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Sorry, but that's arguing semantics. If Goodman Games were to pay a license to publish my old world of Nevere as a setting, people would say "Goodman Games is working with Ralif Redhammer." Followed by "Who in the world is Ralif Redhammer?"

In his book The Dungeon Master, William Dear does sort-of recant. But by then, four years after James Dallas Eggbert III died by suicide, it was way too late. I totally remember the whole Proctor & Gamble thing being on the news when I was a kid! Didn't it recently come to light from the guy...

There are plenty of legitimate reasons to want to add CSIO to the OAR line. It's significant to D&D's history, it's a wild, gonzo setting that fits with DCC RPG, it's expensive on the second-hand market, and was printed on poor-quality paper. Unfortunately, all those don't add up against...

I get the feeling that the Goodman Games crew has a lot of attachment to the original CSIO. That they grew up with Judges Guild products. And thus it's become a blind spot. for them. Their nostalgia for it and desire to make this happen are outweighing the very concrete reasons why they should...

I've played my share of T&T, and I would say that the retro feel is part of the appeal. The rules are relatively unchanged since its inception, and the art generally backs that mood up.

Michelle Rodriguez would be cool. I could see her playing Spider Murphy. And that would also be a good cue for them to resolve the Rache Bartmoss mystery.

As great as his performance is, I hope not. Maybe as a cloned version, sure (as people have posited the potential existence of, in addition to Alt), but another engram Silverhand would not be my choice for a second game. I suppose another option would be an AI version beyond the Blackwall, but I...

It was after reading Womack's afterword to Neuromancer that I thought "I have to read something by a guy that writes like this!" So far, I am digging it.

I finished reading Farren's Vickers. Fun, but it's held back by not having real depth like the titans of the cyberpunk genre. And the twist is visible a mile away. Now I'm reading Jack Womack's Ambient. It really is perfectly written. Light when needed, portentous and deep when that is called...

Easy answer is Bloodborne 2. Going more in-depth: I'd love to see Insomniac do a game about Morbius. A cyberpunk dating sim kinda like Boyfriend Dungeon would be cool. A remaster of Drakan: The Ancient Gates.

A Wizard of Earthsea is fantastic. It's a book I didn't come to until my mid-twenties, and I really wish I had gotten to it sooner.

That's a bummer. I've read a few old issues, and while they're sometimes a bit like only hearing parts of a conversation, they are important windows into gaming fandom of yore.

One thing I think we've all seen with bigots is that they might consider specific marginalized people that they know "one of the good ones" while spouting hatred about that same group of marginalized people in general. The ability of some people to see themselves as the good guys in a...

Within the first few pages of CSIO, it talks about his secret police. I don't think any good ruler has ever been described as having secret police. Sigh...at this point they really need to cancel the crowdfunding project. No matter how much they are fans of the original.

Eww, it's pretty gross. And it shows that the Bledsaws are unrepentant. Choosing to do business with them is a mistake.

Oh yeah, he had some solid ideas. But I got really tired of the constant clickbait titles. I think a lot of streamers do end up victims of YouTube's algorithm, especially the people that make it their entire or partial living, chasing what gets them the most likes and clicks.

Definitely. I've never been a fan of those sorts of videos, but my dislike was particularly exacerbated by hearing that Professor Dungeonmaster (and presumably others) come up with the clickbait title first, and only later on come up with the content. In my experience the easiest way to induce...

We enjoyed the heck out of it, though always got mad when my brother used the one special ability where you got to use your shoe to smash an opponent. That seemed particularly OP. Dragon magazine was great for introducing people to new games, whether they were TSR's or not. Some of those ads...

I never played Everquest, but enjoyed the heck out of Champions of Norath. BG: Dark Alliance 1 & 2 were such fun. Even though I played the SSI Gold Box games back in the day, this was the first time I felt the worlds of D&D really come to life in a videogame. Yes! They were a ton of fun...