More Cult of the Amateur

Are you interested in RPG stuff that no kidding is the future, and isn't obnoxious, and doesn't callously use children like a resource because they know old people fear children and old people are too ignorant to know that you're fear-mongering with your marketing videos?
Should you be afraid? Only if you used to get paid for creating children's literature. If you do produce children's literature, I am so sorry. You must feel terrible. People can have fun making their own children's books with cool art and print them themselves, or even make them into slide shows for their kids to watch on plasma screen televisions. Call all your friends who make children's TV shows. Warn them. Let your fate be a lesson to others.
Why am I showing it to you monkeys? Because I am going to use it. At the very least I am going to lay out a RPG on that website. It just looks too fun. At the best, I am going to play some bizarre diceless transhumanist -style game on there or something, where we use pre-secured narrative authority and bidding to be the one who writes the next few pages.
This is the real future. If you get paid to do something that someone would find fun to do in his spare time, you need to be so good at it that people are stunned, or grow your hair out and go live in a commune, or just find something unpleasant to get paid to do.
Should you be afraid? Only if you used to get paid for creating children's literature. If you do produce children's literature, I am so sorry. You must feel terrible. People can have fun making their own children's books with cool art and print them themselves, or even make them into slide shows for their kids to watch on plasma screen televisions. Call all your friends who make children's TV shows. Warn them. Let your fate be a lesson to others.
Why am I showing it to you monkeys? Because I am going to use it. At the very least I am going to lay out a RPG on that website. It just looks too fun. At the best, I am going to play some bizarre diceless transhumanist -style game on there or something, where we use pre-secured narrative authority and bidding to be the one who writes the next few pages.
This is the real future. If you get paid to do something that someone would find fun to do in his spare time, you need to be so good at it that people are stunned, or grow your hair out and go live in a commune, or just find something unpleasant to get paid to do.