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D&D (2024) New leak looks real bad
- Thread starter Haplo781
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And yet he's posting it anyway...
Remathilis
Legend
I can't prove any of this, but we need to hurt WotC over it!!
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Maxperson
Morkus from Orkus
Well, I've been saying you're weird for a long time now, but them so am I!
I get what you're saying, though. Virtual is just not my cup of tea, which is why I only really used it when forced to by the pandemic.
Snarf Zagyg
Notorious Liquefactionist
Well, I've been saying you're weird for a long time now, but them so am I!
I get what you're saying, though. Virtual is just not my cup of tea, which is why I only really used it when forced to by the pandemic.
Well, I just say that because I like my D&D the old fashioned way ... I earn it.
Oh, wait, no. I just enjoy the tech-free time. Books and pencils and physical rolling of dice and the hanging with friends in person. So there is, quite literally, almost nothing I can imagine, even free, that would make me use the VTT. To me, D&D is in-person social time.
Honestly, I have better uses of my time if it's not going to be in-person. But I also understand that there are a lot of people, that aren't me, that this doesn't apply to. Just like I will never, ever, ever watch someone else playing D&D or a videogame on twitch, yet I know for a fact that there are people that love that.
Wait -- for $30/mo could I create a character and have the AI DM run me through solo adventures?
Or do I have to at least create a party of 4? This would be a bit tricky to run them all, but I could focus on one character as the main hero and the other 3 as just minions/sidekicks.
This could be an interesting way to play when I'm home sick/alone/tired of other people.
But World of Warcraft is only $15/mo -- $30/mo is kind of a jump from the MMO standard fee. What makes this service better than those to warrant the double price point?
Or do I have to at least create a party of 4? This would be a bit tricky to run them all, but I could focus on one character as the main hero and the other 3 as just minions/sidekicks.
This could be an interesting way to play when I'm home sick/alone/tired of other people.
But World of Warcraft is only $15/mo -- $30/mo is kind of a jump from the MMO standard fee. What makes this service better than those to warrant the double price point?
overgeeked
B/X Known World
It’s got the D&D logo?
AnotherGuy
Hero
Well, the last few pages are about what would you expect for $30 per month. What would WotC have to provide to entice you as a fellow customer?
If the AI is learning from the players in the right way, I might subscribe just to see if I can join with a group to push the tactical boundaries and see what we can train it to do. (Use counterspells a lot? Always use killing blows on downed characters? Anti-magic shell for you and you and you? Lie all the time?)
