10 TTRPGs I want to play in 2026:

- The Between
- Doomsong
- (Dagger in the) Heart
- Delta Green (God's Teeth?)
- Mothership
- Tacklebox
- Draw Steel
- Trophy Dark
- Hollows
- Alice Is Missing

And finish my campaigns of Public Access and Mythic Bastionland

How awful, some of those movies don't even have blue people in them

I did struggle with visualizing the Zone clearly, so I might give Andrei Tarkovsky's Stalker a watch.

I have not personally played Dungeon World, but my understanding is that it was a relatively popular early PbtA game, which is now considered by many to suffer in its attempt to straddle the chairs of PbtA and DnD.

Put it on my To-Read list when it won the Hugo Award, good to see some buzz about it out in the wild

Dungeon World is, but it is also simultaneously a bit of a funky case

Finally finished The Other Wind, and thus the whole Cycle. A nice ending that ties everything neatly together. I enjoyed the larger and more varied cast for a change of pace for the series. #Earthsea #booksky

I have not watched any of those so I cannot comment, but of the 10(?) I've watched from the list, which include old Disney Animation movies, Buster Keaton, Chaplin, Casablanca, and Citizen Kane, I've had a good and charming time watching some of the earliest films.

The 1001 movies list? Is there a canonical one? Also, what are some examples of pre-1945 movies you've seen? I've enjoyed stuff from Buster Keaton and Chaplin at least.

1725: Why the fuck did I lose my left hand for the same wages I earned while being 10x more productive than last year? Who the fuck is benefiting here?

2025: Why am I losing my job to a machine that encourages kids to kill themselves and can't actually do my job? Who the fuck is benefiting here?

I mean at the time they were correct

Maybe they are a fan of being a fan, i.e. part of the community and belonging.