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The srrawmanning might have been a matter of ignorance, but I see the Bad Faith Brigade has arrived. Never mind.

While I stand by my position that everyone at a given table should take the game they're playing roughly equally seriously, I don't disagree with your point, here.

I haven't seen that sort of increase from the local roaster where I get my coffee beans. Yet. I expect it'll hurt when they start having to cover new shipments and the tariffs thereon.

And these are failures to navigate that strait I mentioned.

It's possible to sincerely apologize for, say, hurting someone's feelings, while also refusing to recant the core of what you said. This is a very narrow strait to navigate, without question.

AND SHE GOT AWAY WITH IT

It was pouring like an avalanche coming down the mountain ...

I personally thought The World We Make was a satisfactory Book Two, and that it resolved the few pending things from The City We Became more than well enough to be worth reading. Of course, I read both books over the course of a weekend, so there's that.

I expect that thread's going to be about as useful as the other forty-nine million times the topic's been discussed here, it'll be a battle between the people with a uselessly narrow definition and the people with a uselessly broad one. Y'all have fun.

The last time I worked retail, the store manager/s got in more trouble for inventory loss than for anything else--including inventory gain. They had no incentive to mark expensive things as gone. EDIT: Also, anyone who's worked retail for any length of time knows that an inventory listing of 1...

https://mocoshow.com/2020/05/08/maryland-style-pizza/

Ledo Pizza is very much its own thing, and its thing is very much a Maryland (or at least mid-Atlantic) thing. That's not to say anyone's wrong for (not) liking it, just that if you didn't grow up eating that kind of pizza, at least occasionally, it's probably kinda alien to you.

Unrelated to the above: Wow, that's a lot of wrong to fit into a single post. Good job!

Somehow I doubt "Having done their damage, they decided to move on" is as likely as it should be.

I think backstories for level 1 characters can be fine, so long as the players realize they're writing backstories for level 1 characters. These days I tend to give the players some details about where things are starting off, and ask them for people or things their characters are connected...

Even if the designer/s wanted to make the game more ... compatible, I guess, with that sort of character thinking, that's almost certainly not what playtesting should be about. At least, it's perfectly reasonable for it not to be. I haven't (yet) had too much problem with backstories in the...

A minor quibble: There is a slim (plausibly very slim) chance they're just coming from a place of very narrow experience. A) it's not the way to bet and B) it's probably not worth engaging, anyway, at least on that.

That makes sense. I'm the primary cook for my wife and me, because I'm the pickier eater by far--though it's really about there just being some ingredients I will not eat. I try to make stuff we'll both enjoy, but the fact she enjoys some of the ingredients I will not eat does mean she doesn't...

I'm a picky eater in some ways--I always have been--but I'm an adventurous eater in others. I'm also very much mostly responsible for making my own food choices at this point, though I'll admit I don't always make great ones.

If you want the same pizza you had when you were ten, that's fine, I'm not inclined to even try to stop you. I, personally, do not want the same pizza I had when I was ten. This does not need to make conflict between us, you eat your pizza and I'll eat mine.