AnonTwo

I think Americans in general don't see it as a difficult choice to support Ukraine

Politicians find it difficult because Republicans are pro-russian, and both parties are heavily aligned with Israel. So Ukraines the only one really seeing any push back.

but what's a paladin?

Then making a new engine won't fix the problem, because it'll just be based off creation engine.

To be fair, that's not all the strips. That's the one the OP chose to show.

Like I'd say going through 20-30 strips only 2-3 were like that.

edit: here's a strip that I thought was pretty decent but isn't like the one in the OP
https://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2023/06/09/conveniente

I think we're just saying a mainstream D&D game lets players do more than you do, with the story fullheartedly supporting it.

And you mean your D&D table, because there's definitely a few people here who don't think this is for all players.

Dark Urge can make some characters much more difficult to keep, yes.

I think you can wake up one day and one of the NPCs is just dead before anyone can do anything.

The idea is to play around that, either try to stop their tendencies or yeah, get rid of them.

Ironically I'm pretty sure Baldur's gate supports PvP, right down to having the "Dark Urge" character who absolutely would screw with the team by existing.

But adjusting is how EVERYONE should be playing...not everything about every character is positive. Some might have a curse, some might have culture, religion

You have to adjust for all those things, and if the characters aren't disagreeing at some point then that would make for a pretty boring character makeup wouldn't it?

What matters is what you do when that conflict occurs. The only thing i've really seen that would be a hitch would be that "what if PvP isn't allowed?", since that would put the hoarder at an unfair position in the group. But if the group is allowed to interact normally, then the other players should be able to step in if their characters don't like how the other one is acting. It shouldn't need to be handled at the meta level.

Aren't you lacking imagination too? You can't make any story that works around a selfish character?

Where's Giorgio A. Tsoukalos when you need him?

While some of those movies are by no means bad...looks like a rough year.

Mainly because a lot of those movies weren't released in 2022.

So to summarize, it's not really a precedent or anything. The judge tried to give it as much chance as possible but they just brought a bad case that wasn't really worth the trouble.