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How do modern videogames and RPGs oversimplify mechanics to appeal to a wider audience? Do you think it's worth it? How could you reach multiple types of people without simplifying the game and removing anything, no matter how important, just because some random person was offended?

So I found this article on Polygon: Ask a simple question about the Dungeons & Dragons timeline, get a complicated answer And it really makes sense. It's not like Wizards hasn't done something like this in the past. But, if this is true, does it mean that Mike and the other mad mages are just...