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As a random talking point, does anyone else think the Shadowdark core rulebook (the thick little hardcover one) is one of the richest...

That is because you played AD&D back in the day. Daggerheart is more like modern D&D than 1e is. Mechanically I'm trying to think of...

These AIs can also be used to playtest and demo systems and mechanics. When I make little homebrew systems of my own, I use ChatGPT as a...

Of course, what you're describing is a new kind of video game with single and multi-player functionality.

How about Shadowdark? Because I see it referred to as rules-lite, and I kinda think it isn't too crunchy. It's also basically a hybrid...

I think you're right. Not convinced it's a good thing for the hobby or the population, but it probably will make the people doing it a...

These aren't actually related, though. I suppose you could say that AD&D is easier to learn because of the ubiquity of D&D in general...

I don't think it's fair to treat AD&D like it's in a vacuum though. I'm not the only person familiar with D&D. Most RPGers on Earth are...

Oh, dear.

The paid premium plans seem to include more history/memory. In ChatGPT's case on their $20/month tier, you can stop and pick right back...

You have way more experience with a broader range of games than I do. I'm only familiar with a couple of the systems you listed. I just...

For me no. I burned out on games like 3/3.5e over games dragging to a halt as players scoured their character sheets trying to make...

As soon as a rule check is required, or a roll, that would constitute an interruption in the flow of gameplay, wouldn't it? For a system...

Fair enough, but I'll say that it has gotten a lot -- tons -- better over the past two years. Today's AIs are like a different species...

I actually agree. I was mostly trying to be diplomatic and avoid yet another battle.