The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[Warpiglet-7]

I think the internet’s primary purpose is distraction and to teach us not to care what other people think.

What? I am at work and can’t focus on what anyone is saying.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Your desire to always have the last word on any subject, even when you have to focus on the tiniest possible points remaining to do so, greatly undercuts your I'm A Smart Grown-Up brand.

 

[Wofano Wotanto]

Your desire to always have the last word on any subject, even when you have to focus on the tiniest possible points remaining to do so, greatly undercuts your I'm A Smart Grown-Up brand.

Ain't that the truth? They're in fine form today.

 

[payn]

 

[MarkB]

A rose by any other name wouldn't be any less mechanically ineffective.

 

[prabe]

The answers you need are to questions you do not seem to be asking--and chances are that no one here is qualified to give them.

 

[Wofano Wotanto]

(play by post game elsewhere)

"Discussing it privately with the GM" is not the same thing as "publicly complaining on the IC thread" at all.

 

[prabe]

Because it was a specific example pointed at when they said they didn't like pineapples on their pizza, and the new menu was made with placating long-time customers very much in mind.

 

[Autumnal]

Sudden insight into a publishing opportunity: so nearly as I can tell, all actually existing LitRPG fiction presumes a very directly D&D-like system running the world. So there’s an obvious opening for LitRPG stories where the system is Burning Wheel-like, or Apocalypse World-like, or GURPS-like, or Fate-like, or Synibarr-like. Go forth ye writing masses and conquer.

 

[overgeeked]

Sudden insight into a publishing opportunity: so nearly as I can tell, all actually existing LitRPG fiction presumes a very directly D&D-like system running the world. So there’s an obvious opening for LitRPG stories where the system is Burning Wheel-like, or Apocalypse World-like, or GURPS-like, or Fate-like, or Synibarr-like. Go forth ye writing masses and conquer.

With the 5.1 SRD I’m surprised there aren’t more explicitly D&D-adjacent LitRPG novels. Do you read that genre? I have tried a few but bounced off hard. Any recommendations?