Well, fine, then we're going to be experimenting with requiring diacetyl intake! Those so-called scientists don't know anything! In fact, we're going to replace flouride with diacetyl so that everyone can enjoy the multitudinous and far-reaching health benefits my brain worms assure me it provides!
I'm sorry, I'm having a hard time hearing you with my fingers in my ears while I'm loudly singing, "LA LA LA LA I CAN'T HEAR YOU!" Could you please repeat that?
When my daughter was born in 2023, I was showing her photo to some guys at work, and one of them said, "Oh, is that your granddaughter?" And I instantly grew 30 years older and felt my knees and back pop and my teeth fall out.
A typical case of a solution in search of a problem.
Doesn't mean the solutions don't solve problems, just that people were "getting by just fine, thanks," beforehand.
Listen, there wasn't more than a fringe market for the luggable, either. Common wisdom is that they only designed and built it to compete with the Compaq Portable, which also didn't really have a market.
It occurred to me after I replied, that the Witchlight Carnival portion should not run on fairytale logic. That chapter specifically takes place somewhere else in the multiverse -- Greyhawk, Faerûn, Hârn, Éire, Ägyptos, or some other place with extra umlauts/accents/carets in its name. That...
Back in the day, my dad brought home a luggable -- an IBM Portable Personal Computer 5155 model 68 they used at RCA. That thing was a beast, with two 512K floppy disk drives (one to run the OS, and the other for programs!), a motherboard with 8 slots (so much expansion capability), and 640KB of...
There is "fairytale logic," certaInly! But for consistency, my old table at the hobby shop liked being able to logic their way through (for some values of "logic"). This will be a fresh table with unknown playstyle, so I will keep your suggestions fresh at hand. My old table would have...
That's certainly one way to do it. I've run a lot of very linear scenarios, especially in the 4E days, because my time slot is 2 hours every Wednesday and that's not a lot of time for being sidetracked. But I prefer to let my players choose their course of action using the information provided...
Agreed. If you want the grinder to work better you should do what I do: I have an industrial-strength room-sized vacuum chamber to remove friction due to air molecules. It produces the finest ground coffee. Only REAL coffee connoisseurs do it correctly!
Sure, but how are the PCs supposed to know where to go next? They're at the Carnival, how do they know what to do next? Mister Witch and Mister Light send them to the Feywild, but what are they supposed to do there? They might meet Sir Talavar shortly after arriving, but they don't have to. But...