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"Wall of text" itself is hardly a neutral term. Someone might as well call the style you prefer "bullet-point hell".

My big question here is where this new story would fit in the Trekverse. I also share @Morrus 's concern about tone. Trek can be a lot...

It’s a comedy, and it’s my favourite Trek movie. It needs Wrath of Khan for the contrast though. If Trek was all TVH it wouldn’t work...

I think that Spider-Man: Homecoming was a good mix of serious and comedy, though - anyone who can make the Vulture into a serious...

I'm not sure I want Star Trek to be a flat-out comedy, though. It worked for D&D (which had a choice--be LotR or a comedy) but I don't...

Big fan of the OSR game you reference here. Also very intrigued by merging these concepts with A5e (my other favorite D&D-like) and it's...

The shortcomings of Classic's "race as class" system (imitated in at least one non-D&D example, Palladium Fantasy RPG) are well-known...

Again: you can do both. You can write the module with all the depth and lore and heavy prose you like. AND you can include tools that...

Some people don't want information loss, because reading pleasure might be a higher priority than gameplay to some folks (not you...

they are a whole class in DnD, you just have to be slightly less pedantic about the name they're being referred to as.

Vehicles are a grey area, but in science fiction games tech is often used to substitute for things magic would do in a fantasy game...

2nd I played was D&D (the old red basic version).

Then let me retract that phrasing and replace it with the objective statement that many companies including Wizards will pay writers...

Which I like from a certain persepctive: simulating a world offers a sense of consistency in play that makes it easier for players to...

That reads as rather unkind, if you're unaware, and makes assumptions that your feelings in this area are objectively superior to others.