This is going to be wild. So many overpowered protagonists everywhere. If we include games like Terraria, where the protagonist is just a random player character, you literally kill gods.
However, my pick is going to be Goro Majima, the very normal human from the Yakuza series.
The Chosen One from Fallout Two. He/she is capable of becoming the most powerful person in the world, and defeating the most powerful post apocalyptic army in the world singlehandedly. In terms of gameplay there's literally no limit to the amount of power the chosen one can gain aside from the literal lack of computer ability capable of running skill numbers higher than infinity. (and I guess running out of chances to gain xp.) I rest my case.
I kind of have this idea as I ran a mixed Civ + D&D campaign with very few people and I liked it so much, made little arts -with my little budget but still-, I had pretty much a lot of fun during that. Problem now is, it kind of have died throughout the weeks (lasted a months, and got from nomad tribe 15 000 BC to somewhere around 500 AD). So......... I kind of would like to know if anyone seems interested at all by that idea or......
The main thing is that players can role & play any characters of a nation and aside together can somewhat take part of defense, diplomacy, spy, or like go around to sell things, all of that. It was based on a randomly generated world and I created totally random nations, and from time to time with the cities, had armies on a great battlemap or plan of the fields all of such..
Hi uh yeah this finna be a bit awkward, but I am banned from there, I think, I made some inappropriate joke and they banned me - understandebly so it wasn't even a good joke - but yeah that's the situation
Yes lol I got multiple contradictory legislation things and can't get back on that, like once I said yes ecology is nice and then woahhh, no cars, O.O so eventually I just started selecting the first option and its been not doing anything then
Well, America has a wizarding world aswell (As seen in Fantastic Beasts) And in The Goblet of Fire, the quidditch world cup is Serbia vs Ireland, so I'd assume there would be magic communities all over the world.
I've been waiting so long for this: According to the World Census Report, Chicken tenderland is 230,857th in the world and 217th in Karma for Niceness, with average smiles per day being 3.13 (How do you get 13% of a smile?). In the top 85% of the world. By the way this quote was back from Sun vs. Moon War.
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