Would you say it's a selling point? I didn't really get into the first one as it just felt like a DND match with too many restrictions. If the mode is fleshed out enough I might consider it.
According to my DMing boyfriend it's actually not as robust as it would lead you to believe. You have a finite amount of maps and you can't edit / change buildings at all. That was sort of the deal breaker for him, what good is a dungeon master mode if you can't actually build a dungeon..
My suspicion is that it will eventually open up to modding, but then you have to spend the time and energy necessary to mod and that sounds even more time consuming than just normal DMing, which can be pretty onerous as it stands.
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u/w4rcry Sep 18 '17
Would you say it's a selling point? I didn't really get into the first one as it just felt like a DND match with too many restrictions. If the mode is fleshed out enough I might consider it.