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Someone should design a TTRPG around the intricate social interactions at the tavern, and the dungeon delve is handled with a single die roll.

What about trust? Simplicity is a feature because it increases trust. Trust that the dice are fair. Dice that are unnecessarily complex reduces that trust.

I am in my 50s. When I was a kid, tv shows had a hard start time, and people who turned up late just accepted that they missed out. And talking over the show was considered rude. Now with streaming, people will turn up late, take forever getting settled and regularly interrupt, because “we can always pause and rewind”. With modern technology it now takes about two hours to watch a one hour show.

Re-write the spell to be a firecube. If the grid is that important, just declare that magical fire occupies a cubical volume because “magic”

Godot does have the option of just ignoring pull requests. Which will make it harder to get good contributions. But that option is there

LLMs consume vast amounts of energy and freash water and release lots of carbon. That is enough for me to not want to “play” with them.

Sounds like the funding model is the real problem that needs to be solved first

Or NetHack?

I always assumed that was the plan. “We sold twitter for so much $! Let’s do that again!”

Cthulhu kills 1D6 Characters per round

An amusing trick is to write in NotePad and then change the file extension to .doc Word opens it without complaint

I had a colleague express outrage because I used notepad to record the meeting minutes instead of Word. I just wanted to type quickly.

Godot is featuring in Humble Bundle right now

Where can I get this sticker? I tried searching but could not find it

How about Mobilizon? https://joinmobilizon.org/en/

Various Powered by the Apocalypse games do include player initiated exposition

I go Bushwalking/ overnight hikes as a hobby. Inventory management is very important when you carry everything you need to survive in your pack. When I started rp-ing it took me a while to adjust to the fact that the same people who are hyper-fixated in the “reality” of Spell effects could not be bothered to pack a tent. Though I admit that the DM did not care about tents either…

Link did not work for me, so here it is https://troypress.com/a-catch-all-move-in-pbta-games/

Consider getting your own domain. That way you own your own name, but you can swap email providers behind the scenes