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I believe you don't need a tiktok account nor a bluesky to watch this 30 seconds. Regardless, maybe time to re-think the range on a...

The characters always do the most rational, logical, advantageous thing is a strawman. I do my best to have my character do what they...

For the last time, the cook was only added because of the failure in the example I provided. If the cook was always there I see no...

while they did use the phrase 'perfectly rational' i think you've fixated too much on the dictionary meaning of perfect (flawless)...

you're extrapolating 'logical and reasoned decisions' far too far down the chain of consequence.

the quoted sentence continues beyond the part you bolded you know: it's not asking for pure logical constructs of rationality, it's...

You're the one making an absolute out of it, not me. "Some answer which seems adequately reasonable and logical" still strongly...

Yes, Ancient greek drama started the trend. I do not know Hamlet well enough, but at least Romeo and Juliet gets a whole new layer if...

Because the term is a lie. The characters are not having a boring life, whether or not the advice is followed. The advice isn't false...

Step one: Attempt to pick the lock and fail. Step two: The lock fails to open, which is the only direct result of the failed check. Step...

And yet they still exist, because as far as I'm concerned we live in a logical universe.

I do my best to make the logical choice for them. Even if I decide their judgement is clouded because of who they are. That's a big part...

Aye. I am quite happy narrative games exist because they provide an interesting toolset for a different type of experience. I've had my...

Just to be clear. I'm challenging your categorization of things based solely on the definition you provided. Let's be precise here. I...

I get what you're saying here, and, for a large amount I agree. Someone who just disrupts the game for the sake of disrupting the game...