Talisman: Digital Classic Edition

Talisman: Digital Classic Edition

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How to be an interesting fella to play with
By Electronik
This guide will help you communicate with other players and be a better person to play with.
Some easy steps will help you being more than just pro bots and maybe even have more fun (at least any fun at all) from your mega important pro matches playthroughs.
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Introduction
This guide is created for humans only. If you're a bot with (or without) predefined set of responses, then this guide can't help you. You won't even probably be here.
But just in case here's a bot-warding line.

Cogito, ergo sum

Hello, people of Talisman. Today, I'm going to teach you some basic interactions, that will save you, from becoming a mindless machine. This guide is born out of desperation by a man, starving for human warmth and compassion, rivalry and heat of battle, betrayals and sneakiness. All this is on the brink of extinction in Online play. And it's sad.

I will try to explain how to bring conversations back to the game and make it more engaging for everyone, including you.

Let's go.
Tip #1 Predictions and why it's fun.
Don't be ashamed to make predictions. In chat. Try to communicate what result you're going for (a fake goal would be fine too) and react to whether or not you succeeded in making it happen. This will increase the tension for you a lot and a little bit for your opponents. If you succeed, you'll gain a lot more enjoyment, if you fail - that's a valuable lesson (probably) and others will have more fun.
Also, it's more interesting to place bets on others and their future. At least there's less "selfrespect damage", when you're wrong...
Tip #2 Roleplay to win
No one expects you to live into the role, or go crazy on your backstory. Just think of your possible character motivations in doing something. You don't even need to write anything in chat, or abandon you commitment to win! Just look at what's happening and try to connect the events and characters in terms of real world, not just the game.
This will serve as a side mind-gymnastics and additional entertainment for you.
Tip #3 Don't take a game too seriously
Just don't, please.
Credits
Thanks to all the human-bots, that made me write this stuff. I love you guys, cuz I love peaceful nature scenery, wich you remind me of. No one's talking. It's just a breath of the wild.
19 Comments
geolgren 20 Jun, 2024 @ 9:04pm 
You (I infer from this guide):
Favorite char: Mage
Playstyle: Disruptive spoiler of plans
Personal MP Gamer Motto: "Baffle them with bullshit"
TTBG profile: 80/20 chatter/gamer
TTRPG/D&D profile: High RP, solid (~80%) chance of LARPer

However near or far I am from the mark, it's a solid guide that all should heed and I hope to meet you one day soon in the Great Race for the Crown!

-Possible Bot
Whurlpuul 🌀 19 Oct, 2023 @ 5:44am 
:berserk:
Electronik  [author] 5 Jul, 2022 @ 11:27am 
To continue commenting in this thread you need to prove that you're not a bot.
Pick images with human heads in them:
:ccbandit: :dummy: :skullcc:
:berserk: :crawleye: :synicle:
Ron Burgundy 4 Jul, 2022 @ 2:13am 
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The Grand Mugwump 5 Dec, 2021 @ 10:16pm 
Human warmth is a myth. All I know is the cold, consistent embrace of bots.
Electronik  [author] 5 Jan, 2021 @ 8:33am 
Thanks. Stay positive! :steamthumbsup:
Mysterious Bride ❤ 4 Jan, 2021 @ 10:28pm 
Awesome positive guide! :104::TheFlower:
Electronik  [author] 27 Aug, 2020 @ 4:34am 
Thank you. :cchearts::wololo:
rainflower 26 Aug, 2020 @ 5:08pm 
There should be more guides like this ^.^
Electronik  [author] 23 May, 2020 @ 3:04am 
That is a responsibility I can live with :lunar2020stubbornhorse: