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I got a doozy for y'all. Its Battletech but I dont care because the story is stone cold hilarious. The set up; Battletech is crunchy and then some. Memes galore demonstrate how many charts exist to adjudicate just about any situation. Most of the time a game runs pretty smoothly. Though, once...

Oh I definitely had this one in my bingo card!

I’m with the folks that think it was good, dipped, and mostly recovered. I don’t think it bothered me so much as it is way down the list of shows that start great and go to crap.

Oh right so anti-casual it has more players than ever. Queue “because it was named dropped on a tv show!”

GM to player about 50/50. I’d kill to play in a Traveller game though.

Egg on burger pretty common stateside.

Thats not really any different with XP. They just beeline to activities that reward it. Often, at expense of what ought to be interesting to their character. When an XP opportunity exists is always GM whim too. Unless you declare "this woods has 117 XP within it" every time they travel.

I think you are pretty much ignoring all the team work capabilities of 5E D&D because they are not mechanically suited to your preferences. Its casual for D&D and in comparison to other crunchy RPGs. Its a common complaint.

Now you are getting it. Imagine your buddy if they had to learn their PC and whatever your PC does so they could play the game.

I’ve covered that. A lot of players are still learning the game and have not mastered it. Needing a volleyball team to play the game is difficult for west matches and organized play. Alternatively, the GM can dial up the challenge to require more teamwork (PF2 the opposite to require less) for...

Well, no, but I understand now.

Is that a chicken fried burger? Or do y’all just call anything on a bun a burger?

Shhhhh don’t get folks started on candy corn

I feel like every office/team has one of those folks. I sent the thanksgiving Oreos ad to him and he immediately responded, “Sold Out!!”

Actually they already started filming when the axe dropped on them.

Yeaaaah… I remember eye rolling about needing an Earth connection and this oh so convenient tech. I figured eh as long as they don’t…oh god they did. Show could have been totally independent without Richard Dean cameos once a season.

Reminds me of the Jones soda pack from 20 years ago. No way these cookies are as bad as those sodas were.

Oh that’s not even what I’m talking about. They made the right call (though from what I hear Anvar worked overtime selling the show to Amazon). I mean cutting them from 10 to 8 to 6 episodes and finally canceling them after t they started shooting. Also, they took liberties during the first...

Typically, just a level up. Though when I’m running Traveller I tend to allow a skill bump after an adventure wraps up. That’s like 1/4 of a level or less. That said, I liked his in Dungeons and Dragons Online they had milestone bumps between levels to do what you suggest.