Jorgelino328

I try to think of it in terms of how it would go at a D&D session.

For example, if i roll perception well, seeing a tile is trapped, and tell the DM i avoid it, he’s not going to have some NPC trigger it because i forgot to tell them to stop following me, so i feel justified in reloading a save in that case.

Do you mean, leave her… en paz? (in peace)

I don’t get milk and cereal. Both milk and cereal taste better before they’re mixed, together they just taste like wet paper.

Agreed. I love small communities, but i love small communities about topics i actuallly care about. And so far the only magazines i’ve found on Kbin/Lemmy that have any activity in them are about super generic stuff.

I don’t want r/movies, r/anime or r/games, i want r/moviesfromthatoneobscuredirectorilike, r/thatonenicheanimenobodyelsewatches and r/thatoldassgameonlymeand10otherpeopleplay

Whether there’s a mechanical clock or not is irrelevant, this is about roleplaying and immersion. The player should be able to play in a way that makes sense in-world without being punished for it.

A good open world game should have lower tension moments sprinkled along the main story so it gives the player time to chill and explore the world.

I had a chair that had a little bump on the middle towards the edge that was meant to force you to sit with your back straight. All it did was make my ass hurt cause i still never sat right.

Why didn’t we do his from the beginning instead of the blackout then? Seems way easier than keeping all of these subs private indefinitely.