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''Stash: No Loot Left Behind'' is an upcoming RPG video game.〔https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/frogdice/stash-no-loot-left-behind-pc-mac-linux-consoles〕〔http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2014/08/01/stash-no-loot-left-behind-kickstarter/〕〔http://www.gameskinny.com/gfx3q/frogdices-stash-no-loot-left-behind-on-kickstarter〕 The game according to Steam Greenlight page will have an alpha in early 2015, and a beta in March 2015, with full game due Q3/Q4 2015 while Console version is TBA, the game was officially funded on September 16, 2014〔https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/frogdice/stash-no-loot-left-behind-pc-mac-linux-consoles/posts/987814〕 ==Gameplay== Stash is a multiplayer online RPG with turn based combat and epic amounts of loot. You can create and customize a character with 4 races and 4 classes to choose from. Every player gets their own Base of Operations (BOO) that starts as a bedroll, but can be upgraded to a tent, a hut, a house, a mansion, all the way up to an impressive castle. You can decorate and design it both indoors and outdoors. Your BOO also serves as your stash. It is where you send back your treasures and show off your trophies. It is also where you build usable structures to craft or just entertain yourself (and your friends). Stash has a huge, tile based world that you explore via your "peg" on the map. The world view is like a game board in tabletop or miniature gaming. This makes world travel easier, faster, and less confusing. As you explore, you will find "Points of Interest." These can be anything: dungeons, caves, mines, towers, fortresses, camps, etc. You can interact with a Point of Interest (POI) to enter it and explore in greater detail. Stash's dungeons are either specially hand-crafted or procedurally generated. These are also the main way to get loot. Weapons, armor, clothing, jewelry, magical items, legendary items, crafting materials, collectibles, works of art, decorations, pets, and mounts are among the types of loot you will find. Crafting materials can be found raw or created by breaking down items. If you build the right structures in your BOO (stove, forge, workbench, etc.) you can return to your BOO to craft. You can make weapons, armor, jewelry, clothing, decorations for your BOO, food, and more. You can use the crafted stuff yourself, give/trade it with others, or sell it on the market. Once you get your start with some basic materials and structures in your BOO, you could theoretically never leave civilization. You could focus all your play on your BOO, crafting, and selling on the market. Clans are a social and political feature of Stash. Players can join together to form a Clan, establish themes of their choosing, and compete with other Clans for dominance. Your Clan will gain levels, power, abilities, renown, and perhaps infamy through your actions and dedication. Every major zone has an outpost that serves as a hub for adventuring in that region. This is where you can find vendors, transportation, and other services. Outposts can be taken over by clans or individuals and run as they see fit. The ruler of the outpost sets policies, maintains vendors and services, and is responsible for its defense. They can also alter the appearance of the outpost. To thrive, the outpost must attract adventurers. In exchange for all this, the ruler earns rewards, coin, and fame. Player vs. Player (PvP) is another big feature in Stash. You can challenge another player or party to a duel or engage in a matchmade solo or group battle. When you enter a PvP battle a snapshot is taken of your character. The rest of the PvP battle will continue with that snapshot version of your character. You can then choose to continue adventuring with your "real" character and find new loot, level up, etc. without affecting the PvP snapshot. Stash is a multiplayer online game in a persistent world (MMORPG). You can group up with friends to adventure through the world, plunder dungeons, defeat bosses, or just be social. You can even battle other groups of adventurers in team based PvP. Nearly every feature in Stash is designed in some way to promote co-op play or competition. You can also play Stash solo whenever you prefer. We call this "playing alone, together" since you still benefit from the presence of other players even while soloing. You can trade with them, share buffs, or just socialize. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Stash: No Loot Left Behind」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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