u/DreamEonsVoyager

Dear folks,
I'm an old time UE user yet nowadays I have to learn/relearn Unity but this time with Visual scripting. Any serious and deep visual scripting sources that you know and recommend? I don't know how long this project is actually but it has many branches and I may have to cover all of them by time. So I think my efforts in Unity will split my game engine life into 2 for a long time. So I am looking for a way to build a strong background. Any help? recommoendation? or Directions please?

I am watching Batman: Caped Crusader on Amazon. I like that kind of stuff, you know, jazz age or post jazz age, Art Deco style wolrd etc... Which comics both batman (or non-batman is welcome too of course) are in that atmosphere? or feels familiar to that?
Thanks in advance.

As the title says... I know Andrew Fisher talked about that sometime ago. Yet, didn't hear anything at all. Anyone knows anything?

Dear folks hello to all,

I have a few questions. I remember some similar questions/posts were here yet couldn't find them so here here they come:

1- can we basically play Ch1 content with Ch2 investigators? And perhaps vice versa?

2- new children of blood worth buying? Any solid reviews I can look up? -İ Jones it's a bit early but just asking?

3- is The Feast of Hemlock Vale worth buying? -ı think that festival/carnival type thing looks nice to play-

4- do you think for two-handed solo, a survivor+ a rouge is challenge?

Thanks in advance:)

Hello folks,
I like NPCs in games. They do their own things which is also part of the game flow/play. You know there are some pretty good examples of them like, Sandra in Kanban EV or Prof. Lativ in Weather Machine. You know any npcs or npc mechanincs in other games? Btw, I am not talking about some interactive card banks or anything inherently cycling cards or doning anything at all regardless of players.
Thanks in advance :)

Actually pretty simply, I am considering buying Dominion big box nowadays, so I want to take your opinions. Should I buy it? Or go to digital version? I really love the box and how it looks, etc. Yet still cautious about the expenditure.

Actually, what the title says but also, I know these books are also to enjoy the sense of adventure and gaming feelings, yet Some are harder or more complex than others. So down, down into deep down of world of gamebooks, have you met any really complex (may or may not be harder regardless of complexity) or denser examples?

Hello folks,

I am simply looking for gamebooks/game worlds, from point od view of a wizard or perhaps a druid? Any such gamebooks exist? Not a cleric but for an alternative, why not?