[ SECRET POST #6814 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6814 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

D20 is very streamlined, each campaign lasts about 20 episodes, which are all edited down and probably average a bit over two hours. CR does weekly episodes of around 4 hours, with campaigns lasting years and it very much does feel like actual D&D including talking over each other, misunderstandings, and sometimes talking in circles for an hour and making no progress. Also, it did start as a home game that they started streaming in the middle of, whereas D20 is very much a show.

Dropout as a whole does have that parasocial fanbase, but I feel like that's driven more by Gamechanger, which does sometimes seem to really go overboard to be wholesome, or their targeted episodes that are an excuse to give a castmember a gift because they're friends.