Expedition: general discussions. Auto-translated

Cyberpunk :cool:

Any era, bring skills for specific niches.

any era, without Niche, Succubus, and overpowered units.

Any era, except for the late 20th century to the present day. However, it should also be noted that the classic, stagnant Middle Ages, without significant technology and with feudalism, has also become tiresome. But it's not quite as bad.

although there aren't many recent pictures available.

any era, without niche skills, succubi, and obvious overpowered units.

This was written by a person with a demon as their avatar.

jowks on you, I'm in my anime era.

Written by a person with a demon as their avatar.

written by a person who's losing experience on the second day
it's actually a Halloween costume.

Yes, I have more characters played than you do. And they are all different, not just villains.

This is a Halloween costume.

Huyluin.

Jokes on you, I'm in my anime era.

Anime is a place, not a time.

The good old days were better.

I don't think the previous expansions were better, for example...

It depends on which expansions you compare. In my opinion, your latest expansion was the best of all. But, for example, Thialar or OK seemed worse to me than RI 1-2.

I don't think the previous expansions were better, for example...

On one hand, I agree, because the freshness of sensations and the novelty of the experience can greatly influence the final perception over the years, significantly inflating the objective assessment.
On the other hand, there are still a number of works that both evoked and continue to evoke the same warm and positive impressions in me, even when re-reading/playing/watching them, even 15+ years later.

Regarding the early expeditions, it's difficult for me to say definitively which of these applies more. Perhaps, there was a successful mix of both (and even some real-life factors) that allowed me to create a very warm and fun atmosphere, which has remained in my memory for a long time.

From a player's perspective, I completely agree with you; I'll just add a point about youth, when absolutely anything was more interesting because, despite all the shortcomings that existed in my recent expansions, as a GM, I am convinced that they are objectively better in several ways. At the very least, because there were no idols in the old ones.