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Wizard, to enjoy ROK II one must have the following: a good imagination, a love of reading, passionate about writing, an interest in character and world building, and the ability to learn that Rome was not built in a day. Most people want 'press a button' kind of play so that there is no thought behind it.

This video does not put down those who want things made easier or in a style they like, this video merely compares the attributes that ROK II has that other games simply do not have such as: being able to play anytime, changing the game, shaping your own character exactly as you want it, record your career for all to read be it personal, as a leader or a ruler, etc.

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I understand pretty well, JB! Specially because that girl looks very much like a Dungeon Master I had in a Play by Post Forum.

That video was one of the most striking for me to get me to begin playing, only behind by that about textual description. And, no, it's not because of that Xena-like warrior princess you put in the video!

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You guys always fall for the model looking girls rolleyes don't you. The video is really good. My favorite part was the pirate at the end. I will like to see more of her probably in a video of her own for ROK II.

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They don't have to be models but you know that some of us males can't help but be more interested in an Role-playing Game when there is a lady giving an opinion on it *wink*.

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Nice spin on the different Role-playing Game types. I think only the most seasoned role-players will enjoying writing in character. Those born after 2000 always want a quick fix and can't appreciate character building.

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I like this game's mechanics for character progression and freedom of movement. Keeps me in control of my character at all times while being accessible anywhere once I have WiFi.

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Definitely a different way to play a role-playing game. Its uniqueness may very well become popular but I feel it will be more of a niche game for some who do appreciate detail.

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It would be ideal to have a group set up I don't think anything can really ever replace in-person play where you can get the feel of the people opposite to you. With that said I feel ROK II is great for on the go play. When I am traveling I can check on my character and stop when I get to work. Its just very convenient.