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Anonymous03/14/26, 11:58No.97706357
>watch a DnD series about two thieves, who are working for a noble, who they had kidnapped and who later spared them, in exchange for life-long service
>get agitated, whenever the DM gets something wrong about how medieval history worked
How do I fix this autism or is it justified?
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Anon03/14/26, 12:03No.97706366
>watch a DnD series
Found your problem.
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Anon03/14/26, 12:31No.97706460
Just stick your dick in a live lamp socket whenever you feel shit has to work like in medieval Europe in a story that isn't set in medieval Europe.
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Anon03/14/26, 12:45No.97706508
I feel like DnD brings so much new shit to the tabel that using real history as point of reference is unfeasible.
I just assume things are set in kind of abstract anachronistic fantasy setting, where anything GM says can be true.It is also reason why I somewhat prefer urban fantasy, because we all have much better grasp on urban settings.
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Anon03/14/26, 12:49No.97706522
>get agitated, whenever the DM gets something wrong about how medieval history worked
Just treat it as alt-history in a magical world and have fun working out what could have happened to arrive at these specific changes compared to real-life history.
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Anon03/14/26, 12:53No.97706534
What does medieval history have to do with DnD? Dod the game, or series, supposedly take place in the real world?
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Anon03/14/26, 13:02No.97706574
>watch a DnD series
nogames behavior
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Anon03/14/26, 13:11No.97706609
>OP posts an image with "Please be patient I have autism"
>All the replies are about how he's being autistic
Guys, I don't think you're telling him anything new. He's aware it's a silly thing to get booty blisters over. He's also still irritated by it.
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Anon03/14/26, 14:17No.97706819
>How do I fix this autism
Learn what fantasy is.
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Anon03/14/26, 14:24No.97706838
>>watch a DnD series
Disgusting.>>get agitated, whenever the DM gets something wrong about how medieval history worked
Does the DM specifically states falsehoods about how things worked in the period he's referencing or are you just assuming he's referencing something about medieval history? If it's the first case you may have a point in getting agitated, if it's the second just get through your skull that, for d&d purposes, pseudo-renassance fair assumptions are more than enough for most people in picturing a fantasyslop land they need just as vague background for their games.>How do I fix this autism or is it justified?
There's nothing to fix regardless, just learn to understand when it's worthy to have an argument and when not. Most of the times you'll end throwing pearls to swines.
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Anon03/14/26, 17:07No.97707436
>how fix autism
Direct it towards goal orientation. Focus on figuring out what the goal of the exercise is, if the difficulty you're having impacts the goal in any significant way and if over focusing on it detracts from the goal. Sort accordingly.
Unlock the special achievement of categorizing all humans as different goals, but also knowing its more effective to not let them feel like you are doing this.
You can do it anon. Get good.
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Anon03/14/26, 22:54No.97708922
>watch a DnD series
huge mistake
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Anon03/15/26, 02:37No.97709694
>Instead of playing games, I watched some show
>Why is thing bad?
When was the last time you played an actual TTRPG?
Did you ever?
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Anon03/15/26, 05:23No.97710102
Mind pointing to where his game takes place?
