Where should Wesnoth go next?
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GarethBeaumains
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I did play Sceptre of Fire, and most of the others.
The Gryphon campaign was cute but it abruptly ended.
You can all naysay me, but that's still my desire... for a more true "campaign" for Wesnoth, as opposed to "linked scenarios."
Right now, it reminds me of D&D first edition, going from module to module, fighting things, making treasure.
As some point, it can either become more "roleplaying," or it can become more campaign focused.
Even without being able to change terrain (map building for cost), there can still be an exploration of dynamic military encounters on a wide basis, where you have to send an army to stop one threat or another.
Personally, I look forward to that sort of thing far more than seeing sporadic introductions of new Level 4 überbeasties.
The Gryphon campaign was cute but it abruptly ended.
You can all naysay me, but that's still my desire... for a more true "campaign" for Wesnoth, as opposed to "linked scenarios."
Right now, it reminds me of D&D first edition, going from module to module, fighting things, making treasure.
As some point, it can either become more "roleplaying," or it can become more campaign focused.
Even without being able to change terrain (map building for cost), there can still be an exploration of dynamic military encounters on a wide basis, where you have to send an army to stop one threat or another.
Personally, I look forward to that sort of thing far more than seeing sporadic introductions of new Level 4 überbeasties.