/vr/ - Retro Games

>>4829696
>Thinks stuffing five super short RPG and turning knights into cars is innovation
>Posts nigh impenetrable text wall clearly demonstrating profound unfamiliarity with WRPGs
>It's disappointing how in five years /vr/ at large still blathers about shit you never bothered exploring even at a surface level
I'm sorry my compliment sandwich on JRPGs still managed to trigger you, Anon. I love JRPGs but they're not that innovative. In fact that's why they've run out of momentum as a genre while more powerful computers are allowing WRPG developers to stuff more and more and more crazy shit into their games - or do you have some other rationalization for this undeniable shift in the market? Or will you just blindly deny it? I think I'd like that last one the best