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It seems I'm not the only one that didn't get it @Paul Farquhar . So perhaps you can spell out where in her acting she showed how Syril's death made her any different? She was doing the exact same things. She wanted to focus on Axis before, and she focused on Axis after. There was no reference...

I don't think her ending wasn't satisfying. It was the manner that they used Gorman. It was a big deal, we're told. But we're not shown that after the fact. In each other time skip, we see some remnants of the prior period- some way it developed. But not for Dedra and Gorman. It might as well...

Not necessarily redeemed- I wasn't talking about redemption. I was referring to any development whatsoever. What was her reaction? Did Syril's death matter to her? None of that was answered. In the long term, it didn't matter to her story at all, which considering how much she was putting into...

I think it is now because of the fact that the YA stuff took off more than the more mature stuff- I think because the writing sucked.

Yes, this is what I thought was missed. It seemed that there were some development possibilities- her obsession with Axis vs her relationship with Syril showing some capacity for caring at the least- culminating in that moment when Syril died and everything came crashing down on Ghorman...

All of those that I just posted were from Kickstarter campaigns of various ages.

Personally, I liked it. I thought that it and the inanity of it should have affected Dedra more. It seemed to at the time, but then after the time jump, there seemed to be no development. That was the only thing that it missed in the payoff. And Syril's character development also helped to...

I think it might read that way because it was about a different era. This was their first video medium story for The High Republic Era. They were trying to build that Era, and have had several of the characters referenced during those novels and comics, including the incident that cut the planet...

My latest haul -

Same. I wasn't even thinking about it, but read the quickstart and and it sold me.

Yeah, this was what I remember happening. One, there was a track record of multiple projects that they took on without starting, using the money for other projects that still never finished, and continuing that behavior even knowing that they would never finish. In the other, they had a...

In terms of the context of what I was quoting, i.e. whether this was a net gain or loss in supporters/purchasers of product, i.e. (from the quoted message, paraphrased) "building bridges or burning both ends"

I mean, that's just my point. It was needless, and while it didn't cause problems with the film, it didn't really add anything either. That was just an example, but your statement sort of speaks to what I was talking about.

Which is the reason I intentionally said it depends on your workflow, so I hope you know I wasn't on that boat of your way is worse. Do whatever works better for you in all things is something that I try to live by in order to be accepting and open to different ways of doing things, that might...

That's not even world building. World building expands the lore of the world. This gave no real insights into it, other than Woody Harrelson tossing him a blaster.

And there's no way in the end to figure out which take is right. He would have been better, IMO, just to stick with his first statement and ignore any other statements, as playing the victim only works on those who are already inclined towards your position in cases like these.

I guess it really depends on your workflow when GMing. My tablet is basically my screen and where I keep notes rather than having a GM screen or any other references, so it works well for me. But if you're not already using it, I can see that.

I don't even think I want to know...

I can see that, though I'm the exact opposite. I like (a) Being able to excise what I want to have it when I need it and (b) to be able to easily index and search for references electronically.