Jay
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I don’t know what I’m doing, either. I do a fair amount of boosting which, for me, means “this post has value”, so not necessarily that I agree with it. Following is open, no worries if you dip in and dip out. I tend to wait to follow until I’ve interacted with you a bit first.
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Jay
@WhiteCatTamer@mastodon.online
I don’t know what I’m doing, either. I do a fair amount of boosting which, for me, means “this post has value”, so not necessarily that I agree with it. Following is open, no worries if you dip in and dip out. I tend to wait to follow until I’ve interacted with you a bit first.
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2d ago
@oddhack @nazokiyoubinbou @Daojoan It’s probably at least partially because that makes for a very easy setting for RPGs: a dying empire allows for a highly interconnected, yet diverse world that can have common languages, tools, and trade, yet the power vacuum means you can have enemy factions/big bads rampaging that the party can deal with, and it’s an easy tie-in to something deeper (“by the Gods! So this is who REALLY killed the Emperor!”, etc).
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