Open-rolling dice during combat simply shows my players that I’m not fudging rolls for or against them. I had a DM that used to do this all the time to keep a story “on rails”, and I decided that the easiest way to show the players that they are masters of their own destiny is to open-roll.

Yeah, this conversation is over. I’m not going to deal with someone who is twisting my words.

Wow... that’s some nice work there. The pixel art works because the characters are larger, the actions are slower and more deliberate, and it’s not as finicky as a Smash-like, where it’s important to understand EXACTLY what move your opponent is about to use or just used.

This is a confusing concern to me.

I know this is borderline blasphemous to say, but I don’t like the pixel art in this game. The characters are SMALL and the pixel art makes it hard to differentiate between the fighters among all the noisy attack effects.

White women: the majority of you voted to have your rights taken away.

This is utterly terrifying.

Great. So I see 273 people that her Tweet was addressed to.

It’s worth mentioning that I had a friend who really struggled to get customer support from Razer when he had a problem with his very nice and very expensive device last year. Support did eventually come through, replacing the entire device for him just before the warranty expired, but the process too much longer than…

Eh, I’m sure the effort wasn’t entirely altruistic, but I’m glad that Elon Musk was at least use his resources to get involved. I’m 100% glad that he didn’t need to contribute to the situation, but I think that it would have been better to have the device there, along with engineers to modify and operate it, and not…

Hooooooly crap that was an incredibly painful read.

Hey, I get you. I also appreciate your respectful disagreement, which seems to be lacking today.

Oh boy! It’s Kosh, the master of Whataboutism!

It doesn’t matter what I think. You get that, right?

I don’t know. Are you paying taxes to those societies?

What the fuck is wrong with you?

They work and pay taxes. They deserve representation.

That is not what this law is proposing.

I haven’t responded to many of these comments, but this one is particularly exemplary of the problem here.