If you’re getting paid then you’re doing it for money while she does it for the love of the game

In this world, its milk or be milked.

There’s no easy way out of this, and the older your playerbase gets, the more often it’ll happen.

Having more players can give you leeway - I prefer to get a minimum of 4 in possible campaigns to be able to both split tasks and coordinate in case of missing people.

But the key aspect, and the one that will be harder to manage, is to not have a main character; Its easier said than done, as in theory all your players should be main characters, but if you find that a plot point hinges too much on a single person - your example of the King demanding an Orb that’s carried by a PC sounds like a key example - then it might be time to reevaluate how you’re treating everyone else.

If all your players have spinning plates, someone missing a session will be a lesser deal - all you have to do is go balance another event of the story with the others. But, again, like I’ve said - easier in theory.

I’ve been slowly going through Momodora Moonlit Farewell and hope to play other brazilian indie games this month. This one is a series of delightful platformers/metroidvanias.

Also went back to Leaf Blower Revolution, as it got some nice updates, including better offline progression.

Can’t believe this is the first time I hear the expression “Wernher von Braun club”, fantastic.

Shameful, but this is the state of modern game developers. Scrap every possible avenue of paying your workers a living wage while surrendering to all latest failure tech fads.

Staring disrespectfully at that cleavage and those fishnets

Lemmy hiccup but I’ll leave my shame on for all to see

Damnit, I came here to post that exact quote

Damnit, I came here to post that exact quote

Never seen a show with a suicide warning at the beginning, but its understandable. Still can’t believe this got animated.

They’ve done a great job maintaining the manga’s squiggly design for Takopi in motion while the children look more cartunesque, almost malnourished.

The animation is also fairly good when it matters; for a dramatic show, there’s no high octane action, instead relying on character’s minor gestures - plus Takopi’s jelly-like body having some fun bits

Though the shining point is really are the character’s expressions and emotions - or lack of them

Most times I see “Great D&D ideas” posts are scenarios better suited for any game that’s not D&D

This would be great in a more free-form, narrative TTRPG

I only see 3 giant balls, where are the other four

I’m really glad it resonated so much for you :)

You’re welcome!

Agreed, they’re really good!

This guy is an elected official

Feel free to crosspost it ^^

Hey now, she had some help with that beheading