just because its true doesnt mean you have to say it
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Never touched Dungeon and Dragons’ stuff. And I am a dev.
I don’t want to point again the impression that some DnD players seem to think that DnD is the only way to play ttrpg… but well… it’s tempting, doesn’t it?
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I’d want to try out D&&D but I can’t seem to find any group nearby
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Not everybody at my company that knows how to program also plays dnd. Just everybody who is good at it.
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I’d want to try out D&&D but I can’t seem to find any group nearby
there’s actually great resources for getting started online. There’s a site called start playing games dedicated to matching new people to a DM. Note that services like that cost money. There’s also the virtual tabletop roll20 which has a group finder for you to find a game. It will have a mix of free and paid games. Alternatively, you can crowdsource that such as on r/lfg on reddit (unfortunately the LFGs here on lemmy don’t seem to be active enough to find games), or through various discord servers, including the official D&D discord. Another that has reasonably active LFG type sections to try is the Fantasy grounds (another VTT) discord.
For in person play, you can also look in to local gaming stores that might run adventurer’s league, which is the sort of ‘official’ play wizards of the coast sanctions at local stores and at conventions.
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What? No, I haven’t played since a few sessions decades ago!
GURPS, on the other hand… Along with Ironsworn, maybe a little Savage Worlds…
Gods! I used to love playing GURPS Autoduel!
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In our defense it’s a pain to get people to try it.
Just like Linux.
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and pathfinder is way more open (AoN), just like linux
And Wizards of the Coast (since bought by Hasbro) are like Microsoft, trying to control the platform as closely as possible, trying to define how people use their platform
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If I need to what?!?
if you need to…
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Never touched Dungeon and Dragons’ stuff. And I am a dev.
I don’t want to point again the impression that some DnD players seem to think that DnD is the only way to play ttrpg… but well… it’s tempting, doesn’t it?
It’s easier to tell someone you play D&D than it is to say you play Pathfinder, get the “… what?” question and then say “it’s for people who think D&D doesn’t have enough rules”
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It’s easier to tell someone you play D&D than it is to say you play Pathfinder, get the “… what?” question and then say “it’s for people who think D&D doesn’t have enough rules”
Yes and let’s not disturb them. They may discover something interesting? And perhaps avoid to disgust people from our hobby by explaining that math is a must and classes too? I’m not even sure if I am trolling on purpose or because of the topic.
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I have never been so fairly and accurately insulted! Shame on you!
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What a fitting anology! I’m going to start saying “I play Pathfinder BTW” at the end of every TTRPG comment now, I love it hahahahaha.
That could get old. But…
I play Pathfinder, by the way.
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Yes and let’s not disturb them. They may discover something interesting? And perhaps avoid to disgust people from our hobby by explaining that math is a must and classes too? I’m not even sure if I am trolling on purpose or because of the topic.
If they show interest, you can go into detail. If they don’t, that’s previous seconds of life you can use for more productive things.
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That could get old. But…
I play Pathfinder, by the way.
Do you happen to also use Arch?
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Do you happen to also use Arch?
No. If I did, I would say so!
Haha.
(Apologies to my arch-user peers.)
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What a fitting anology! I’m going to start saying “I play Pathfinder BTW” at the end of every TTRPG comment now, I love it hahahahaha.
“I play Pathfinder BTW”
Looks like a Vampire player thing, but may also worx for you
