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Josh Sawyer Q&A Thread

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Oh FFS. Can’t we put the feud nonsense to rest already? Haven’t any of you ever had a personal dislike, but grudging respect for a colleague? Boom. MCA and JES in a nutshell.
 

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Grab the Codex by the pussy Strap Yourselves In
He's trying to say sorry to MCA for whatever it is he did but doesn't want to be too obvious about it.
 

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Make the Codex Great Again! Grab the Codex by the pussy Insert Title Here RPG Wokedex Strap Yourselves In Codex Year of the Donut A Beautifully Desolate Campaign Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire Pathfinder: Kingmaker Steve gets a Kidney but I don't even get a tag. My team has the sexiest and deadliest waifus you can recruit.


Looks like its an old video, reuploaded, but whatever. He just posted it.
 

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Fantasy/Sci-Fi > History. Story based history games that are not map painting sandboxes can easily be accused of historical revisionism, and the same settings get boring over time. When meddling with history, you should be extremely responsible, because a lot of uninformed people will buy into made-up crap with ease. In terms of RPGs, you have to also follow real life rules, which are limiting and will also get old at one point. Some historical games are fine to exist of course, because they are in of themselves something new, such as Expedition: Vikings. But it should never be the dominant setting.
 

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Fantasy/Sci-Fi > History. In terms of RPGs, you have to also follow real life rules, which are limiting and will also get old at one point. Some historical games are fine to exist of course, because they are in of themselves something new, such as Expedition: Vikings. But it should never be the dominant setting.

I think there are more fantasy/sci-fi RPGs cos they can pass for lack of realism much easier. f.i. they can make a town with 10 people in it, yet the town would have an erl, guards, traders etc. and we wouldn't question it cos its fantasy, yo. Or, there woulda been many RPGs set in modern cities, if it were easier to create & simulate a modern city. There are less realistic games cos its hard to make it realistic/historically accurate, not because it would be less fun.
 
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Here's extra drama...instead of tweeting at Josh, Chris only tagged pcgamer's article on the tweet:



Update on drama!

Josh actually tags Chris:

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(ok you can't actually see it in the picture but he totally leaves Chris still tagged in the reply, so technically he's tagging him
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But Chris is now totally vaguebooking Josh but still takes the time to write down Horizon Zero Dawn's John Gonzalez:

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