Immediate thoughts on Elden Ring:
-Beautiful, just beautiful world. Perfect. Never seen anything like it. I can't get into the nightmare spike castle yet but just seeing it up there? Wooooff.
-Backstabbing and scampering are my only strategies, so it's in many ways like 8th grade.

Thinking about trying Dark Souls. Never played them, but I've heard a lot! Unsure where to start: 1 is apparently a classic, but pretty old; 3 seems to be the popular choice. 2 is apparently weird and alienating; opaque and irritating and mysterious
...I'm drawn to 2. Is this a mistake?

I try to resist the urge, but sometimes I feel it rising. There are, you understand, so many colors I don't have...so many outfits I can't make...

Look I support all authors and artists, spiritually if not always commercially, but this is pretty obviously wrong, isn't it? Ezra Pound was literally a Fascist. Artists can have wild politics! That kind of goes with the territory, they're weird people! Often it's vital to their art.

In an attempt to not be ignorant, I have a smallish collection of old gaming books and magazines. Last week I found this gem: Hard to describe how weird this thing is. It's like half ads, half essays on how to play games, with a ton of bizarre charts, and it's hard to tell which page is which!

Hi! I'm Kenzie, and I'm writing an RPG! 'll tell my story in this thread, in case anyone is at all curious.

I started playing DnD when I was 11 and my dad saw me flipping through his books; he got me my own set a few days later. I've played it quite lot since; and read quite a bit more.