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@sam.diceexploder.com

The number one skill I've learned from making Dice Exploder and contributing to the online rpg design scene is how to identify when a conversation is headed somewhere fucking stupid (or has arrived there already) and to not get involved.

30/9/26, 10:59 pm5 reposts125 likes

brendan mordheim

@brendanmcleod.dev

that's right

@ema-acosta.com

me: sam posted a hit tweet t: *reads* oh yeah that's funny t: i learnt that a long time ago from talking to my mom, though

@timhutchings.bsky.social

I'd wondered why you stopped talking to me.

@sam.diceexploder.com

I gotta figure out how to talk to you more, Tim

@timhutchings.bsky.social

>chooses to not get involved<

@sam.diceexploder.com

This has already been hugely useful for me in Hollywood.

@sam.diceexploder.com

This isn't subtweeting anyone, I've been meaning to post this for weeks and just finally remembered.

@thecornelia.bsky.social

You're saying this is about me personally, right?

@thedevteam.itch.io

Ah, so you’re subtweeting something that was dumb posted within the past few weeks. This narrows it down to… basically everything posted within the last few weeks.

@sam.diceexploder.com

If we're being real, I'm subtweeting about three interactions I have per day, every day for the past three years, and only ~1 of them is rpg related.

@sam.diceexploder.com

I'm about 6 months away from learning to also not post any of this.

@sam.diceexploder.com

Another corollary to this is that I count myself very lucky that my default knee-jerk reaction to getting more than ~25 likes on any post is go "uh oh"

@aaronmfking.bsky.social

We're calling it domtweeting, folks.