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I've done this too many times now, welcome to the club 😀
December 13, 2025 at 9:52 PM
I've done this too many times now, welcome to the club 😀
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While this might sound odd to most people, shopping platforms have seen a massive increase of traffic from AI agents. As a result they started to partner with the companies to create tools that allow people to buy directly from the AI agents. This is will continue to grow, until the bubble bursts
October 30, 2025 at 3:49 PM
While this might sound odd to most people, shopping platforms have seen a massive increase of traffic from AI agents. As a result they started to partner with the companies to create tools that allow people to buy directly from the AI agents. This is will continue to grow, until the bubble bursts
Yeah, I can totally see that, and I can't really predict how it will play out for most of the writers. While there's discussion on how to improve AI access to websites with the proposed llms.txt standard, I feel like it should also allow blocking agents to crawl
October 20, 2025 at 11:14 AM
Yeah, I can totally see that, and I can't really predict how it will play out for most of the writers. While there's discussion on how to improve AI access to websites with the proposed llms.txt standard, I feel like it should also allow blocking agents to crawl
A new business model will arrive as AI companies having to pay for the lost ad/visits revenue. It's already happening with e-commerce, where big players such as Amazon and Shopify partnered with ChatGTP to offer integrations to buy stuff directly from the chat window
October 19, 2025 at 10:16 PM
A new business model will arrive as AI companies having to pay for the lost ad/visits revenue. It's already happening with e-commerce, where big players such as Amazon and Shopify partnered with ChatGTP to offer integrations to buy stuff directly from the chat window
Just specific enough, but still offers cool seeds that we, GMs, can explore during the campaign/adventure.
October 15, 2025 at 4:57 PM
Just specific enough, but still offers cool seeds that we, GMs, can explore during the campaign/adventure.
Examples:
My mom taught me how to knit / My neighbor, the blacksmith, gave me my first sword / A kid at school switched exams with me and I failed
My father gave me a wooden carved horse a day before being killed / Another thief from the guild stole my [prized possession] and vanished
My mom taught me how to knit / My neighbor, the blacksmith, gave me my first sword / A kid at school switched exams with me and I failed
My father gave me a wooden carved horse a day before being killed / Another thief from the guild stole my [prized possession] and vanished
October 15, 2025 at 4:57 PM
Examples:
My mom taught me how to knit / My neighbor, the blacksmith, gave me my first sword / A kid at school switched exams with me and I failed
My father gave me a wooden carved horse a day before being killed / Another thief from the guild stole my [prized possession] and vanished
My mom taught me how to knit / My neighbor, the blacksmith, gave me my first sword / A kid at school switched exams with me and I failed
My father gave me a wooden carved horse a day before being killed / Another thief from the guild stole my [prized possession] and vanished
Even though I haven't really used time passage at my games yet, I liked @ginnydi.com's approach. It feels fantasy while still feeling familiar, in comparison to 10-day weeks and completely unusual names for days and months.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7if...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7if...
How to deepen your worldbuilding in 30 minutes
YouTube video by Ginny Di
www.youtube.com
October 15, 2025 at 10:39 AM
Even though I haven't really used time passage at my games yet, I liked @ginnydi.com's approach. It feels fantasy while still feeling familiar, in comparison to 10-day weeks and completely unusual names for days and months.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7if...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7if...
I should have trusted my guts and broken into a fight early on. It has been said before that players will always optimise their way out of the fun, but avoiding fights for first time players seems to cause the same effect.
Before our next session I will ask them what they expect and plan around it
Before our next session I will ask them what they expect and plan around it
October 10, 2025 at 4:36 PM
I should have trusted my guts and broken into a fight early on. It has been said before that players will always optimise their way out of the fun, but avoiding fights for first time players seems to cause the same effect.
Before our next session I will ask them what they expect and plan around it
Before our next session I will ask them what they expect and plan around it