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I keep waiting for the theory but all I keep seeing is garbage.

I have never played Paranoia but I imagine that’d make for a real interesting session!

It’s a magic sword, and it’s in a dungeon. Yes, I’m going to go get it and no, it doesn’t matter what system it is.

I wouldn't take too much of anything written about 2e in the Complete Handbooks as gospel, with the reason being that they were often contradictory, not well edited from the standpoint of where they fit holistically with the rest of the rules, and often had a lot of passive terminology about...

Conversely all the keyword language in the world still hasn’t helped anyone understand how Hiding works in 5.5.

Oops missed that second part!

I dislike the mechanical lawyer speak, and think it’s particularly overdone in 5.5. I’d much prefer something more enjoyable to read.

This is unprecedented but, in your opinion, what would be the impact on kickstarters where a pledge is made before the tariffs but the actual product isn’t delivered til next year (assuming the tariffs are still in effect?) Even if you have a million dollar kickstarter, I assume the margins can...

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Almost everyone has a breaking point where they dig in their heels about what they want the game to be or not be? (Insert 4e conversation here)

Dude. Does every single response from you have to be a stake in the damn ground about how much you haven't liked anything from WotC ever? Like, we get it. We've heard it.

Yeah, I think there's definitely two camps. There's people who want more from WotC, while at the same time there are people who think that output hasn't been well designed recently and wants actually fewer releases.

Our current group is not adversarial, though I've played with groups where that feeling did exist between the GM and the players (not fun). I would say right now, nobody is actively seeking to create advantages off the rules, but when it does happen, I think we let it ride for one session, but...

Which is just so crazy to me because as much as people get spun up over backwards compatibility, I think 2e remains the only edition that really had backwards compatibility baked in because TSR management was so adamant that it had to work seamlessly with 1e material - probably the last time...

That’s just proof two people can read a post and come away with two vastly different conclusions.

We threw out level limits and the restrictions from pretty much day one with no impact. That was very much a Gygaxian holdover.

Except by me. 😭

Which again, underscores his point. Things improve over time. I haven’t had to change a thermostat in a new refrigerator that I’ve owned…ever. My refrigerator is much larger than one my parents had back in their cabin. But where this comparison breaks down is that TTRPGs are not going to break...

I’m not sure what refrigerators you worked with but nothing Hussar said there was wrong. Defrosting refrigerators was recommended occasionally as ice buildup would block the air circulation and cause parts to possibly fail. Freezers would just build and build a layer of frost til the inside...

Love a good temper tantrum.