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Sure, they might say that. We can but speculate. As long as they acknowledge it in some way.

Hah, I'm imagining this barracks onboard with 230 new redshirts all excited for their upcoming away team missions. None of them noticed that they only have a one-way transporter pass.

Well, let's hope they come up with an explanation of where those other 230 come from before Kirk takes over! And why the ship didn't need those extra 230 people before then.

Since that 'extras are expensive' handwave of an empty sickbay back in the first episode of the season, I keep noticing how deserted the Enterprise is. This week it was while they were walking down empty corridors talking. Plus I'm still not past the 210 crew thing, when I know it's 430!

I knew that would be the reply. Almost like I've had this conversation 1,000 times before. Nothing is binary; there are degrees of things.

Some of us don't want our imagination limited. I thought that was obvious. Maybe you're fine with it (clearly many are) but we were asked what the bioessentialism arguments were, and that's the answer. Well, one of the answers. I'm not going to touch the evil orc topic, because it's been done to...

And that's what I meant about it limiting imagination. If you can't (or won't) even imagine a super-strong halfling? In fact, from what you just said, the only difference in your mind between a halfling and a goliath is their strength score? Nothing else? If a halfling with a high strength score...

I think one important difference is that a species can be portrayed however you like in your own game, but insisting that your preferred portrayal of that species be hardcoded into the core rulebooks is you insisting that your version of the species has to be like that in my home games. Leaving...

I figure that can be true of the average of a species, but it shouldn't be biologically essential that you, specifically (or your character, rather) are. If you want to play a dumb corvid or a bizarrely strong halfling, why not? This stuff is constraining. We play games to expand our...

If you've been holding off backing Pets & Sidekicks, you have just one day to pull the trigger, as the Kickstarter campaign ends tomorrow. As always with EN Publishing Kickstarters, the digital rewards will go out as soon as the campaign ends (in other words, tomorrow) and the print run gets...

Baldur's Gate 3 just celebrated its 2-year anniversary, and Larian--the development studio--has shared some fun statistics. Apparently 1.1 million players have completed the game in Tactician Mode, and nearly half a million in Honour Mode. Baldur's Gate 3 turns two - hard to believe, isn't it...