Both of these systems are described as the simplicity of the B/X ruleset with the added depth of AD&D options, which sounds appealing to me. I'd like to hear about the differences between the two. What do either of them do well that the other doesn't? What makes either of them stand out?
Alternatively, are there other systems that also hybridize Basic and Advanced? What makes any such stand out?
I've seen several people believe that the Maye Musk account is one of Elon's sockpuppets, and he apparently accidentally revealed this himself.
Obviously this is hilarious, but does anyone have the context for this? How did people find out about this?
I've been considering getting into AD&D for a while, and I'm given to understand that the most popular modern iterations of that system are OSE Advanced Fantasy and OSRIC 3.0.
I'm looking for commentary by people, who are familiar with one or both systems, on what differences there are between the two. What does either system do well that the other doesn't?
I also don't mind recommendations about other AD&D retroclones, if there are any that have particularly good ideas.