I don't think that, but I do fear we're going to lose this world once Andor is done, and I want to see more stories told in this world, or, at least, in this way. It's totally unique to the other the shows and films in both tone and style. I hope something else is created in a similar vein.

Listening to Afterburner, I think you could make an argument for it being an industrial album that was ahead of its time.

You’re not the boss of me.

Yeah, the click bait is real. But... you'll never believe what they do next!

Also, there was a surreal moment when we were evacuating that I was running around taking pictures of things for insurance and kept thinking I was taking pictures of “Things we lost in the fire” and your album kept coming up in my head.

Oh nice! Definitely checking these out.

Reading about her prescience now. I’ll check it out. I live near Pasadena and had to evacuate so this feels spot on for me right now. Thanks.

I haven’t used PF’s Nexus but I imagine it’s a similar thing. If @hellomcdm.bsky.social can get the Draw Steel VTT up relatively close to following launch, I think it will have a big impact on adoption.

I think @mattcolville.bsky.social has the right idea by getting a VTT up and running to support his new game. TTRPGs require people to play with, and making a platform that’s easy to use and super accessible is the right strategy to get there.

I prefer playing DnD on Beyond because it’s just easier to me. I run games for 9 year olds online and they can pick it up real fast.

Don’t get me wrong. VTTs like Roll20 are great, but they are a great platform for playing “many” games. There are lots of allowances being made in the UX to create a fluid platform that can apply to any TTRPG.

Look, this is all happening too fast. I still can’t get my Aibo to fetch.