I don’t know if I would call a single comment on the matter, ever, as “fixated”.
I don’t know if I would call a single comment on the matter, ever, as “fixated”.
You know that the US is a leading world power that can affect other places, right? I’m not even in the US, myself.
I certainly would agree that not “everything has to be about it all the damn time”.
Can’t block out reality forever, as I said some of these things are very much going to affect the majority of people whether they like it or not.
Peace or delusion? Like it or not some of those things are going to be affecting your every day life.
Fun movie!
Most narcissists are secretly gay ≠ most gays are secretly narcissists
Just came to that conclusion now?
Small gov’t is usually a lie anyway. It’s a smokescreen for “actually we’re still going to tell you what to do.”
Fun fact, those are not labeled do not eat because they are toxic, but because they are choking hazards.
I would strongly suggest trying out something that is not so “crunchy”.
FATE, Without Numbers, Powered by the Apocalypse are all game engines that may appeal to you and generally emphasize faster pace gameplay/narratives.
Daggerheart is good at this as well. I also recommend Fabula Ultima, but it’s less appealing if you don’t like anime or jrpgs in my opinion.
If you are open to playing a game online with webcams, I could try to run something for you but no promises.
Thank you for leashing your cat!
Have you ever played any ttrpgs other than dnd?
My current car has a fairly large screen for media, gps, and some other in depth settings that don’t need to be addressed while driving.
The rest is physical buttons and I honestly really like that hybrid approach to this.
There are good mobile games, but you typically have to pay for them.
What parts of dnd are fun to you, and what about other players made it a drag?
Is that real concern that people have or is this sarcasm?
Nobody show this guy Taskmaster Junior.
We have different definitions of fixated then, friend. I consider replying a matter on carrying on a civil conversation, but I’ll note that it can also apparently be a sign of fixation.