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  • bloviate@lemmus.org
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    6 days ago

    Because it can keep track of inventory items, NPCs, environmental assets and flock hit points if fighting a million insects and you can’t.

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      6 days ago

      There are three kinds of response to this. First, yes I bloody can, don’t insult me. Second, if it’s too complex to keep track of, it needs to be simplified. Third, none of that has anything to do with creating a campaign, you’re just trying to redirect the conversation from AI taking the fun part away.

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        5 days ago

        Bro there’s literally no way you can keep track of the hit points of a million insects.

        Also the point is that it takes care of the non fun parts.

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          5 days ago

          Once again, several kinds of response.

          Reasoned: Obviously, you’d abstract the swarm to something manageable, as per my second point.
          Informed: A swarm of insects is defined in the SRD as having 22 hit points.
          Cautious: I wouldn’t trust an LLM to track hit points better than me.
          Pedantic: Tracking hit points is not part of campaign creation.
          Aggrieved: You listed NPCs as one of the non-fun parts?!
          Defiant: There ARE no non-fun parts!
          Suspicious: There’s a lot of basic DM knowledge and experience you seem to lack for someone offering DM advice.
          Accusatory: You are STILL deflecting.