[19:39:47] <+fc> what is a "newbie" player in the context of NESing
[19:39:54] <+fc> there is no "game" to become skilled at
[19:39:57] <+fc> through experience
[19:44:44] <+fc> all sorts of people go into different games with different relevant skills, inclinations, maturity, and relationship with the mod and other players
[19:59:47] <+fc> ok so something i didn't articulate earlier
[19:59:50] <+fc> in daft's thing
[19:59:57] <+fc> everyone is literally a newbie player
[20:00:15] <+fc> because he's doing a new game
[20:00:37] <+fc> not a new instance of a game
[20:00:41] <+fc> but new game rules
ah yes, the myth of the qualitatively superior WehrmachtNot my most thought-out moment (staying up late working on some animation). It was the idea of veteran forum gamers (wary of things like line of supply, concentrating forces etc) vs newcomers who might act in an adventurous and naive way with superior resources. Thus recreating ww2 exactly! Or not. You're right, but I would just stress that it would be an explicitly unfair game, with Axis players fighting against the odds.
NinjaCow64 said:A petition to merge NES and IOT.
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just freaking no
I imagine several people will take this juxtaposition and run with it.
My risk players role play. My dnd players don't. Your point being?
IOT merger is something that should never happen. You don't put RISK players at the same table as D&D and expect them to get along.