Recent content by Heilemann

It fulfills the need the same way driving a car fulfills the need to take a walk...

Yeah, but... that's not... a ttrpg. Why make an AI participant, DM or player? A lot of people don't have the people to play with, the time to play, maybe they suffer from social anxiety, maybe they just want to play around, maybe they want to explore a mechanic, maybe like solo roleplayers they...

A whole RPG might be a stretch, but yeah The Bonin Horse for Cyberpunk 2020 as someone mentioned and then of course Sisters of Sorrow for Trail of Cthulhu.

This reads like it was written by ChatGPT. Will forum posts be replaced with AI?

War of the Worlds written by Gareth Ryder-Hanrahan. "No one would have believed..."

Can I just take a second and say Holy Heck! to that graphic at the top. That makes me want to jump into a another Alien game!

+10000000

Maybe you could try to read the details I wrote about? Let’s agree to disagree.

No, it very much isn’t for a host of reasons: The question stands whether the ‘draft‘ was intended as a draft, or if it was signed. If it was signed, it was not a draft any longer it was an enacted contract, and WotC is lying through their teeth about their intentions, which very much seems to...

What you want to know and what he should know as the figurehead of this whole debacle don’t need to be the same.

At this point, he should know.

I feel like every time this guy opens his mouth. My esteem of Wizards of the Coast drops to an even lower point. I can’t begin to count all of the dysfunctional markers I’m seeing in what he’s saying about how they operate. Nobody knows what’s going on. Nobody’s telling anyone anything. Oh oops...

My argument isn’t that LotR couldn’t make a good TV show, I think it could. But rather than the poster I replied to using the film as an argument that it should have been a TV show, which makes no sense to me. And that by that logic e.g. BttF would likewise make for a great TV show. Yes, long...

By that logic Back to the Future is likewise better fit for a TV show, which I don’t think it is. The two are radically different formats. LotR was spectacularly successful as films; that doesn’t automatically suggest it would thrive under the very different restrictions of a TV production. But...

I think it's a little reductive to call it 'a miniseries'. And no, nothing has come close on the big screen, but then that's arguably true for the small screen as well.