Just to add to that answer, I’d the biggest difference is the grim powerlessness. The players can barely delay the inevitable and most will probably die in the process.

There are way more skills aimed at investigations, and the goal are often more aimed towards a McGuffin that solves the issues, or sometimes the goal is simply to just be able to leave in one piece and hope someone else cleans the mess 😅. (There’s actually a fan story adapted into a RPG called « Delta Green » where you play a secret military tasked with dealing with mythos threats)

As D&D is the epic hero’s journey where Gandalf saves everyone at the last minute, CoC is the horror thriller where the protagonist dies, only a rando side character survives and walks off screen as the dead monster opens its eyes again just before cutting to black.

Usually on walls… with a roller But thanks for asking 🫡

Learning more about Linux, I smile when people review distros on YouTube based on the desktop environment

Like, I know you are reviewing « SuperFunOS » but really that’s just a fork of Ubuntu with Plasma…

« I give it negative points because there is no office suite included » Dude… really? …

(Dammit… I’m slowly becoming an elitist 😨 )

I always found “The Perceptron” to have such a badass name…. 😅 (Math part was annoying though…)

Here I am preparing dinner instead of stopping dictators from committing genocide… I guess Im also evil then… 🤷🏻‍♂️

But then they changed what “it” was

I mean… the pile of fresh bodies in front “could” have been a hint… but what do I know?

Dead tired

No worries 😁 I used Leonardo.Ai’s new Phoenix model. It’s actually INCREDIBLE with text and complex setups. (AND it does rectangle ratios 😉)

It works pretty much by describing in natural language what you expect to see so no knowledge of complex meta-tags are necessary.

So now elderly people can get scammed while being spied… the gift that keeps on giving!