Scrum question: anyone know if there are any good recordings of an ideal standup? Explaining is exhausting, and I’m wondering if modeling might be a more powerful way to fight the gravity of the status report.
Great series of tweets. My approach is to have a visual rolling around in my head and then to create a set of mechanics (class, background) around the concept #pathfinder2e
Gen X & elder millennials:
Does anyone else remember a radio PSA from the early or mid 1980s in which a stern male voice said “It’s now 8:00 pm. Do you know where your child is?”
I swear this was a thing, but would love some confirmation that I didn’t dream it up.
It's literally a fight you can't win. Hugely complete RPG - "Too expensive/Too heavy for me to lift" (Champs 6th edition) Slim RPG - "I want a complete game" (most editions of D&D). Like, make up your fucking mind.
My experience with AD&D 1 was that the base building aspect (get to level 9-10, get a bunch of troops for free if you build your class' base) was never bothered with. I'd love to see the base/community building aspect of D&D made more central as time moves forward.
With the caveat that different people get different things out of D&D, it's worth noting that every edition of the game has managed to grow some sort of base-building/downtime sub system, and there's always an audience for that.