@fartsparkles @Zorsith @apple_enthusiast the name change is appropriate for both descriptive and international standards purposes, even if not compliant with nostalgia. Now if they’ed just make iWork ODF compatible for the same reasons so I could use it for actual work instead of it just taking up space on my devices.
Oiselarius
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@reddig33 tried export tests and too much is “lost in translation”, not as much lost exporting to docx but still not a complete translation. Using LibreOffice and Collabora with ODF and collaborating with MSO users will have to do as there are no problems there. iWork sadly isn’t all that useful as long as it remains closed.
@Dee @AccoSpoot @rpg #SW is a good d&d adjacent option between new- and old-school. If you’re looking a more contemporary aesthetic then #Lucky13 is an option.
https://solariangames.com/the-lucky-13-game-engine-is-free-to-use-in-your-own-game/
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I’m not a lawyer and nothing I post constitutes legal advice.
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game mechanics cannot be protected by copyright, e.g. Role Aids and Stars Without Number
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the lack of an OGL will mean that content for the newest game to bear the name, which looks to be an online experience that merges TTRPGing, video conferencing, and MMORGs, can’t be published by third-parties. It won’t affect the 3.5 or 5 OGLs and SRDs.
@kyonshi @Arkanjil
It seems mute to me as the medium (online environment) and the platform (the actual game) will be a single entity which would render 3rd party work impossible without going directly through Hasbro.
And I still have my TSR era products as well as OSR games and new fantasy games (TDE, FAGE, TOR) that I like.
@fartsparkles I use LiO. Have for years. Memory is t really the issue. It’s useless programs because of the idiocy of extreme walls garden ideology.