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36:40Tabletop games didn't make their debut in Japan until the 80s
36:40i think u should just watch the jocat videos. will do a much better job at explaining tthte basics than scroll through wiki articles
36:42Basic D&D is really good and easy to pick up
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37:01they can be born in 70s but gen x were young adults in the early 2000s
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37:10gen x caps off at 1979
37:11WIKIHOW :_MaliceWoah:
37:20wikihow D&D :_MaliceDespair:
37:235e is most popular by far
37:24we wont be able to codify how rpg's work without d&d setting the foundation
37:26I've played 5 because there's ease of access to resources
37:26itts the newest anndn has most support
37:27Wikihow callback :_MaliceMustache:
37:28People will argue endlessly. Every edition is some group's favourite
37:285e is the easiest to get started with
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37:33 4th was nobody ever dies edition
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37:38He DnD'd his name too XD
37:385e is for normies thats why
37:42I don't know anyone who plays 4th edition ...
37:42a long line of dnd experts lol
37:43Multiple Johnny's in the family :_MaliceMustache:
37:44the game is just thay old
37:45Hi Malice! :_MaliceGlowstick::_MaliceHeart:
37:46a lot of people started playing after baldurs gate 3 and just picked the latest edition
37:505e is the easiest to break into, I have not known anyone to play 4th edition