.

I feel like I often see it as a stretch goal on Kickstarters, so maybe it’s just lower priority than things like art and editors, which I can understand. We need more game designers who make their own music to go along

I’m sorry, are you aware that all of this is DOPE AS HELL

One of my biggest problems with The First Descendant, in stark contrast to Warframe, is that it’s painfully generic. There’s just no style or anything really that stands out about the game’s setting, tone, visual style, etc.

Way too many good looter games to put that amount of time into TFD.

This is exactly how music synch is. My friend is really successful in that space and I asked him once if he was going to make changes based on a company’s feedback. He said “Absolutely f***ing not, they don’t even like the song. Changing it won’t make them like it anyway, so why should I?”

Hazards and all those things would work great with a deck of cards. 4 categories, a bunch of prompts, and then filtered imaginatively through the generated info about the planet.

Love the idea of having multiple bases on different planets. Could even be concurrent? Might get complex.

Oh man it would be perfect setup for a roguelik too, I’m working on something similar right now.

I like the idea of a basebuilding focus for an interstellar adventure. Possible to roll up a new planet each time? Random hazards?