Interesting idea
Thank you for this text based Dungeons & Dragons type of role-play. I am legally blind, but wondering what is the point of your race and your class in this game as far as I can tell there is nothing that says exactly why you are choosing certain race or why you were choosing a certain class and no idea what your abilities are supposed to be without it being stated upfront. I think during character creation there needs to be descriptors for each and if this is Dungeons & Dragons, tell me what my skills and my abilities are that as far as I could tell, the only thing about this, that is Dungeons & Dragons is the world. As far as I can tell you use three dice to make a skill check and everything seems to be a skill check in this game. It is not dungeons and dragons, dungeons and dragons users 20 sided die for many things as well as the 12, 10, eight, six and four sided dice as well as the D 100 please make this make sense to me how this is Dungeons & Dragons and please make this make sense to me what the purpose of race and class are what abilities do you get for each etc.. How do I know if a weapon I pick up I am going to be able to use competently? How do I know if I need a magic tomb what are your abilities scores for? In Dungeons & Dragons normally your build scores are from 3 to 18 with anything from a 10 and above give you a plus one for every two points above 10 and a minus one for every two points below 10. And the abilities are completely different in the two games please help make sense of everything about your game in plain language so that I know what I can do that is special from one class to another. I haven’t tested this but wondering no matter what class I take can I tell the games dungeon match that I am doing anything I want to whether it is available to do class in Dungeons & Dragons or not? How many attacks do I get in a turn or is every character only allowed one attack? How do I use magic in the game? Is it totally up to me my imagination in what I described to the dungeon master as what I am doing magically? How does this all work? or any other item in the shop?
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I think the idea behind this app is amazing. I’m not much of a dnd person but I love fantasy books, and this pretty much just lets me write my own narrative. However this is restricted by the energy. I totally get the limited amount of energy being a feature. However, I think it is limited toi much. A passive revenue of energy would be one of the best fixes that I can think of.
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Could be amazing but they’re money hungry and made it trash as a result….
Games actually really fun has endless possibilities and room for growth unfortunately the whole “ take action” is facilitated by the resource of energy, which is not free so unlike what the ad says if you wanted to read and you wanted to be really in depth then it cost you like $150 a year which is ridiculous for an iPhone game
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Fun but needs more to it
It’s a great idea and it is fun to play, but the energy (like most free games) and the character creation being locked behind a paywall, ruins the experience you barely get started and into it and it cuts you off after only a few actions, then you only get energy every day and it goes up every day you log on to try to “incentivize” you to play every day to get the same small hit as the first day, the pay wall is insanely overpriced. But if they can work out a better energy system that helps keep the player engaged longer, this could genuinely be a great experience for those entering or thinking about playing D&D without needing dozens to hundreds of dollars to have some simple fun in a fantasy world with a hand built character.
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Bs game like usual
Good game i think but the fact you need to pay to play longueur its a joke, i got better things to do than wait or pay to play… bye
