Not going to waste time on every little reply you split up so I will condense it for you. Trying to argue that it is the same thing to appeal to a broader playerbase as lootboxes is just hilarious. As for your Targeted marketing to just focus to the D&D enthusiasts, good luck with that from a studio paying 300 people to work on a game. I think a kickstarter game would have more of a goal like that. Your comment about everyone picking a human fighter is just pretty much wrong.Your comment about you wanting to make your own custom character in some games, guess what, no one is stopping you. Want to make your player sound like a Disney princess go for it. I don't care. I think that is why from the beginning I have stated they can offer a choice to have the voice over play or not. Your the one trying to justify your opinion by trying to want the game to cater to just your needs. Not even going to bother commenting on your last 3 replies.
I like how your answer is basically: ''You are wrong''. Without any arguments to back it up. Love it.
