Posts from Expedition: general discussions. Auto-translated

What did you expect? We're going back to the glorious year of 2008, when there were no mechanics or lore, and everyone just argued with words in a pub. Bang-bang-bang, I killed you, no, I killed you!

Excellent. Is it necessary to write a quest?

Immediately grant knowledge of all languages and all combat skills.

And the very first encounter will be with a huge combat mech.

Immediately set the character to know all languages and all combat skills.

You forgot the most important thing – proficiency with all types of weapons!

Came up with a quest.

John Taylor

John Taylor may seem like an ordinary samurai-ninja-paladin, but in reality, he is a huge combat mech. The thing is, two years ago, he was bitten by a radioactive combat mech, and then John noticed changes in his body that made him a huge combat mech. Since then, John has discovered that there are a huge number of huge combat mechs in the world, which skillfully disguise themselves as elven archers, catgirl warriors of eternal Darkness, and even as snake-dogs. And they are preparing a conspiracy against the Great Empress...
How does John manage to keep his true nature a secret from his friends and colleagues? He always wears glasses that hide his identity.

After reading about the points system, I realized that John Taylor is a complex and profound individual.

Teaser

It’s just Ely, but with gray hair.

A conversation between a character from one of the players and a character from Arandor.

Teaser

The graphics seem worse than in the previous games.

The entire budget was spent on Heroes of Might and Magic III, and now they create settings for a bowl of rice, hence the quality.

Look for a new publisher. But this time, make sure you retain the rights to the new setting.

The graphics were somehow worse than in the previous games.

But they didn't have such special effects.

Reimian Empire (3)

>I've been working on the setting since 2019, constantly making radical changes to it, both in terms of mechanics and in terms of its technological and cultural aspects, deleting a lot of things and rewriting/remaking them from scratch. >I settled on a version that finally satisfied me about three months ago. >Since then, I've been tweaking it, but now that I'm in the final stages, I realize that many things don't appeal to me, and that it would have been better to do everything differently from the beginning. >