D&D General [rant]The conservatism of D&D fans is exhausting.

[Faolyn]

How many enemies do you actually talk to?

In TTRPGs? Most of them.

In video games? I generally don't.

In many video games you do have conversations with primary antagonists. Sometimes you have multiple options. You can frequently eavesdrop on other less important NPCs.

Are you saying that in video games, you have as many options for dealing with enemies as you do in RPGs?

I don't run murderhobo games, the intelligent creature enemies are enemies for a reason. But that's my game. If someone else wants to run a murderhobo game ans they're having fun with it? Who am I, or anyone else, to tell them that they're playing wrong?

Where did I say that they were playing wrong by murderhoboing?