I disagree with Random Phantom. I like the stereotyped behaviors of the Da&Dr players because they remind you which character is played by which player. Da&Dr doesn't use colored speech bubbles except for the GM, and doesn't normally indicate what player is speaking either in the comic image or the transcript. If a character talks about geology or wants to sacrifice himself in ways that don't achieve anything, that reminds you that they're played by Jim. Da&Dr usually does a good job showing the styles of each of the players in a similar way, and I don't think you need to tone it down.
Statistics: Posted by b_jonas — 14 Oct 2024 10:35