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See, as long as they balance length with actually having something to say, I like YT because I can work, game prep or do other thing while listening to such stuff. I can't read an article and do anything else with that time.

Anything is possible, but I have my doubts that anyone would notice the difference between a 300 page novel meant to be read in an afternoon whether it was written by a person or AI. The medium in that case is not intended to be savored or deeply appreciated. it is mental potato chips to begin with.

Which part? There are some very vocal anti-GenAI folks, of course, but given the absolute ubiquity of AI use among the younger generation, I don't see any reason to believe GenAI in games is going to keep them away.

I never watched the show mostly because I found all of the characters in the books so thoroughly unlikable that I did not bother.

I believe many of those are on Playstation Plus as well. I will give one a shot. Does anyone have a favorite? EDIT: Looks like 9 is the only one on PS+

I have not.

Yeah. I love a good open world exploration game, but in this instance I was suggesting I wanted something mindless and easy, like the action RPG equivalent of a racing game.

In a couple weeks I am running a "Learn to play Daggerheart" session at a regional con. What do you think are the right classes to use for the pre-gens for ostensibly first time Daggerhearters? Daggerheartians?

While I think putting Baker in charge of the Elder Scrolls TTRPG would be AWESOME...

I assume they are going to do something for it. But obviously this product is not whatever that is.

So with confirmation that Beadle & Grimm's new platinum edition is a new book from WotC, we can really get the speculation going. Does "pre-orders in June" say anything about release date? Do these platinum editions usually come out at the same time as the book from WotC, or is there a lag? If...

Ah. Gotcha. ETA: Link for anyone interested. Upcoming Products – Beadle & Grimm's Pandemonium Warehouse

Me too! I ran a first test session last week and the second is this week. Despite some Roll20 related hiccups, it went well so far.

Or it is a platinum edition of Strahd for the 10 year anniversary.

I recently purchased Marvel Multiverse RPG and I like it. I am going to run it at an upcoming con.

It is already ubiquitous in indie audiobooks. "Virtual voice."

I feel like this is the inevitable future for the hobby, especially in the "indie" scene.

For a adventure that gets tons of praise, made a bunch of money, and even has a Daggerheart conversion coming, no one seems to be running it...

What games do you consider narratively complex?