u/CMCosMic

I'm trying to understand what actually trips up new D&D players.

For those of you who've played a while: what was the hardest part to get your head around at the start? The rules, the dice, the character sheet, knowing what to say at the table?

And what finally made it click for you?

Edit: this is for a free beginner D&D app I'm building (no ads). Your answers are great, thank you. If you'd like to test the early iOS build, send me a message.

I'm trying to understand what actually trips up new D&D players.

For those of you who've played a while: what was the hardest part to get your head around at the start? The rules, the dice, the character sheet, knowing what to say at the table?

And what finally made it click for you?

Edit: thanks for all the answers! I'm making a free beginner D&D app (no ads) and this is shaping what it teaches first. If anyone wants to try the early version, message me and I'll send the link.

Hi! I'm a solo dev and I just opened the beta for Rollwise, an iPhone app that teaches Dungeons & Dragons through short lessons and mini-games. It's free with no ads.

I'm looking for people to try a few lessons and tell me:

• Is anything too easy or too hard?
• Does any D&D rule look wrong?
• Did anything crash or look off?

You don't need to know D&D. Complete beginners are actually the most useful testers.

TestFlight link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/jCVdVYXE

Thanks so much!

God, this is the second time in a row an update has screwed switch players over…The first time we were basically unable to play properly for a week, got no real fix during that time, and received absolutely no vbucks or compensation for it. Now another update comes out and we are right back to having problems again.

I get that Switch probably is not the biggest part of the player base, but some of us have supported this game for years. If an update leaves an entire platform unable to properly access something they paid for, Epic should either fix it immediately or compensate the players affected. Having it happen again right after the last incident makes it even worse.

The biggest surprise to me in the new Scary Movie is how much Dead by Daylight shows up. I went in expecting maybe a tiny nod or something easy to miss, but it feels way more intentional than that.

I am not going to get into specifics because I do not want to spoil anything, but after seeing it, I feel pretty confident they are setting up a collaboration for DBD

I would honestly be shocked if this ends up being nothing.

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I’m building a beginner friendly D&D learning app and would love some early feedback.

What is something you would want to see in an app like this, or expect it to help you learn?

I’m building a beginner friendly D&D learning app and would love some early feedback.

What is something you would want to see in an app like this, or expect it to help you learn?