lonely is the one im most aligned with, but i think the eye and the vast r the coolest !!

holy mother goddess. we know what the goats mean, now!!! 😋😋😋 such a perfect scene

I CANT WAITTT

the faces in the jewels are such a nice touch!!

coffee at the bottom,,, im afraid ur too real

i love her but every time she gets in the driver seat of a car in s1 my blood pressure skyrockets like girl CANNOT be driving like that,,,, she thinks she's an f1 racer its terrifying, we get it babe youre crashing out try not to physically crash while youre at it 🙏🙏🙏

choccy milk is AMAZING

the library of yurigreen light gardener

IRVINGGG MY SHAYLAA

theyll turn your outtie into an innie, or your innie into an outtie!!! ^v^

do you think lumon industries does transgender operations

terrible trans rep even WORSE mexican rep ohhh brother this movie stinks !!!

oh, thats probably fair!! there are some games designed with rules that are loose, oriented around vibes and narrative, and guide fiat/RP emphasis

and then theres games without that design philosophy. some of which slap on the "actually do whatever you want" for no reason at the end

its a matter of preference. im no less of a ttrpg fan just because i prefer loose guidelines, narrative emphasis, and heavy roleplay, just like a dungeon crawling war gamer is no less of a ttrpg fan just because they prefer a 16 hour tactical brawl spanning several sessions.

you compare playing soccer to kicking a ball in a field, or standing and talking. you say that soccer is the most fun of those activities. but id MUCH rather stand in a field talking to my friends than play soccer, because thats what is most fun for me. and id sooner play catch than football.

but i also respect and adore games with more general guidelines rather than rules, because framing those roleplay guidelines, though it is a different type of game and different type of art, still takes skill and creativity that deserves respect.

its just that the more strict and gritty the rules of a game are, the less I will personally enjoy that game. its a matter of preference, not a comment of quality. i have massive respect for the art of making gritty games where the rules are specifically balanced, harmonized, and laid out exactly

i am the exact sort of person you describe in this thread. i dont like rules telling me specifically what i can and cant do in a roleplaying world, but rather, id like general vibes and guidelines to suggest directions of play.

but thats not because i think rules are bad, or make a game worse.

i like the thoughts in this thread, but i vastly prefer the RP over the G. i want the G aspect to be as minimal as possible to facilitate a baseline level of being sort of fair, and then aside from that, all RP and vibes :3

in my opinion, this comment is where youre wrong

IMAGINE BEING AN OSCAR VOTER AND NOT BEING ABLE TO SIT THROUGH POPULAR MOVIES. LIKE ACTUALLY JUST QUIT

goodmorning !!! ^v^

im going insane mootie how are you? ^v^

👀

bonjour!!!

night night!!!

my ttrpg campaign planning is almost doneeeee teeheeeheee

WOAH UR ART S SO COOL!!!!

i always interpret atheism in dnd not as like, "The gods aren't real," so much as just "all the religions/institutions surrounding the gods contain flawed philosophies which arent necessarily applicable to everyone"

you add a parenthetical citation with the first word/name of whatever the later, more in depth bibliography citation is. usually this ends up being the author in the case of books and such, but for web articles it depends on how you cite it later on

"This is my quote," she said (First Word.)

just play bard!! ^-^ no problem is too great for a persuasion check methinks. and always remember! the horrors may be incomprehensible, but that doesnt mean theyre unfuckable