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<blockquote data-quote="Clint_L" data-source="post: 9118509" data-attributes="member: 7035894"><p>What's not to like? It's an excellent TTRPG, and I love playing TTRPGs. It has tremendous scope, and its intentionally unfinished design (in terms of story and setting) is, for me, a feature rather than a flaw, since I love creating my own stories. It has a deep reservoir of available resources, dwarfing any other game, and it is so well known that it is relatively easy to find other players.And it was the first. You never forget your first.</p><p></p><p>I find the title of this thread a bit off-putting; it probably isn't intended that way, but the use of the word "actually" reads to me like it would be hard to find things to like about D&D. I have the opposite perspective: it is hard for me to find things I <em>don't</em> like about D&D. I love it.I have seen so many kids who built a friend group around D&D, and that alone makes me love it. It fosters imagination, creative problem solving, socialization, and even basic math skills. It helps people learn to look at the world from different points of view. I think D&D has made the world a better place. I wish everyone played it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Clint_L, post: 9118509, member: 7035894"] What's not to like? It's an excellent TTRPG, and I love playing TTRPGs. It has tremendous scope, and its intentionally unfinished design (in terms of story and setting) is, for me, a feature rather than a flaw, since I love creating my own stories. It has a deep reservoir of available resources, dwarfing any other game, and it is so well known that it is relatively easy to find other players.And it was the first. You never forget your first. I find the title of this thread a bit off-putting; it probably isn't intended that way, but the use of the word "actually" reads to me like it would be hard to find things to like about D&D. I have the opposite perspective: it is hard for me to find things I [I]don't[/I] like about D&D. I love it.I have seen so many kids who built a friend group around D&D, and that alone makes me love it. It fosters imagination, creative problem solving, socialization, and even basic math skills. It helps people learn to look at the world from different points of view. I think D&D has made the world a better place. I wish everyone played it. [/QUOTE]
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