“In like 12 hours” probably works. I’m getting together with one of my friends tomorrow afternoon but he hasn’t gotten back to me on when, specifically, he’s picking me up.
Of classes I’ve played so far, I think my favorite was the Demon, even if I didn’t play it particularly well.
Of classes I haven’t, Priest is really neat and I hope I get a chance to play her sometime. I know dead interaction is somewhat controversial but I personally think I would enjoy it.
I joined the game in the Humble Bundle, which was in March, and got the 500 hours achievement on June 19th. I’m not going to do the math for you but I feel like that tells you everything you need to know about how much I play.
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Ok for real, how to keep interest after you’re dead, or for reading matches you haven’t played in?
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yeah, a lot of fol classes are more complex which i enjoy as you don’t need to code anything. however some of the fol classes could be a pain to code like priest
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ToL used to have a Priest, she was removed because of the thing where people in ToL frequently leave games after they die.
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For games you’re in: I personally like to see what happens (in ToL, I usually stick around until the end of the game), and continuing to read the thread is enjoyable enough on that basis alone, but even apart from that I like attempting to read people and I can do it just as well dead as alive.
For games you’re not in: I enjoy reading through old games as a learning experience, so that I can improve my own play, but realistically that’s not going to be the sort of thing that everyone enjoys.
I forget what the number was but I liked the one where Priestess subbed in for a Butler-claiming slot, then claimed Alch, and somehow this did not result in everyone instantly scumreading her?? That wasn’t the only notable thing to happen that game but it certainly was a thing that happened.
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or me being me¯\_ (ツ)_ /¯
That game was one of the first FoLs I read through, and as someone who at that point had never played an FoL (apart from Chaos 2, but we don’t count that one ) it was fascinating to see how much people were picking up on from clues I hadn’t noticed at all.
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