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Beating an RPG Game!
Alright. We all know it. You want to play Dungeons and Dragons, but that is just a level of nerd that you don’t want to reach. No offense to people who play it, since both groups will probably enjoy a flash RPG. It is basically a quicker version of the game that started the whole genre. The benefit is that these games are free and usually much simpler than the absurdly open-ended forefather.
Deciding How to Play
When playing an RPG game, you need to decide exactly how you want to play it and whether you are really up for the challenge. Most flash RPGs rely heavily on repetition for some of the training aspects, which may frustrate you too much to actually finish. Some of them lack a save option too, so make sure you have about an hour or so to actually complete it. Once you commit yourself, familiarize yourself with the characteristics of the game.
Character Development
You need to decide what traits you want and what actually matters. For example, it is generally worthless to have 1 strength and 10 luck. If you don’t want to be a fighter, then don’t invest in strength; focus on intelligence, will, or whatever your character needs. Getting off to a good start with a well-balanced character makes all the difference.
Exploration and Goals
Now that you have a character, you need to explore the game world. Don’t be too afraid of dying randomly; most well-built RPGs don’t have ridiculous deaths that make the player angry. Remember, you play flash games to have fun, not to hate your life and some random programmer a thousand miles away. Once you know the lay of the land, set some basic goals.
Hunt or work to earn money, so you can buy training for better stats, which allows you to acquire better equipment, leading to more money, better training, and so forth. Establish a game plan and an ultimate goal. If possible, find some good quests to add a little character to the game.
Leveling Up and Staying Informed
While you’re leveling up, you must also pay attention. New levels open up as you progress, and new opportunities will become available. These can often change the game and enhance your experience. You definitely don’t want to miss out on something good. However, be careful not to over-commit yourself to quests with time limits that you can’t meet and don’t get ahead of your character. If you have to fight, ensure you’re prepared; you don’t want to pointlessly lose health in a battle you can’t win.
Moderation is Key
Finally, don’t overplay the game. You don’t need to have 999 points in each category. Some open RPGs don’t have limits, but that doesn’t mean you should waste hours trying to max out your stats for no real reason. While it may sound silly, these flash games can be very addictive once you really get started.
Final Thoughts
These tips are valuable for any new player to the role-playing genre. Playing a flash RPG may offer something different, but it should be a lot of fun for the player who enjoys a rich world that offers something new. So gear up, choose your path, and enjoy the adventure!
