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None of this has anything to do with enjoying roleplay or not. I haven't seen a shift away from roleplaying your character being the fun part.

I think getting some more options when you level up makes playing your character more fun. These aren't mutually exclusive.

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I'm not sure about this, I feel it takes careful curation to not be constantly bombarded by misogynistic grifters. At least it feels that way in movie and video game spaces. Just the other day I got recommended a ProJared video.

This was just one example of the type of things YouTubers get a bad rep for, and I mention it as to why I find it hard to have sympathy for anyone that films themselves doing potential crimes and puts it online for clout/profit. Explaining the other reasons why I think YouTubers have a bad...

From Logan Paul to Johnny Somali, there’s a reputation of YouTubers filming themselves doing crime for clout.

The same could be said for the reputation of some* YouTubers *added in edit

We finally got in a session after a few weeks off due to illnesses and just general busyness. We converted our characters from 14 to 24 rules, so spent the start of the session doing that. It's actually the second time we've converted our characters having started this campaign using OSE. After...

You've just described the trailer from the OP.

It's sounding like you resent anyone talented enough to make a living from their art. Just out of interest, when you say 'turn of the century' do you mean 2000 or 1900?

There is nothing creative in putting someone else's work through a filter.

How silly of me, maybe we should go back to your more realistic example of watching fireworks in a town where you didn't pay taxes? Or, how about the crime of eating a meal, a succulent Chinese meal! I'm sorry, what were talking about again?

By this logic identity theft is fine. You still have your identity.

Firstly, he's retired (again), so I'm not sure how vested his interests are. If anything, Studio Ghibli could save money if they used AI. I don't think being a renowned artist makes him biased, personally, I think being an expert in his field would mean he has a greater understanding of the...

Apologies in advance for the off topic tangent but: Was the paper in the Spelljammer books thinner? I could have sworn it was way thicker, like I was constantly thinking I was turning two pages at once?

Paying for the rights to use something is far more respectful than plagiarism. Edit note: in my opinion.

I'm a fan of the book. I feel like it goes against a lot of the more common criticisms/complaints people had about 5E. A book chock full of interesting and usable lore. Overflowing with originality, inspiration and creativity. A high quality book that came out after Tasha's. When I bought my...

I think I threw up in my mouth a little. Imagine how many life drawing classes PJ could have taken with $250.