• starman2112@sh.itjust.works
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    At least Wahtzee managed to kind of fix it by putting the SRD under a Creative Commons license, disallowing their future selves to pull the same bullshit again. I’ll still use that one site that has all the tools for 5e, but I’m not gonna jump to a different system like video game devs are

    I can’t speak for the MTG folks, though, and I understand they have their own grievances with the company. Something about hiring the literal actual real life Pinkertons to harass someone who reviewed their cards

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      My biggest problem is a Magic player is the fact that this company makes so much fucking money selling cardboard, and they can’t even be fucked to make foils that don’t curl the second you pull them out of a pack. They managed it 20 years ago, but nope, too fucking difficult nowadays I guess

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        I seem to remember my foils curling pretty immediately 20 years ago too…

        Edit: this comment has been making me feel so old all day

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          I didn’t play back then but I have foil armadillo cloaks from Invasion that are still pristine, yet the ones I opened in the LOTR set are curling

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        God, I bought a collector booster of unfinity and they are so horribly curved there’s no way I can play with any of the cards

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      As someone who jumped to pf2 I’m glad I got the push. I think there’s still plenty of room for 5e, but I hear clusterfuck things about 6e

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      With the proliferation of game subscriptions, I can understand the thought process behind unity wanting to figure out how to charge devs using a metric that wasn’t tied to game purchases. They are still bastard coated bastards with bastard filling, just maybe not so crazy