
Jack Rosetree
Freelance tabletop games professional—writer, editor, game designer, and marketing consultant based in Indianapolis; published 3 RPGs and designed 2 card games.
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Jun 28, 2026
Episode 735 – All Subsystems Must Die
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11:58JasonHOST
Um, so anyways, does that count as a subsystem and yes, why does it suck?

Jack RosetreeGUEST
Um, because, you know, uh, if you're, if you're looking at it from the standpoint of what, what question are we answering in the scope of clue, we're not even answering like how far can I move or, you know, how many spaces it for most players, the question is, can I get to the next room? Or which, which rooms can I get to? Like, that's, that's the question, you know, can I get to the kitchen? If the answer is yes, then I just moved to the kitchen.

Jack RosetreeGUEST
Um, this subsystem of like you roll the die and then you have a certain amount of movement and you have these spaces on the board.
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37:18JasonHOST
Because there are people who want to play a crunchy four hour game, you know, not me, but there are people.