To be fair, those tens of thousands of dollars would be mostly owed to the original Bioware team that made the game, as well as the modding community that kept the game alive and kicking for nearly f… (View Post)

Ehhhhhh... I think Ghostbusters is a solid analogy, but not for the reasons you think. The unfortunate fact is that there are people like you who might have legitimate, well-reasoned complaints about… (View Post)

An underappreciated use of vanilla bards (like Eldoth) is the immunity to fear granted by their song. It's an underwhelming and oddly specific benefit at first glance, but when you consider how extre… (View Post)

I personally wouldn't say that there aren't rules, just that the rules don't particularly matter. It's a single player game. It's story driven. House rules are just as meaningful/meaningless as hard … (View Post)

I'd say it's a spirit-vs-letter type of thing. A lot of D&D assumes that there is a DM in place to keep players reined in; the system can be pretty easily gamed if players are given total free re… (View Post)