- I am no longer interested in character generation software for tabletop RPGs. If I need computerized help to make my character, I don't want to play that game. Some days I can barely tolerate the complication of modern D&D and that's my favorite game. I'm through trying to wrestle with complicated chargen for other systems.
- This may be the best single comic panel I have ever seen:
(From "My Day" by Chris Ware, appearing in the anthology McSweeney's Quartlery Concern (issue 13).) - System Does Matter, but a lot of time and effort spent chasing the perfect system could be focused into actually playing a mechanically suboptimal yet fun game.
- I think RPG Pundit's constant drumbeat of 'swine' infesting the RPG scene is starting to damage my brain. Last night I had a dream in which I was reading a book on RPG theory and in it I encountered a new word: hamculture.
- The hobby needs more ready-to-run adventures. Crunchtastic rules supplements are fun for the players but adventures drive my game. You've heard of National Novel Writing Month? I would suggest that our hobby needs Worldwide Module Writing Month.
Mince Pie Fest 2024: Waitrose (Un-Numbered)
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The pastry has a bit of a salty taste, and I'm not a fan of salt, but
otherwise it has a decent flavour and a good, firm, texture. The filling is
beautiful...
You seem to be the one whining my friend! Or did you not notice that you are complaining about a local shortage of modules immediately after I suggested that worldwide supplies should be increased?
ReplyDeleteSo... is it possible to stop "whining" at each other and perhpas put our heads together about how to organize said Wolrdwide Module Writing Month event?
ReplyDeleteJust a thought...
peace... Dave
Dave, Set and I are trying to have an argument ovber here! Don't screw that up with all your nonsense about doing something constructive!
ReplyDeleteName the month. I'll finally write Swamp Castle.
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