I don’t do tabletop, but when I start a new game and am playing it the first time, I don’t go around reading guides.
This gives me the fun that people say they don’t get from games nowadays.
e.g. Playing DOS2:DE, it was from reading something in-game that I realised that Trolls were regenerative and weak to fire.
Then I proceeded to splotch poison on them and then fire up the poison puddle.
And of course, I hadn’t played a game with trolls before and didn’t know about their special characteristics. But even if I had played such a thing, I would go into another game with a fresh mind, because just having the same name doesn’t make the the same entity in 2 different worlds.
That absolutely makes sense.
I don’t do tabletop, but when I start a new game and am playing it the first time, I don’t go around reading guides. This gives me the fun that people say they don’t get from games nowadays.
e.g. Playing DOS2:DE, it was from reading something in-game that I realised that Trolls were regenerative and weak to fire. Then I proceeded to splotch poison on them and then fire up the poison puddle.
And of course, I hadn’t played a game with trolls before and didn’t know about their special characteristics. But even if I had played such a thing, I would go into another game with a fresh mind, because just having the same name doesn’t make the the same entity in 2 different worlds.