I have both games coming in the mail this week and I'm sort of stoked about reading them... mainly Zweihander because it seems to have been made by sane people... or at least people who share the same mental neighborhood with me. We'll see. Maybe it won't get fucked up by angry and self-loathing people who are, quite honestly, beneath me on the food chain.
Well if the same mental neighborhood you share is spamshilling your stolen game, doxing people who call you out on your behavior, and weaponizing SJWs to remove your competition. And other wonderfully low acts.
Far out.
Listen, I didn't know any of these points, don't
know any of these points, and don't
care to know about any of these points.
What I'm looking at are products which seem to be put together by an individual(s) who write stuff I would like to use. I might even like to game with these fuckers. Dunno. I
have looked at Fox's Twitter; don't care for his politics, but then I didn't care for EGG's religion, his attempted financial cornholing of Arneson, or the way he did his first wife... but I liked his products.
And I have a sneaky feeling that if Fox got a peek into
my personal politics and philosophies, he'd write a goddamned supplement about
that. But I keep that sort of stuff to myself... until it's far too late.
So, what I'm looking at are some RPG products that are professionally made, well constructed, well laid out, full of indepth rules for role play with many options, developed over time with several play testers... and I'm sure there are some of them who I wouldn't piss on if they were on fire, but whatever...
Now, I'm not shilling for the dude. Just stating my opinion. I'm not sure if I have ever read anything you have written. Have I?
Have you?
So, reviewing your post, I see this: in one hand, I have some anom slinging shit in a post to someone he doesn't know, and in the other hand I have actual physical products created by someone who
can fucking come up with the goods.Take a wild guess which way I'll lean.
Lastly, as to weaponizing SJWs... my view on that is: it's better to be used than useless.