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* Procedural 3D modelling
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* Actual play podcasting
* World building as a hobby
* Programming
* Boardgames
* Procedural 3D modelling
* Polyamory
Evan ProdromouDon't post on Twitter.
The content and connections that you are investing there are supporting an abusive system.
Post that content here.
Bring your connections here.
There, you are small, and you are a commodity.
Here, you are important, and you are a person.
You know all this.
If you feel compelled to open Twitter, investigate that compulsion.
You've heard that algorithmic apps can cause addictive behavior.
Is that what you're doing?
And if so, shouldn't you stop?
There only exists one question in forums about #polyamory and that question is: I'm in a relationship where one of us isn't polyamorous, what now?
Almost like people need to take some responsibility over who they choose to initiate a relationship with...
zenith 
✨Space Cat@corvidae yeah maybe I'm just a weirdo, but I'm always a fan of just incidental civilian shit in sci-fi settings, especially when there's some larger attention-grabbing conflict going down.
Like you got a galactic scale war goin on and all these people are wearing brightly-colored uniforms? WHERE DO YOU GET THAT MUCH CLOTHING DYE? who's making it? how are you transporting it? are you using longstanding infrastructure or is it an ad-hoc thing? etc.
Like you got a galactic scale war goin on and all these people are wearing brightly-colored uniforms? WHERE DO YOU GET THAT MUCH CLOTHING DYE? who's making it? how are you transporting it? are you using longstanding infrastructure or is it an ad-hoc thing? etc.
Something I generally miss in source books for #ttrpg s is just general information about how the world works. Especially sci-fi games.
I want information about how gravity (and gravity projectors or similar tech works), I want information on how quickly a space ship decompresses outside of atmospheres, I want to know how severe a hole in my spacesuit is, or how dangerous it is to travel through an astroid-belt.
For me, all these things are really important for the genre of sci-fi.
Anyone, with the right to vote in the US, not doing what they can to vote Trump out of office this year is either malicious or severely ill-informed.
Anti-fascism needs to include harm reduction or it's just, in the best case, spoiled brats running around throwing molotovs while screaming about a revolution.
A revolution that won't ever happen because nobody develops class-consciousness through having the things they care about being destroyed by self proclaimed revolutionaries.
Queen Faun@corvidae I try to set up encounters so that either the players or the opposition are trying to achieve something specific to keep them moving so it doesnt devolve into just 'i shoot, they shoot, i shoot etc.'
To be fair, the traditional way of doing fights in #ttrpg sucks pretty hard.
Attack/Defend/HP is just a horrible system for fights and only end up either being skipped (in favour of actual roleplaying) or takes up too much time with missed/blocked strikes and the slow whittling away of HP.
If your character is fighting it needs to push the story forward, that goes for both the fight itself and every action within the fight.
People saying that biden is as bad as trump or that voting doesn't matter is participating in a voter surpression campaign even if they aren't part of a Russian troll farm.
Collective action does not have to be explicitly coordinated to be a real threat to democracy.