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Yes and no. As already implied in other comments: I think it would help if you spend some time contemplating why you keep doing something that is clearly not good for you. A therapist would probably be a good option, but in that case either you'll need to find a way to relay to your current...

I struggled a bit with the categories, but ended up picking Classic/Dungeon Fantasy, Heroic/S&S Fantasy, Cyberpunk, Space Opera, all Pulp options, Historical Fantasy and Retro Sci-Fi. I think in general I lean towards settings that bring some kind of adventuring (I would consider missions in a...

These looks pretty awesome! Especially number 8 and 9.

As mentioned a few pages back, I think you could go with Al-Andalus (Muslim-ruled part of southern Europe) as a template. My memories are a bit vague at this point, but Calimshan/Calimport didn't strike me as purely Islamic, but rather a mixture of influences.

True. I guess, I'd better buy Corp Borg next, then.

Completed my Ars Magica 5 collection over at Bundle of Holding. I should have every book now, so I only need to wait for about 25 years until I can retire and have enough time to run the game 🙃

Looks like Drizzt visited the local alchemist to increase his gains.

Yes, now I see the numbers, too (and they actually update live when clicking the arrows).

This already exists if you disable the "remove ignored content" checkbox in your settings. But the design in Xenforo is maybe a bit too subtle, as you only get a very small grey text indicating that there is ignored content and you need to click/tap it to reveal the actual posts. This is what...

Thinking about my own consumption habits, it's a bit tricky - I do read blog articles and often enjoy them (mostly in the OSR sphere), but this is only when they are posted or recommended by someone I follow on social media (mostly Twitter and a bit of Bluesky); newsletters on the other hand I...

What you could try is disabling the removal of ignored content in your settings. Maybe this would at least show you the thread.

AAA publishers don't really need to partner with a German dev studio - if they are interested, they can buy it. And they probably are not going to both with the constraints and necessary reporting to the German government for "just" 1 or 2 Million Euros.

I think that's the main problem: there's certainly enough talented developers and artists over here, but there are simply no German game studios in the AAA league. And judging from past experiences, the funding provided by the government is not even remotely in the area of a typical modern AAA...