Why not solve the gun problem?
While the fine is just as “slap in the wrist”, nothing will change.
I did write about the evolution of D&D, and the learning from other RPGs around. I know that this isn’t exactly digital game design and development. But I think it’s connected enough to be valuable for the discussion.
All the comments, discussion are welcome.
Thanks in advance.
I’ve wrote about the first few weeks of my hobby project. It’s a self-hosted, agnostic cardgame. I’ve the release on this post (if you want to read about), I’ll keep improving, refactoring and generating more information.
All comments, feedback is appreciated.
This is one of the worst articles I’ve ever read. The author’s level of stupidity makes me regret the time I spent reading it.
He’s so deeply entrenched in his own ignorance that he can’t see the signs of the broken system, the concentration of wealth, the erosion of privacy, and the loss of control over our data. Of course, he also overlooks piracy.
His errors are so numerous and profound that any attempt to engage in a meaningful discussion would require him to come out of his stupor.
I’ve rewrote the post to be “more pleasant” to read. Sorry for the unhinged original post.
I’ve building this for few weeks, this is a agnostic card game table so I can play with my friends games like Uno, Pokemon and such. The idea is to pick a deck and play the game. This the base line. Everything is customized, and most of the stuff needs to be done by it’s users.
This is the dev log, and there is links for the places in case you need.
Feedback is always welcome. Thanks for readin.
I’ll disagree with you. But I have no energy to engage in this specific topic. I recommend you to look outside and check how other people are solving this problem.