sirblastalot @ sirblastalot @ttrpg.network Posts 1Comments 63Joined 2 yr. ago
Yeah, it saves you money...by costing the prospective employee. There's only so much we as employees can or should be willing to give up for free, and it's 3 interviews.
I also question if more than that is really improving the quality of your hires. Far more often (100% of the time, in my experience), multiple interviews are more a symptom of bureaucracy; multiple managers insisting that they get to stick their fingers in the pie, rather than actually learning anything more meaningful about the candidate.
Never do more than 3 interviews. And that's assuming they're relatively short, maybe 1 hour apiece. Any more than that, and they don't want you bad enough.
There are probably legitimate uses out there for gen AI, but all the money people have such a hard-on for the unethical uses that now it's impossible for me to hear about AI without an automatic "ugggghhhhh" reaction.
I'm done with self care, it's time for others harm.
People just don't like homework. (Which is perfectly understandable) And for most people most of the time, learning a new system is homework.
I'm baffled by both the fighting in these comments and the overall vehemence. If you want to put a cool cursed item in your game, just drop it when the players are still too low level to have remove curse...or make it subtle enough that they don't initially realize it's cursed.
EDIT: NVM I just realized you're all trying to ape the critical roll thing and didn't plan for getting player buy-in or homebrew
I have no idea what book y'all are talking about, but does it specify that the rifle projects antimatter in any way? Maybe it uses antimatter in place of chemical propellant to fire a slug really fast? (and some handwavey technomaterial to contain the pressure)
I once doodled my Paladin's full plate as including a chastity belt with a big ol' padlock
You gain 20xp and find 10 gold on the joke's body.
Starbucks is a real coffee chain that exists in the real world. Moondeer and sunfawn follow the same naming scheme, but the players didn't realize that was what the DM was building to until the big reveal. It's...pun-adjacent.
Fantasy Dexter. Actually loves murder, but instead just gets their kicks vicariously by stealing the memories of murderers
I remember hearing blahaj went away
Wait I found a reference to the page...and it's not actually the right one.
Legally, they can't send the Pinkertons to rob you, either.
Fuuuuuck I wanna be in that superhero game.
"Try more games" is great advice, and it's always good to expand your horizons, but at some point it stopped being actual advice and became the catchphrase of people who just can't handle the idea that someone would choose to play D&D.
They're willing to ignore the criticism of facism in exchange for a chance to roleplay being a space nazi.
"I liked rage against the machine before they got all political"
It may take 18.75 or more years though, depending on species.
If it's on a single line on a chart in the PHB, it's one object.