Anonymous
6/14/2025, 4:44:04 AM No.95867551
I'm getting old, anons. Time is short. My time left is short. I have good friends, staple friends to roll dice with. Occasionally I invite guest players. I enjoy detecting players with low "roleplaying IQ". For instance:
> The player that cannot actually engage with theater of the mind combat and must have a battle map before they can no longer track more than two other moving pieces at the same time.
>The opinion that "all that matters is fun" as though things like mechanical consistency, tone, plausibility, and immersion aren't reasonably important goals. Yes, fun is important, but "fun is the only thing that matters" is the shade that retards bask under.
>Anyone talking about dimension 20. Most CR fans. You're immediately under scrutiny and the probability of midwittery is >90%
>Anyone who needs more than two sessions to remember their rules
>Folks that handwave immersive elements of games to "fast forward to action"
>Players that cannot read the room or match a tone and must constantly interject with Marvel-tier humor.
>inb4 people who post on /tg/ and use the word "midwittery"
I share these to help caution my fellow roleplayers to identify and weed out the midwit. If these points bother you... well... I have terrible news.
> The player that cannot actually engage with theater of the mind combat and must have a battle map before they can no longer track more than two other moving pieces at the same time.
>The opinion that "all that matters is fun" as though things like mechanical consistency, tone, plausibility, and immersion aren't reasonably important goals. Yes, fun is important, but "fun is the only thing that matters" is the shade that retards bask under.
>Anyone talking about dimension 20. Most CR fans. You're immediately under scrutiny and the probability of midwittery is >90%
>Anyone who needs more than two sessions to remember their rules
>Folks that handwave immersive elements of games to "fast forward to action"
>Players that cannot read the room or match a tone and must constantly interject with Marvel-tier humor.
>inb4 people who post on /tg/ and use the word "midwittery"
I share these to help caution my fellow roleplayers to identify and weed out the midwit. If these points bother you... well... I have terrible news.
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