Originally Posted by
2D8HP
In going over my own posts to this Forum, I'd say they mostly fall into these categories:
1) Inquires: "How does this rule work?",
"What's a good novel?".
2) Rants: "Bah! All these new rules are too complex dagnabbit!".
3) Praise: "These easy new rules are AWESOME!", "That novel was BADASS!".
4): Contrition: "Sorry I about ragging on the rules".
5) Gratitude: "Thanks for explaining the rules to me".
6) Lessons: "Don't preview when you use the dice roller function".
7) Support: "The dice roller was hard for me to learn too. Don't be down on yourself.
8) Jokes: "In notRussia Dungeon Explores YOU!"
9) Bloviating: "As Gygax wrote in 1976....", "In Chaucer's the Canterbury Tales" (these seem to be the posts that other playgrounders actually like. Hooray for me!)
and
10) Random pop culture references from the 1970's and 80's: "A shrubbery". "Khaaaaaan!"
I think that's most of them.
As to the thread topic:
5e D&D is needlessly and frustratingly complex with all its player options up until the time that I can actually manage to remember them, after which point the options become awesome.
Your welcome.