Just to clear up, this is related to a virtual space for Card Games, not for RPG. For RPG, I've the Freebeegee.
Please read the blog for more information.

I know that this isn't perfect the right spot, but it's adjacent enough for me to thing its relevant. I've used multiple tools for playing D&D (and GURPS) online, and for some reason the simplest tools attract me more than the more robust ones.

So would you think that a tool similar to this one would have your interest? If a friend of yours would invite you to play some Card Game over a tool that is focused in the table, not on the rules, would this be ok? Is my line of thought "okish" in this?

Thanks for all the feedback.

Edited (21/jun): I notice that lot of people didn't read the blog and suggested a VTT. So I updated the original text.

I've this wild idea, a phew prototypes. And a lot to discuss about. For those who build something similar (not on the concept of the app, but in the building a dockerized thing for other to use, or self use)

What things that you have found that could be a problem? How to handle the stuff around? And more than anything else, would you do something like this one?

All feedback is welcome.

From the last week to this week, I couldn't stop thinking that I'm getting crazy for not seeing what other are seeing. Maybe I'm wrong on where I look for the AI solution that I'm not seeing.

Feedback on the post, ideas, or just pointing where I'm wrong and why I would appreciate.

I'm struggling to find a good balance between the usage of AI and working in the Engine. I'm trying to use to implement some of the parts of the game, and I'm trying to focus on the:

• Request a plan of action for feature
• Review the plan of action
• Ask for the execution of the plan

But the plan is already broken, dozens of issues in the planning already. I can see some good ideas, some good principles, but a deeper look and I can see the flaws in the plan. Should I invest more time the planning? Or invest more time refining on the implementation of the plan?

From those who use this type of tooling, what is the workflow that gives the 100x productivity boost that is claimed.

This is a general collection of my last week with the AI and development. All the comments and feedback are welcome. And the question remains, what I'm not seeing it?

This is a post from my week on the gamedev, this is a side project and not my professional work, but I'm trying to integrate the AI tools on my development cycle. Trying to learn to use the tool.

All the insights and conversation on the topic is wellcome.

I have no idea what these people with the 100x productivity are seeing, and for some reason I'm trying to reach to this level. Am I the stupid to follow this?

Ps.: Just to be clear, I'm not a hater of AI, just a hater of the AI companies.

This is a devlog from my learning of a quick prototype, I hope it can fit in this space too. It's partially code, partially archtecture and a fair lot of notes and discussion with myself. Maybe this can be the cup of tea of someone reading this.

Not sure if this is the right spot, but since my code is pretty much AGPL I think it would fit in this. This is a general learning and flow from some of my ideas, all in the opensource vein. I hope you like this reading.

This may be interesting for people to read. Just a warning, all AGPL, so using this code snippets will make your source open. Hope you like the reading.

I've written this blogpost, this isn't just "AI is bad", but it's mostly "AI is almost all the time bad".

The focus is on the usage as a tool, and maybe bringing some more context to the conversation with the pointing out that the problem maybe is on how the tool were created, and how it's beying pushed. Not sure.

Let me know what you folks think about it.

This is my view, feel and all the shite I've been through after few months of AI usage on the professional, and personal use. I hope you guys enjoy the reading.

Hey there, I was thinking about this, and trying to put my own thoughts in order, this is what result. And my own question on the state as if we are really free. And what means be free in the world where everything is not “free”.

I hope this post won’t anger too many people, and I hope for a good discussion on the topic of freedom. Thanks.

I'm trying to get to a reason on this, but my point reach to a limit.

I've the feels that scraping the internet for public accessible data, like for example open and public music on Spotify wouldn't be a crime, but the distribution would be. At the same token, this is seem as a crime, while Google does the same and nothing happens, even worse, if this get regulated, Google would have a huge advantage on anyone else.

So, my deeper question is: "Is copyright dead?"

This is a set of house rules and tinkering I've done with the D&D 5e rules set, nothing in this set of rules are entirely mine, but I compiled the house rules I've been using into this "book-like" format.

I've used this for the last almost decade, and I intent to keep changing and updating these rules. There is parts of it that I haven't yet finished, there is tons of markdown in my notes that I need to compile into better parts and split the sections, so there is more in the way.

All feedback is welcome. If you use these rules and need some clarification on some parts of it let me know.