What's wrong with the set? I think it is very moody. And it was a stretchgoal on his Patreon.
I dunno, it sorta feels try hard to me. Like the charm I found in the original stories he told was he was simply bored and recalling certain stories on Twitter and decided "Well, why not?" and recorded the videos. That and before his payload of Counter Monkey videos, it felt this wasted thing to actually invest in. Mainly because it also felt like he was running out of good material. Until these videos of course.
Yeah, she told her he was an "actor" and a "comedian". Poor mother, if only she would know.Heh, I found that he mentioned his mother to be one of the more interesting parts here. She still doesn't know exactly what Spoony does.
Well I do know: not an awful lot.
Spending my entire day doing fuck all and getting over $3500 per month for it?
Even better, ranting about your PnP experiences and having people pay attention, pay you for it, pay you a lot.
Umm , I don't think that pre-Christian whatever is so widespread that everyone should know that. Is it really emberassing to not know that? I don't think so.It's as if he has no notion of the pre-Christian Bard of Gaelic (Druidic) tradition, and thinks "bard" just means a medieval Jongler.
I haven't watched the video, but I assume when you make potentially hour-long+ videos about something that you make some effort to know a little about it.If you have to google it to know if it exists, it is now a common knowledged.
Still, we are talking about D&D bards here, and we all know that those are musicians and storytellers, not gaelic druids.
I can, what are you gonna do about it?
How would you know what to google if all you knew was that a bard is a dude in a funny hat who does some singing and plays the lute? How would you even know to google for something else than that? Granted, I'd personally want to do some digging because of that seemingly odd druid requirement, but that's just me.
