Wednesday, 18 July 2018

Video: CriticalRole Reaction Proves There's No "D&D Community"

In today's video: When a PC died in the popular Youtube #DnD based Reality-Show Soap Opera "Critical Role", there was an outcry of complaints from their fans (the "critters").
This proves that a big part of the audience are not D&D players, do not actually care about the game, just want to see a story, and have NOTHING IN COMMON with actual D&D gamers. Ergo, there's no such thing as a "Community" with them.

Because in D&D, character death is a huge part of making your character's life worthwhile.

Guest starring: Bill the Elf!



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4 comments:

  1. Welcome the the real d&d life

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  2. I kinda doubt people actually playing games would be all that interested in watching videos of other people playing games. Waste of time. Then again, all of YouTube is that.

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  3. Cannot see myself watching actual play for more than lets say an hour or so, after that I just want to play or write myself. I think all the youtube ranters about this are just people going OMG MATT MERCER DOES SUCH COOL VOICES I WISH I COULD BE MATT MERCER INSTEAD OF THIS SHY YET PASSIVE-AGGRESSIVE CUNT.

    Sort of like that at least.
    No, no, exactly like that.

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    1. That's funny, because I can't watch actual play for more than ten minutes or so before I go "that's not real D&D, it's just retarded".
      I don't need it to 'want to play or write myself' because I'm always playing and writing, because I'm an actual gamer and not a youtube viewer.

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