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Message: [QUOTE="Octopus, post: 62485, member: 4"] Love the [I]Endless Quest [/I]DnD CYOA series, they were great for their time (and were a gateway drug into DnD by design). I'm a huge CYOA aficionado too; are we the same person? The GOAT book series is the [I]Fighting Fantasy [/I]series of course, even if they were very inconsistent on terms of quality and if they were actually beatable without cheating; I read a write-up somewhere of someone crunching the mathematical odds of beating [I]Sword of The Samurai[/I] on each read, and it was something absurd like 5%, though that book is a famously hard one. The [I]Goosebumps [/I]ones were sick, I ate that shit up when I was a young octo-ling. As for the actual subject matter of the article, I've recently been replaying the whole [I]Mass Effect [/I]series, my beloved, (currently on 2, I'm even going to do [I]Andromeda [/I]after 3 because I'm a masochist) and I'm surprised at how much actually doesn't really change from your decisions. Everyone, myself included, I think has some nostalgia goggles on with the series because there really isn't a whole lot that affects each of the games story going forward. You get some different characters showing up and some different side quests, but they have little to no impact really on the actual story direction except maybe for 3, but 3 also infamously has some [I]issues[/I] I don't want to get into. [/QUOTE]

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