One thing the #Fallout boardgame does very well is quests. Every scenario has one main quest and a bunch of side quests, and they play out like a "Choose your own adventure" book where you traverse pretty elaborate decision trees toward a conclusion.
But this is also where the game stumbles the hardest. There's no concept of private vs. public quests, so playing with multiple people you'll inevitably step on each other's toes in unfun ways. There's also a death clock tied to the main quest.
🧵
Legit_Spaghetti /
npub1te…x865f
2025-03-25 03:36:44
Author Public Key
npub1tef9l9qzawwlslemyaaaqlwv5x45vzm62kad4xdnuuph27lvcrxsyx865fSeen on
wss://relay.mostr.pubPublished at
2025-03-25 03:36:44Event JSON
{
"id": "fadfbddd1ce57dffa13e17a0c361830b67c4d420b92f4d21f5b09833e8465206",
"pubkey": "5e525f9402eb9df87f3b277bd07dcca1ab460b7a55bada99b3e703757becc0cd",
"created_at": 1742873804,
"kind": 1,
"tags": [
[
"t",
"fallout"
],
[
"proxy",
"https://mastodo.neoliber.al/users/Legit_Spaghetti/statuses/114220977651260191",
"activitypub"
]
],
"content": "One thing the #Fallout boardgame does very well is quests. Every scenario has one main quest and a bunch of side quests, and they play out like a \"Choose your own adventure\" book where you traverse pretty elaborate decision trees toward a conclusion. \n\nBut this is also where the game stumbles the hardest. There's no concept of private vs. public quests, so playing with multiple people you'll inevitably step on each other's toes in unfun ways. There's also a death clock tied to the main quest.\n🧵",
"sig": "5ca9f5e65437042ad3be682a6488fb9b282f6145dc5be9aed0c439e5a60d8056e952c51314d2aacd1d188cfba0e348cabe6ae17d9d052a32347fff0a2f4b6415"
}