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Serious question: What more demonstrable bad behavior from WotC would it take for you to not to assume good faith on their part? I mean, gestures vaguely at all their actions in the last 18 months in the D&D and MtG spheres

You know, as much as the world changes, it's always good to take solace in the things that never change. Like, for example, how fiction in RPG rulebooks will always be terrible and cringe. Gives me the warm and fuzzies.

I backed this too since I love JRPGs. But I wonder if the commitment holds throughout the leveling process. Like, for high level characters do they have art of their characters hovering in outer space, shadowed by a galaxy fighting the end-villain who is a god that appeared out of nowhere? I...

100%. I can't stand CGI Poser generated art. It makes everything look cheap and terrible. I won't touch all those Cepheus modules that use it. Same thing with New Comet Games. They make some good CoC campaigns but when they switched to terrible CG art I noped outta there. I mean, look at this...

Since politics and business are near indistinguishable at this point I think this piece of data is pertinent. TLDR, they don't care if something is unpopular. Another easy example: How popular do you think Netflix's crackdown on sharing passwords was? I would say near 100% of the userbase didn't...

Good luck with that. They see noise as temporary, they can make alot of return for shareholders with this new avenue. All other efficiencies have already been made. That's also why companies keep pursuing blockchain and crypto stuff as well because there is nothing else left in this blood from...

I drive a Sportwagen. You're lucky, they at least still sell the GTI in the states. A non GTI or R Golf here now? Sorry, bucko, VW's got nothing for you.

The way he stares into the camera at the beginning of his videos and says "Hi" is a recurring meme in my house.

PMd. I think it got locked so it's hidden now.

I said the sword and sorcery was in the background, and then you say stuff in the background of Greyhawk is sword and sorcery, so I guess I'm confused. A country run by a cambion sorcerer king, nations overrun by goblinoids and the Scarlet Brotherhood are all pretty sword and sorcery to me...

I'm not gonna post a link as much as I want to but if you guys wanna warm the cockles of your heart check out r/warhammerfantasyrpg and see the very warm welcome they there are giving to a certain someone's new kickstarter. I've been grinning ear to ear all day.

I don't care how cringey it is now, but I love 8-bit theater. I backed the Kickstarter for the RPG and will torture my younger friends with it. It was a seminal part of my high school experience and I will make them hate it. I like swords.

You'd think that. But even though that Harry Potter single player RPG was a multi-million seller and a runaway success. WB games says that they are going to double down on live service games instead even though that Suicide Squad live service game they just put out bombed, in large part because...

Yesterday at our D&D game one of the other players looked at me and said "I'm getting kind of tired of just playing D&D". And I nodded calmly and said "Yes, there are many other games we could play", calmly. When in reality inside I was:

I got all excited for a minute because I thought people were going to post pictures of their chest rigs and PVS-14s.

In my defense, my stupidity is all natural, no rhetorical gamesmanship here.

It is definitely more sword and sorcery than FR (though, it's not a high bar). But yeah, it's a weird mix if you step back and look at it. You have some darker sword and sorcery stuff in the background, and in the foreground political machinations and conflicts and like, Arthurian-esque knightly...

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