The best of them that I have read only reach 6 out of ten and I am a former game master for tabletop D&D though it was back in the 1970s so a long time ago but that should make me the prime market for this type of story the one I linked to above might be a 7/10 but only in its first volume it slips back to 5/10 in the second of the series. without that background or background on computer RPG or better still MMORPG on your computer I don't see a mass-market fantasy fan buying many of them and I was a tabletop game master with 6 regular players each week for early D&D games in the 1970s. We will see how this one pans out but very few have pulled me on to book 2 in their series.
but you have to understand the mechanics of the system in the book to do this effectively.
I tend to scan it in a speed read way they way I would in a computer game. Billiau does deal with this in a clever and innovative way but it is still a part of game lit. the main problem with many of this sort of book is the burden of the game engine described in the books ie "you have leveled" and the combat spam that the game puts on the screen of the player. BilliauĪbout 1/2 through this first of his series. One of the best so far of the 7 or 8 I have tried is PrimeVerse: Forced Login: A GameLit / LitRPG Adventure by R.K. I should have said Very Good rather than any good in my OO I will add a few of those you suggest to my TBR pile Kat, thanks.
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