TheGamer

Yep it's done so well for d and d, now we have friendly orcs and men's rights activist kobalds attacking the town. Which is definitely totally not a huge butchering of d and d and completely destroying the hobby.

Hopefully they can remove the war from warhammer and eventually make it fun hammer, in the 41st millennia there is only fun.

Anyone ignoring the warning signs are people that would rather watch a YouTube channel than play.

Critical roll is really good at getting views with their curated d and d experience, they don't bring in anymore players though. They just show what premade characters can do in a highly non random d and d experience.

That kind of stuff would greatly benefit people who like watching and not playing or actually doing anything.

in principle that's how it supposed to work, the reality is not the same.

I had this setup lost internet and maybe because my games needed an update I wasn't able to play any of them.