D&D (2024) Experienced DMs, how useful is the 2024 DMG to you?

[Oofta]

I think it's healthy to cut toxic people out of one's life. Whether online or offline.

Disagreeing with someone does not automatically make them toxic.

 

[Neonchameleon]

Disagreeing with someone does not automatically make them toxic.

Who said it did? Without going into details there are numerous people in this thread I regularly disagree with. But one has gone back onto my ignore list as a consequence of the thread itself.

 

[mamba]

Drakkenheim series also follow this, and they're 5E (two books with a MM in development).

an adventure, a setting guide and an MM, not everything that has three books is a PHB, DMG, and MM

 

[Alzrius]

Disagreeing with someone does not automatically make them toxic.

Not automatically, no. But there are certain people here who go around starting arguments (often to the point of reviving moribund threads) purely for their own amusement.

 

[Clint_L]

I honestly don't know what you are talking about, the comment was apropos of nothing.

But the ignore feature does work wonders where appeals to reason fail!

I appreciate having it, and I appreciate that it is there for those that I annoy. It’s a win-win!

I am coaching a new DM and I gotta tell ya, the new DMG is a VAST improvement.

 

[Azzy]

Disagreeing with someone does not automatically make them toxic.

No, and I'm not suggesting to ignore those who simply disagree with one—just those that threadcrap and behave in ways that one shouldn't put up with.