You’ve clearly got a chip on your shoulder over this. So, I’m just going to step away now.

See? It doesn’t matter if you were a victim or not. Making fun of people because their life wasn’t as shitty as yours doesn’t make you any less of a jerk.

I got called names that actually are offense starting from kindergarten through graduation. Youdon’t have to tell me that bullying is real. I wish I only got called a nerd growing up.

Oh boy, how will this kid ever live down being called a nerd! The absolute horror of it!

Have you considered that her reaction in the video isn’t wholly serious?

I haven’t bought it yet, it’s only $3 so I’ll buy it tonight, so I can’t say what the creator thinks of such a setup. For me, personally, as a DM, I find that focusing on RP is the way to go. Perhaps these beings are secretly running some large city and the game is all about their plotting and scheming. The Tarrasque…

It’s DM’s Guild content, so it’s unlikely to be play-tested extensively. Anyway, probably best to not worry too much about balance. When you play a monstrous game its usually more RP focused.

Nice tome to add to my ever growing collection of third party resources! I’ve had monstrous games before, they can be really fun as long as you don’t let rules lawyers or min/maxers ruin the awesome role playing potential such games invite.

It’s D&D, the only real rule is what the DM says is law. Well, two rules, really, that one and, “it doesn’t matter as long as everyone is having fun.” I’ve been playing, and DMing, for over a decade and I’ve lived by those two rules, they have never let me down.

From what I’ve read, in India karma has historically been used to disenfranchise the poor and lower castes. The idea being, they are in their situation because of past misdeeds.

1) Companies can loss millions if a fan-made game is more popular than the original, in fact many fan-made game are more popular that original games.

That’s not exactly compelling evidence.

I think it unlikely that there are millions of people that have never made a game purchase once in their lives. Anyway, someone who has never supported the developer of a game can hardly refer to themselves as a fan.

My point is fans of a franchise will still buy official games. I said nothing about fan games driving sales of official games.

Same strawman argument as Pastor Manning. In what universe are fans of a franchise going to only play fan made games and not official releases? It’s like you don’t even understand how fandom works.

Yeah, those silly FANS never supporting the franchises they love by actually buying new games from the real developers. Try constructing a better strawman, buddy.

The problem is they are not putting their lives on the line. They are putting down people without giving any chance to verify. That is cowardly, at best, and not the kind of expectation I have for someone packing a gun and, supposedly, there to protect.

Good job, there, buddy. You’ve managed to make yourself look like more of an asshole then the guy who just admitted to cheating on his wife.

How about a link to your channel? I’d love to see some board game reviews and would happily subscribe.

There is an innocence to constant, fabricated shortages of hardware to keep up demand and milk free advertising from the press? There is an innocence to preventing negative coverage of their games by, and demanding compensation from, Youtubers? I don’t find Nintendo innocent of anything, only guilty of being a greedy…