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I remember when there was a discussion on Twitter about Shein's manufacturing practices and some apologists invented all sorts of fantastical machinery and technology to avoid facing the more horrifying truth. Reminds me of this comedian's joke.

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And remote play is kind of a force multiplier for such problems.

To be clear, this is no criticism of D&D - the hobby of learning its rules is a strong selling point for many players. But that strength can become a detriment when a player is uninterested in that part (but interested in the rest of play). As I am currently dealing with.

It is genuinely fascinating to deconstruct the action of play in terms of players stating "I <VERB>" through the lens of how much sense that verb makes without highly specialized knowledge.

Which is to say, their war stories are delightful AND informative AND are really good at helping put things in perspective.

One closing thing: If you are in software, and you ever get the chance to speak to someone who works on point of sale machines of any kind, you ABSOLUTELY SHOULD. They have to solve the weirdest problems with an incredibly constrained resource set for customers who deny that they exist.