[ SECRET POST #6814 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6814 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

As a fan of both, I definitely think there are different vibes. Maybe not so much now, but CR started with a very "invite you to our table" feel. Like you were really just joining some friends at the table for their D&D session. And they definitely encouraged that feeling. It was a much smaller community and they made it feel like they were genuinely interacting with individual fans and the fandom as a whole. Like they were in the fandom being a fan while also being the source, somehow.

D20 has aleays felt like a production. You are still watching friends, but there has always been more of a seperation. Theu also just have a very different style of play and a different style of interacting with the fans/fandom. It is still genuine but it is very separate.

[(Anonymous)]

SA - all that being said, you definitely get the parasocial fans with D20 and Dropout/CollegeHumor too.