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I’ve actually been rejected for more than one job because the recruiter and hiring manager didn’t know my time zone existed.
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Support me in my mission to make games weirder, and cooler, and to afford lunch, my most important goal!#ToV #TTRPG #DnD #Pf2ehttps://www.patreon.com/dArtagnanDnDI fully support weirder, cooler games, and lunch. I’ll send some lunch money over once I secure a new job.
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What's the best GMing advice you've ever received?flavonol@lemmy.world Many, I imagine.
I spend… too much time on the Pathfinder 2e subreddit, and it is so painfully clear from how quietly obsessed that space is with class build optimization, that the idea of fighting for anything but a decisive, 100% kill outcome (on either side) is unimaginable to most people there. I think the most recent thing I saw could be summed up as “what’s the point of Hexploration if the outcome is just moderate difficulty fights?”
Even the idea of non-combat encounters or worldbuilding encounters are becoming alien to modern TTRPG fans, it seems.
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seeing another round of "don't favorite posts on fedi" -
I have a request for all #DuckTales 2017 fans:Just tell them that A) it’s DuckTales, and B) it has David Tennant. What more could they want?
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seeing another round of "don't favorite posts on fedi"it’s true that it doesn’t particulary increase the distribution of your post
This is also just a very mastodon-centric view of things. It is neither inherently true, nor true on all existing platforms. It’s just the way that Mastodon developers decided to implement things. On Lemmy, an up-vote increases the post/comment ranking and increases redistribution. On NodeBB, a like forces the server to retain the the post beyond the server’s remote content purge threshold. Other platforms could do things different still, and likely already do.
The fediverse isn’t synonymous with Mastodon. It never was, and it never will be.