ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This time around, Tech Diaries is less “the stream exploded” and more “I almost nuked my own world trying to fix it.” After finally getting the 4K-to-1080 change to behave, I pushed one update too far, locked myself out of the world, and got a very uncomfortable reminder that backups are not optional. Then in the DM Deep Dive, I stay on backstories and push a little further: why they matter, why they do not need to be trauma dumps, and why taking ownership of who your character is matters a whole lot more than just knowing what buttons they press in combat.
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