I’m of a similar, if slightly more relaxed opinion. I’m old enough to have played AD&D from the art-spined books (published before the yellow spines) and was a vocal supporter of TSR. I actually like the 3.5 ruleset, and I’m happy to play any of the indie projects based on the 3.5 SRD; SG-1 was a particular favorite of mine. Just don’t ask me to support WotC today either directly or indirectly, especially after this last attempt at a power grab.

Nope. You play what you want. I, however, will not play any game from a company that demonstrably dislikes its customers. So far, wizards of the Coast and games workshop are on my list. In the electronic space, EA, Microsoft, and Sony.

For some of us, the 2016 Democratic primary was quite illuminating. I’m glad to see people are catching up finally.

And holding the camera is generation x, smiling and nodding like an exhausted parent as though millennials have discovered something new.

The solution here is even easier than the division they’ve already been sowing upon the American people.

You don’t send them home. You send them to the place that is the most culturally disparate from the way they grew up possible. You’re a New England liberal? Great. We’ll post you in the center of conservative Texas. Red Cap from a family of Diehard conservatives? You go to Oregon. New York inner city youth? You get special duty, guarding critical corporate infrastructure.

Keep them divided, keep them guessing. All it takes for control of a human being.

All technology eventually trends towards the walled garden, either for reasons of greed or of “safety”.

The world’s a tough place, Karen. If you want to redefine what a shower thought is, you’re free to create your own community. I see nothing in this post that contravenes “thoughts that pop into your head while you’re doing everyday things like taking a shower, driving, or just daydreaming”, and while I see you screeching that rule 2 is broken, consider that the title is, in fact, a complete thought. The text can be seen as followup or self-examination - do you need an explanation of what that is?

You might have a better experience on Reddit.