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See that, Clint! Now we are in agreement. Ironically enough, I do have a subscription to Beacon.

bro... a couple more kicks to the dead horse from you? Maybe the horse has a little more life?

If you look at all my previous posts, I said this was a problem for ME. Not for anyone else. And I even said that I'm happy people found joy in using D&DB. I never attacked anyone for their decision. Even the post that you initially responded to, the very first sentence I said that I'm happy...

I should mention that I have Roll20. We would play on Roll20 exclusively. I work from home. Which means, I would be on the computer all day in my garage and then, when it came time to play, I would retreat back into my garage to play. I realized I rather get together with my friends in person...

Exactly! I don't understand why people keep insisting that I'm doing it wrong. Why can't I just be happy?

I said this is my opinion and what I would like. More of a throughline with some stakes. I also said that I would still watch, either way. I am not naive to capitalism. Edit: I took out needlessly combative information.

I think you missed my messages where I said, I'm happy for people that love DNDB. I just don't understand why they are attacking me for saying that I don't like it and I'm not going to use it. On that part, you and I are on the same page.

Yes. I just like there to be some stakes. I'm assuming it'll be an Acq Inc type of thing. Jasmine has gotten the best training on how to do this type of thing...

I agree about Jasmine. I think she's awesome. I'll definitely watch the show. I just hope that it's not a bunch of one-shots highlighting a newest release and has some continuity to it. But, either way, I'll still watch it.

Good for you. I'm all for you enjoying yourself the way you want. That's not my choice. I love having books that my kids can look at and say, "Pop, those are really cool. Can you play with us?" And that gives me an enormous sense of happiness. I can't point them to D&DB and say, "look at...

Yes, but I'm not criticizing the way you choose to spend your play time and money. I also wasn't planning on going into detail on definitions of what I mean by "owning" or discussing what I see D&DB's future plans are. But, like, this is my opinion, man.

Seems pedantic. It's a distinction without a difference. I can fly the skull & crossbones and get it that way, as well. I'm just not interested in getting a janky version of something that I paid for through a phone app when there are so many other TTRPG companies that are more client-focused.

What do you mean, it has little do with the Walled Garden? I don't understand why your minimizing my concerns? Philosophically, I'm opposed to not owning what I buy. Practically, I play at a table with friends and don't use D&DB. I understand that enshittification is leading to...

Because on D&DB, you don't own it. You're renting space.

I'll watch the show. Kinda bummed that material will be locked in that walled garden.

anyone figure out how to watch this retrospectively?

SO how did this whole thing shake out after all? Did peeps get their refund?

Cesar ROMERO

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