And I’m stealing that idea for my game, and that one, and this one is cool too …

I thought vibe coding just didn’t work, and that was the end of it?

Short answer, no.

There just isn’t as much content to scroll, and there’s no accomodations for separating communities by interest. Allegedly, piefed fixes this but I haven’t tried yet.

I’d like it if I could keep my news feed separate from my technology feed separate from my porn feed separate from gaming feed separate from you get the idea. Since it’s all blended together, it’s harder to stay on the platform. The same complaint applies to yourube, by the way.

and fuck sony for that, those cds are still out there and are still malicious.

it’s a medical procedure that has legitimate uses, such as a permanent treatment for severe phimosis. Absolutely should not be done to kids just because fictional sky daddy is obsessed with dicks.

“vibe coding” was supposed to be derogatory?

don’t you only see these being used when other preferable infrastructure has already failed, and it’s like, an emergency or something?

My problem isn’t quite like yours, but maybe it will help.

a couple years back I started streaming because I thought it would be fun. But then I stopped playing games because it felt like a job. So I stopped streaming but I still couldn’t just sit down and play like I wanted to. So I’ve started streaming again, and I try to get my friends to hang out in voice call while I’m streaming so there’s the added benefit of actually hanging out with my friends.

I have maybe a dozen subscribers and regularly get one or two views per stream, but I don’t care about that. I just want to enjoy some video games, and this framing helps.

what’s frustrating is how easy it would be to do better.

every store has coordinate locations for every item in the store. Most companies will even print the coordinates on the tags. However, only lowes and home depot (that I know of) actually make this information accessable to customers through the website.

constructed languages are still languages. They may not be as well fleshed out as languages that developed naturally over time, but you can still learn and speak/write them. Some constructed languages are more complete than others.

Is it nut cake or is it nut cake?

I think I may have responded to the wrong comment with that one, as someone was misrepresenting something I said and my intent was to point out how misrepresenting a statement is bad by misrepresenting another statement. I’m honestly having a hard time finding the comment that I intended to respond to.

I wish I had a pr agent, I’d get in way less trouble with the internet police.

ok, I was being unfair with my single line response. I’ll go back, re read it, and actually give a proper response.

I’ve come to the conclusion that you and I look for very different things in a tabletop rpg. Something of a spectrum, if you will, on one end is maximally role-play and on the other end is maximally game. Everyone’s preference is going to be at some point between those two extremes. You lean more towards the roleplay, I lean more towards game. We would not have a good time if we were at the same table, and despite my enjoyment of making fun of playstyles other than my preferred, your table has every right to exist and do things how you want to and my opinion doesn’t matter to that.

It’s an opinion that I agree with and therefore it is absolute fact and is not to be questioned. Please send all complaints to file 13.

because I love being told “your character knows nothing about subject that you personally are intimately familiar with”. Makes for fun game play, I promise.

The DM always has the right to throw curveballs at the players, and screwing with player precconception is part of what makes dming fun.

The player is responsible for figuring out how the setting is different from expectations, and plan accordingly.

“The read-aloud text spend a lot of time descrribing that door-”

fuck yeah we’re searching that bitch again. We call that media literacy, and that’s a good thing.

In my experience, knowledge checks are for “My character has a high int stat and I can’t be bothered to think about this puzzle, solve it for me”.

I won’t deny that I’m being an ass, but I will point out that the conversation started with the original post effectively calling me a bitch. Me being somewhat of an ass is a measured and proportionate response.