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eh, there are other OSes too, the barrier to entry is higher, but then the market is a lot bigger too If you really wanted to, you could create your own OS, see Torvalds. It won’t unseat Windows, but your TTRPG will not dethrone D&D either

I assume like DL, some pages on the setting and mostly an adventure, not sure they will repeat the three-book approach turns out Elturel did not fall into hell but onto DS

I was responding to the part I quoted, which was “Software has to be designed with the operating system in mind. For games it's their choice.” At that time I asked for clarification because much like game designers have a choice what to work on, software developers do too, so I was not seeing...

oh well, it has been 40 years ;)

he is the original sorcerer and most powerful being in Dark Sun. The SK were his chosen warlords, tasked with eradicating all races but the halflings (Rajaat’s race). At the time they did not know his end goal and happily did his bidding in exchange for the power he gave them. Once they had...

yes, a better option, the SK help Borys to keep Rajaat imprisoned. Rajaat being free is the worse option. Killing the SKs will result in that, that the ‘heroes’ do not know that and their actions endanger the whole world does not change that. Informed people would side with the SK and not try...

that is not even the theme, that is just ‘there are no gods’ without the ‘and this is why things are so terrible’ part

it makes them the better option, as I said initially, it undermines the message

if you have the option to ‘save’ the world at the cost of a few thousand lives a year or certain destruction, I’d say you kinda have to go with option 1. Could the SK be nicer, sure, but ultimately they are saving the world from something worse

I am aware, I still would get rid of him and his reason for existing. Once it becomes clear that the sorcerer-kings sacrificing their men to the dragon serves the purpose of keeping Rajaat imprisoned, they become kinda the good guys in this

personally I would get rid of the dragon and Rajaat, and just have the sorcerer-kings vying for supremacy / ascension. To me the dragon / Rajaat angle always undermined the message of the sorcerer-kings being the bad guys

nah, they did not shift at all, but maybe you misunderstood my point agreed, that is why I called it platform independent no one says it has to be a one person job, much like most apps aren't one developer either. Heck, many commercial TTRPG products aren't either never said there was, I said...

your link is from April, I doubt it is about the current situation

so far the trade balance has gotten worse though...

does WotC pay them or is that just baseless speculation? I think what it might be missing is the same level of interest in the viewers, not sure if CR knows that or is just not willing to risk it

technically the OS is also software and yes, you could write an app that goes straight to the machine level without an OS in between, there just is no need for that any more, everyone has an OS these days Apart from that it doesn't change the point. The software developer can still decide to...

yeah, but that does not seem to be working out so well, if the carriers now refuse to accept packages to the US

I get where you are coming from, but it's a game, not a college class. I'd rather have a game that is fun and raises awareness than one that hammers the message home that no one is playing. The former accomplishes something at least, the latter not so much

by the seller / shop, so that will very much depend on the website and is very different from how tariffs work. As @UngainlyTitan said, it might make VPNs very popular in the US however

it doesn't even tell us much about its initial success, unless we have actual numbers. Darrington could just have printed way too few books