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Makes sense to me. Why would Hasbro sell the only part of their company making any money? It would be corporate suicide.
Makes sense to me. Why would Hasbro sell the only part of their company making any money? It would be corporate suicide.
Hot take, but I think the martial/caster power imbalance is imaginary, and has been even in 3.5.
It comes from people doing thought-experiment characters, like Pun Pun, rather than actual play. You can have a caster player say “I use this series of spells in such a way as to break the game” but in practice it happens far less often than “I murderhobo the NPCs to break the game” and is easily dealt with the same way. If your caster is just playing like a normal person and fireballs a dozen goblins or whatever, the barbarian great cleaves a dozen more, everyone has fun, all is good.
“A 25 in your primary ability by level 20? Nay, this shall not be!”
Ah, thanks!
So if I wanted to join the furry memes community on your server, how would I go about doing that? I tried to log in using the same credentials I set up here, but it just spins forever.
I’m not familiar with the layoffs you’re alluding to, but the general trend everywhere was that everyone started up lots of speculative projects using borrowed funds when interest rates were low…if you can borrow money at 1% interest, you only need to make a 1% profit to break even. Then when interest rates go up and you suddenly need to be making a 7% return, you suddenly have a lot of projects that are losing money which then get cut.