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It was aired, it was just off the network immediately. I know because we were watching it, but fell behind, and then couldn't even see what happened.

That sounds so cool... I'd want to see that. Now I will be obsessed with trying to fit that...

Second season was pretty good, IMO, though I think there are mixed feelings on it. Season 3 started Netflix's pattern of splitting into two halves. Finished first half and it was OK. From what I heard, Geralt was hardly in the second half, but I never started it.

Yeah, I didn't even finish the last season... I just remembered that I'd gotten bored. I think for all that Cavill has experienced since then, no matter what, it was a good choice to jump when he did.

Everything isn't exception based though. Let's take Fate Core as that's an example I can speak to extensively. In each iteration of Fate Core you'll have Aspects, Skills and Stunts. However, looking in Fate Worlds Volume 1, there are several different settings with things tweaked a lot or a...

I think there's one consideration being left out of generic systems that evens the playing field. That is adapting the system for that genre with genre-specific rules. Thereby you have a solid, known foundation, but have this same flexibility when dealing with specific settings. You see this a...

To add to this, when you reinvent the wheel, you almost always end up with an inferior wheel. That's the reason that people use what has come before in order to iterate on the progress that has already been made. That's what I love about this hobby - people take what has come before, remix or...

Is that a shopping list or a haiku? I can't tell...

I was wondering about the context of this, but now I get it- I have nothing constructive to add, I don't guess.

It sucks that Image settled, though I can understand it. IANAL, but can that affect the other proceedings even though they are separate filings?

Reading games and breaking down the design from the player perspective and reading up on designer intent and how that translated is the reason that I have purchased so many games that I'll probably never play. I just enjoy it! And when I have had to design something, it has helped a lot.

The full version with everything is here for reference - https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/341997/cthulhu-dark

Again this is not up for debate, has precedent, and is common practice. You can't plagiarize whole texts. Taking aspects of other works is perfectly permissable. I note that you didn't answer the part about Shakespeare as it totally throws your interpretation out of the water.

It's not even that. Derivative works are a different can of fish, and licensed as such. Certain things cannot be copyrighted. The courts have already ruled on that. So if I create a system that uses a d20 and 6 stats and hit points, that is not a derivative work. That is inspired. A derivative...

No, it's not at all. Mechanics are not plagiarism. Plagiarism is taking the representation of another person's language, thoughts, ideas, or expressions as one's own original work. You are lifting their work as is and presenting it as your own. If I take inspiration from themes or parts of your...

AI art is a completely different animal, mostly because of the fact that the AI is replicating actual work, i.e. the strokes of a brush or other media. Though both are similarly artistic endeavors, writing != visual art. In visual art when done by an artist in the medium, they do a similar thing...

I don't really have a consistent price point- just that as it goes up, I'm less impulsive about buys. I have certain practices that creators use that make me less likely to give leeway - I agree with the idea that PDFs should be priced more in line with the effort to put in them than they are...

Thank you for this. I try to tell people that, and it seems to go over heads all the time. CGen, and to an extent leveling are the only player facing things that are intensive. And we even made it simpler by not training in advance.

Oh I don't think its just you. We say steal in common parlance- I never really thought about the other connotations and how they might be conflated until this conversation.

Yes, though we use steal in common parlance, I like 'learn' better. Steal has an ugly connotation taken out of context.