Companies: Hey look at this cool AI thing we added! Look it can even make posts like this one!

Users: it misspelled 3 different words, the font changes halfway through and it messed up your logo

Companies: Ignore that! Just get it and see for yourself how useful it is!

We all get saucy sometimes 😛😂

Just surprised me and set off a bit of a chain reaction

It's as I always say "you can be slutty, but you gotta be responsible and slutty".

Get tested, take treatments and be smart with who you sleep with.

Idk never watched it haha.

I'm not mad, just very unexpected and surprising to see you talking about that 😂😛

I'll take "things I didn't expect to read from Rayne today" for 100

Yeah, I'm far too used to being a nobody but that's not how bsky works haha

I always forget to share because in my head I'm like "I have very few followers, sharing is gonna do fuck all" but it's a habit I should break

Fate acts more like a thinly veiled curse or blessing. It can almost always be avoided but it's never easy to.

A prophesy is just the wording of the curse or blessing that fate brings.

"You will die in 10 years" is seldom the full prophesy, it takes a good diviner to obtain details to escape fate

All three are very important in their own ways and no one method is better than the others.

An Oracle can see very far ahead and is very good at finding a path to a good outcome.

A Fateweaver can make even the least likely outcomes happen.

A stagehand can always steer you back to a set outcome.

Stagehands take a middle-ground approach. Not as passive as an Oracle but never getting directly involved like a Fateweaver. Instead they focus on gently guiding the ship to a particular outcome or set of outcomes through small actions and encouraging others to take action.

Fateweavers take a far more practical approach to the future, actively steering the path towards favourable outcomes. They know how easily the future can change and they are sure to take full advantage of their autonomy.

There are many types of diviners in my settings based on different schools of thought. Oracles are passive observers of the most likely futures, happy to coast by guided by the tides, only intervening to prevent the worst outcomes.

Honestly not a question I've thought about much outside of "maybe elvish children need more help growing up with timekeeping and remembering specific times due to their elongated lifespans"

I feel really bad because I want to enjoy the campaign and other campaigns that they have run but it seems they're too focused on telling a linear story and not enough on incorporating our characters into said story

Yeah I try to wrangle them into seriousness but sometimes it's a losing battle

That's the thing, I asked and they said "go for it", so I double checked the concept with them and they still didn't use anything I had

Screenshotting this. There are very few complaints I have about my player but trying to get them to take something seriously can be really difficult at times. I love my players and have sung their praise so many times but this one thing that is their weak area