Can I be a cybergoth just for this evening?

*deftly spins my leather whip, completely failing to deflect even a single one*

This looks like a lot of fun to play. I'm already imagining myself as the professorly Archival Unit "dir://r.tolkien".

I didn't know you were on Bluesky! That's gonna be an instant follow from me.

As for the pudding, I'll have to see when I can watch the video.

At this point, I'll believe cops. "If you haven't done anything wrong, you have nothing to hide" seems like a much more compelling argument than usual in this situation.

I remember Starter fondly. I was already an experienced player by then, but I thought having a simplified set to get people familiar with the game was a wonderful idea.

TBF, people who are going to their FLGS are already exhibiting a level of initial buy-in just by being there, but yes. I'd say the biggest hurdle is someone who will show them the ropes for a lot of people.

Powerful words.

The nice thing about tomato-sauce based dishes is that if you put them in the fridge, they self-marinate, and become even more flavorful.

Despite this, some placeholders will still manage to make it through the cracks, at which point people will start making Youtube videos roasting you for it.

Really impressive how good AI clips are getting. This probably looks totally real if you aren't familiar with common outputs.

For "most anticipated", I'll agree, because that just rewards companies for overpromising and overhyping their games. On the other, while I do agree that it's hard to define what qualifies as innovation in accessibility, I don't think the category is pointless if it can present an example to follow.

You're not alone in that. Not by a long shot.