The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[Snarf Zagyg]

Yeah, but like, forest green is objectively the best shade of green.

 

[payn]

 

[Umbran]

You have to put it in proper context to get appreciation:

 

[darjr]

Forest Oracle Green

 

[payn]

Oh, KRAKEN variants. I thought for a second it was KAREN variants.

 

[Deset Gled]

Forest Oracle Green

 

[Umbran]

Oh, KRAKEN variants. I thought for a second it was KAREN variants.

To-MAY-to, To-MAH-to.

 

[Ryujin]

To-MAY-to, To-MAH-to.

I disagree. One is a fell beast that I never want to have to battle and the other is a kraken.

 

[CleverNickName]

I'm seriously disappointed in Kickstarter. I would like nothing more than to back The New Hotness that dropped today, but I won't support blockchain technology in any capacity that gives me a choice in the matter. And since I can choose not to back a Kickstarter project, I'm forced to miss out on The New Hotness.

It's a shame, too. I used to pledge for dozens of Kickstarters every year, from a variety of indie RPG companies, spending hundreds of dollars. The One Ring, the Legend of Vox Machina, Avatar: Legends, Level-Up 5E, Coyote & Crow, Venture Maidens, Seas of Vodari, Tome of Heroes, Tanares, HeroForge, The Lost Lights, and dozens more have all enjoyed my support in recent years...and now, because of Kickstarter's misguided decision to switch to blockchain, I'm out in the cold.

I know there are other systems out there that don't use blockchains...IndieGoGo, CircleUp, Patreon, etc. And I'll eagerly use them! If more indie RPG creators make the switch from Kickstarter, I'll follow them. Or maybe Kickstarter will see the light. But until then, that sweet artwork from Erol Otis will pass me by.

Bummer.

 

[prabe]

I'm seriously disappointed in Kickstarter. I would like nothing more than to back The New Hotness that dropped today, but I won't support blockchain technology in any capacity that gives me a choice in the matter. And since I can choose not to back a Kickstarter project, I'm forced to miss out on The New Hotness.

It's a shame, too. I used to pledge for dozens of Kickstarters every year, from a variety of indie RPG companies, spending hundreds of dollars. The One Ring, the Legend of Vox Machina, Avatar: Legends, Level-Up 5E, Coyote & Crow, Venture Maidens, Seas of Vodari, Tome of Heroes, Tanares, HeroForge, The Lost Lights, and dozens more have all enjoyed my support in recent years...and now, because of Kickstarter's misguided decision to switch to blockchain, I'm out in the cold.

I know there are other systems out there that don't use blockchains...IndieGoGo, CircleUp, Patreon, etc. And I'll eagerly use them! If more indie RPG creators make the switch from Kickstarter, I'll follow them. Or maybe Kickstarter will see the light. But until then, that sweet artwork from Erol Otis will pass me by.

Bummer.

I remember when my wife was in grad school, she did some work and reading having to do with "wicked problems," which at least mostly involved competing goods. Back the game-makers? Refuse to engage with blockchain?