D&D General NFTs Are Here To Ruin Dungeons & Dragons

[Remathilis]

Hello everyone,

My name is Stephen, and I am the Lead Game Designer at GRIPNR LLC.

Quick question: are you familiar with a man named Justin LaNasa?

 

[Cordwainer Fish]

Quick question: are you familiar with a man named Justin LaNasa?

'Gripnr', not 'Gritsnr'.

 

[thom_likes_gaming]

Everyone in here:"nobody in their right mind would..."

Well...yeah..

 

[Mallus]

'Gripnr', not 'Gritsnr'.

‘Griftnr’

 

[Bill Zebub]

I'm not on board with all the hostility here. I mean, I think it's a silly idea. But lots of people think BC and NFTs are the coolest things ever, absent malice, so I don't find it surprising...again, just misguided...that somebody is trying to combine them with D&D. It doesn't mean they are evil.

I'm all for poking fun at this in the name of, well, fun. But a lot of these posts are crossing the line, imo.

 

[Staffan]

I'm not on board with all the hostility here. I mean, I think it's a silly idea. But lots of people think BC and NFTs are the coolest things ever, absent malice, so I don't find it surprising...again, just misguided...that somebody is trying to combine them with D&D. It doesn't mean they are evil.

I'm all for poking fun at this in the name of, well, fun. But a lot of these posts are crossing the line, imo.

Would that be the line that goes up?

Cryptocurrency is a Ponzi scheme. So are NFTs. Anyone trying to use them deserves ridicule and scorn, pour encourager les autres.

I mean, they might not be evil. They might just be ignorant. In which case, they should learn about the bullcrap they're about to get into, and then figure out something else to do with their lives.

 

[Delve SRM]

Quick question: are you familiar with a man named Justin LaNasa?

I am. I'm not a fan.

 

[LongTimeLurker]

I am. I'm not a fan.

I've noticed that after you interjected yourself into OUR conversation, you've yet to try and answer a single question put to you but you've got enough time for semi-smarmy rejoinders. Why is that?

 

[Morrus]

I've noticed that after you interjected yourself into OUR conversation, you've yet to try and answer a single question put to you but you've got enough time for semi-smarmy rejoinders. Why is that?

OK folks, while you're free to give your opinions about NFTs, attacking creators like this for simply responding isn't OK. This isn't 'your' conversation, it's a conversation in public about them. They are allowed to participate.

 

[Bill Zebub]

I am. I'm not a fan.

This is not only not smarmy (or even semi-smarmy), I wouldn't even call it a rejoinder.

It is, however, an answer to "a single question put to you." Interesting, that.