I can’t wait for the next version of the Deck of Many Things to include an OGL 2.0 license that not only destroys the world but also cancels the real world DnD group.

I heard that D&D One was going to introduce critical fails, but I didn’t think they’d implement it with their business model.

I’m guessing the stream was unrelated and was just cancelled because everyone involved knew full well the audience would be a firing squad anyway. Imagine being some fresh-faced little media content producer and DNDB having to go on stream and be like “Hey, we’ve got our hands on some new exciting Dragonlance…

And perception check.

Sounds like they botched their charisma roll...

Class. Working class vernacular = profanity. Words that demonstrate a university education = sophisticated. It wasn’t someone who decided anything. It’s a social phenomenon the emerges organically in any class-based society.

what youtube really needs is to actually define more than two ratings.

Can someone explain to me why we as a society even still have the concept of random words arbitrarily being designated as “swears”? I can understand slurs, but who was it who decided one day “ok no one should say ‘ass’ cuz it’s too naughty”? Kinda feels like if people just stopped caring about the “shocking impact” of…

What’s even the point of having age-restricted videos then?

‘anyone who pledges to support her monetarily is also a transphobe’ and comments like that, where people say ‘you’re x if you y’, immediately draw my ire. Give me a reason that’s substantiated, not a threat of your perception of me shifting.

I’m convinced a lot of article writers come up with the idea for an ‘outrage’ first, and then specifically search to find examples of it. “See? This guy is outraged! And this guy! What? No, they definitely weren’t the only examples we found!”

Remember, telling someone their entire life is a sin and they’re going to hell and you fucking hate them and baselessly accusing them of grooming children comes from a place of LOVE not hate.

Yea, its straightforward - just say “hey, I’m actually all booked up and I would love your business but can’t.” If the customer makes a thing about it, it is on them.

Business owners already generally have the right to refuse service to anyone. Their is no constitutional guarantee to websites or cakes. The problem arrives because these stains can’t stand to not talk about why they don’t want to serve certain people. They have a compulsive need to inform everyone that they are…

So if my deeply held beliefs mean I won’t do business with phony Cafeteria Christians, I’m sure I’d get the same support as this raging homophobe.

Arcane

I’m only a little tipsy and unfortunately not high, but I’m blown away this article wasn’t a slideshow.

The only copyright nightmare is that you can’t copyright it.
almost no one at an anime convention copyrights the art they’re selling anyways so...

And as far as A.I. art goes... well, we actually learn the same way it does, we train models in our minds of what a good piece of art looks like and we guide our canvas…

For me, it’s amazing for quick and high-quality art used in TTRPG campaigns for things like backdrops, portraits, and other setpieces. I’m not an artist, and if I were, I wouldn’t have the time to prepare my campaign AND make the art for it. Finding art is a hassle and is almost never exactly what you want or need,…

How biased do you have to get before someone puts the brakes on?