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The-Magic-Sword reacted to Snarf Zagyg's post in the thread D&D General Why TSR-era D&D Will Always Be D&D with
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Well, no. Because you are assuming ("eye of the beholder") that they are indistinguishable. Sunk cost fallacy is a fallacy, which means... -
The-Magic-Sword reacted to Mercurius's post in the thread D&D General Why TSR-era D&D Will Always Be D&D with Like.
At the risk of getting into the murky waters of discussing 4E, that's kind of what they did already - and it didn't work, at least...
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The-Magic-Sword reacted to JThursby's post in the thread 5.5E Is the 5E player base going to split? with Like.
I expect a majority of players to move to 5.5, and small but not insignificant minorities that stick with the old rules and those that...
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The-Magic-Sword reacted to Malmuria's post in the thread D&D General RPG Theory and D&D...and that WotC Survey with Like.
Theory is not just abstract categorization and lots of proper nouns. Theorizing happens anytime you sit back and think about what you...
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The-Magic-Sword reacted to Lanefan's post in the thread D&D General RPG Theory and D&D...and that WotC Survey with Like.
Never mind that the term "gamist" was, at least around these parts, informally being used as an opposite to [we didn't have a term for...
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The-Magic-Sword reacted to Reynard's post in the thread D&D General RPG Theory and D&D...and that WotC Survey with Like.
I think it is important to remember that while RPGs we're around for a few decades by then, very little serious criticism (in the...
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The-Magic-Sword reacted to Snarf Zagyg's post in the thread D&D General RPG Theory and D&D...and that WotC Survey with Like.
Interesting post, niklinna. I hope it leads to a positive and fruitful conversation! I've covered a few of these topics in the past, so...
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The-Magic-Sword replied to the thread D&D General Supposing D&D is gamist, what does that mean?.One observation is that it seems like the problematic element of the taxonomy and classification discussion, is a disagreement on the...
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The-Magic-Sword reacted to Aldarc's post in the thread D&D General Supposing D&D is gamist, what does that mean? with Like.
One of my own issues is that I think that it ignores how individuals can have various agendas but to varying degrees of priorization and...
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The-Magic-Sword reacted to pemerton's post in the thread D&D General Supposing D&D is gamist, what does that mean? with Like.
My experience of ENworld is that most posters use "gamist" to mean having overt gameplay elements or even having overt metagame...
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The-Magic-Sword reacted to pemerton's post in the thread D&D General Supposing D&D is gamist, what does that mean? with Like.
So just to be clear - the people who played 4e and loved it and learned from it are misreading and misinterpreting. But the ones who...
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The-Magic-Sword reacted to kenada's post in the thread D&D General Supposing D&D is gamist, what does that mean? with Like.
Some people are just very used to a certain style of game (whatever has dominated their experience, which is usually trad D&D), and they...
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The-Magic-Sword reacted to Hussar's post in the thread D&D General Supposing D&D is gamist, what does that mean? with Like.
Yeah. I can totally see that @The-Magic-Sword. Let’s be honest here. Gamist games are closest to how most games are played. Everyone...
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The-Magic-Sword replied to the thread D&D General Supposing D&D is gamist, what does that mean?.I don't disagree, and to be clear, variety is nice, as an artistic movement I like what Story Now produces (would still love to play...
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The-Magic-Sword reacted to Thomas Shey's post in the thread D&D General Supposing D&D is gamist, what does that mean? with Like.
Usually. Few genre structure are so vastly diverse from our world that no part of it looks like our world and follows observable laws...