It amuses me that people are making C64 and Atari analogies in a negative sense. In dance music, the sounds from old machines are returned to (through C64 sound chip emulators like QuadraSID, or putting samples through an Amiga's crunchy 8 bit distortion) because they have a dirt and rawness to them that "stronger, faster, better!" new technology has abandoned in the rush to advance. Heck, Norman Cook (Fatboy Slim) sequences on an Atari still.
IMO, the same kind of principle applies strongly to D&D, reversing the analogy from the negative connotations that Lisa and Wizardru were attempting to allude to.
IMO, the same kind of principle applies strongly to D&D, reversing the analogy from the negative connotations that Lisa and Wizardru were attempting to allude to.
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