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Always Talk to Your DM First Every character creation journey should start by talking to your Dungeon Master and laying out your intentions. Letting them know you want to play an evil PC is the first step. Whether it’s a pre-made adventure or a homebrew campaign, running a D&D game is a lot of work for DMs—and the last thing you want to do is make their life hell. Never throw an evil-aligned character into the mix without a bit of warning for your DM....
The Best Platform for Remote Jackbox Play If you don’t own theJackboxgames already and you’re trying to decide where to buy it, we can say with complete certainty thatSteamis the best platform to snag the games on—because of how easy it is to share your screen. If you don’t like Steam, or if you prefer to host games on one of your gaming consoles instead, that’s perfectly fine. The process of playing remotely will require a bit more elbow grease, but it’s still possible!...
Why Can’t You Play PS2 Online Anymore? With most PS2 games, the actual gameplay didn’t rely on centralized host servers like you find in modern games. Instead, one PS2 console would act as the host and all the other PS2 consoles would connect to the host PS2. This wasn’t ideal since host PS2s often had a slight latency advantage, but it was a practical solution for online multiplayer at the time....
