I really appreciate that, it does sound like a lot of fun!

Any chance you might be able to give some highlights of what you consider significant differences between 5e and PF1/2 (your choice)? My only experience is 5e tabletop and BG3.

Awesome, I’ll definitely keep my eye on it. Thanks!

I think these comments do make good points, but I think you’re romanticizing the past a bit. Just because people didn’t have computers/cell phones I can assure you plenty of people in the 70s were “doing nothing” in similar ways.

I recently saw Unity had been necromanced, I miss it to be honest. What issues did you run into that make it not a daily driver atm?

I think the distinction is kinda pointless anyways. As long as the information is conveyed I don’t really care about acronym/initialism pronounciation.

The true answer is unequivocally yes. Fuck everyone who says otherwise trying to justify this ghoulish shit.

I’ve spent nearly 20 years in academia and professional software development and have never heard anyone pronounce it Gee-you-eye, funnily enough.

Gonna try it this week and see how many people look at me like I’m crazy.

Edit: spelling

I know reading is hard, but I’m not arguing that its a complicated task; merely that your familiarty with it does not at all reflect career prospects of a “computer geek.”

Nah you’re literally gatekeeping what it means to be a computer geek. maybe it’s not gatekeeping per se, but you sure are wrong and look like an ass

Is this some kinda weird ass gatekeeping-esque computer geek thing? What you said is so wrong it’s not even funny.