Arandor
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a cute couple, haha (I didn't say that out of jealousy) ;DDDDD
if we're talking about tropes, they exist in both genres.
in fantasy: an invasion of evil, searching for artifacts, saving princesses from villains, etc.
in sci-fi: aliens (they can be good or evil), robots (they can replace aliens as enslavers), enslaved planets, spaceships, pirates... basically, Star Wars has almost all of this.
so they are almost equal... but that doesn't mean you can't come up with something else.
and the talk about these tropes... it's as if people are specifically looking for books with similar plots and reading them, just to talk about how similar and alike they are.
P.S. anyway, when I write my own book, I'll prove to you that it's not true! you can come up with a lot of original ideas, and you can take something from other genres and change it the way you want.
P.P.S. and also, if you want a different kind of fantasy, there's one RPG... I haven't played it much myself because my computer can't handle it, and I don't want to play on my brother's, but I've seen a bit of it... I don't remember the name, but it has the word Chaos in it (in English, of course)...
in general, you start as an orc (which is a minus for me, because I don't like orcs), but there are a lot of skills, different schools, etc. (that's a plus)... and most importantly, this world doesn't look like other worlds (at least that's the first impression), because there are many races (you see all sorts of things in the city... humanoids of different colors, shapes... basically, something like the diversity of alien races, but in a fantasy setting, and they fit in!)... and even the well-known races aren't what we're used to seeing them as (a half-naked elven pirate, etc.)... and there's also very good detail in the houses, nature, and characters... but the turn-based combat system isn't very good (that's a minus).
in general, the game seemed interesting to me and different from other fantasy games
if we're talking about tropes, they exist in both genres.
in fantasy: an invasion of evil, searching for artifacts, saving princesses from villains, etc.
in sci-fi: aliens (they can be good or evil), robots (they can replace aliens as enslavers), enslaved planets, spaceships, pirates... basically, Star Wars has almost all of this.
so they are almost equal... but that doesn't mean you can't come up with something else.
and the talk about these tropes... it's as if people are specifically looking for books with similar plots and reading them, just to talk about how similar and alike they are.
P.S. anyway, when I write my own book, I'll prove to you that it's not true! you can come up with a lot of original ideas, and you can take something from other genres and change it the way you want.
P.P.S. and also, if you want a different kind of fantasy, there's one RPG... I haven't played it much myself because my computer can't handle it, and I don't want to play on my brother's, but I've seen a bit of it... I don't remember the name, but it has the word Chaos in it (in English, of course)...
in general, you start as an orc (which is a minus for me, because I don't like orcs), but there are a lot of skills, different schools, etc. (that's a plus)... and most importantly, this world doesn't look like other worlds (at least that's the first impression), because there are many races (you see all sorts of things in the city... humanoids of different colors, shapes... basically, something like the diversity of alien races, but in a fantasy setting, and they fit in!)... and even the well-known races aren't what we're used to seeing them as (a half-naked elven pirate, etc.)... and there's also very good detail in the houses, nature, and characters... but the turn-based combat system isn't very good (that's a minus).
in general, the game seemed interesting to me and different from other fantasy games
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