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

[payn]

Seriously considering posting a thread about how I run D&D combats and how much fun they are from the session I am about to run, using photos and/or videos to show how you don't need to have any of the common features and assumptions about D&D combat that make it "a boring slog" or "over in 3 rounds."

I know I will still be wrong about it, somehow. So someone please talk me down.

Just make it a thread about how you like combat and not a right or wrong thing.

 

[J.Quondam]

Seriously considering posting a thread about how I run D&D combats and how much fun they are from the session I am about to run, using photos and/or videos to show how you don't need to have any of the common features and assumptions about D&D combat that make it "a boring slog" or "over in 3 rounds."

I know I will still be wrong about it, somehow. So someone please talk me down.

Make it a [ - ] thread to elicit those extra-spicy reactions.

 

[Cadence]

I wonder how messed up Blenderbot 3 could get by some gaming conversations. How hard would it be to train it to take a side on, say railroading or fudging or edition wars?

 

[prabe]

I wonder how messed up Blenderbot 3 could get by some gaming conversations. How hard would it be to train it to take a side on, say railroading or fudging or edition wars?

The question is, would it take the correct side?

 

[Ryujin]

The question is, would it take the correct side?

I suppose that depends on whether I give it the data, or someone who is wrong does.

 

[Hussar]

Oh bugger. I knew, as soon as I hit post reply, that that was a mistake.

 

[Guest 7034872]

I understand having a personal meltdown--I really do. But why do it on a web-forum??

 

[prabe]

I understand having a personal meltdown--I really do. But why do it on a web-forum??

The obvious answer is: because you know no one from your offline life will see it.

 

[Guest 7034872]

The obvious answer is: because you know no one from your offline life will see it.

Except that so often they do, don't they? People rarely make much effort to hide themselves online anymore.

 

[prabe]

Except that so often they do, don't they? People rarely make much effort to hide themselves online anymore.

True. There's also that forum sites are ... niche. That's more what I was talking about.