Expedition: general discussions.

And no one was going to steal my underpants; I had enough activities unrelated to lewdness, overall it was a decent game.

I don't know what you mean by "stealing underpants," but that would probably also lead to self-destruction. No, I won't step foot in your campaigns again, thanks...

In short, my character "didn't fit into the world." So what am I doing there then?

Now I definitely know that there's no point in continuing.

I enjoyed playing.

I didn't like the "world's setting"...

Now I see that the posts in the forum about "honest and fair Revenge" are also the truth, and not just a "subjective perception"...

In AA, I listened for months about how "Calcite has the most boring content of all the campaigns," about how it's not fun, about how I'm unfairly favoring Loken (and it doesn't matter that he got all the "goodies" through excellent roleplaying and attention to NPCs), about how my NPCs are somehow different and how I'm unfairly "not giving enough rewards," or something else + I was told that the principles by which I run campaigns are ***, that I myself am an idiot, and I was told to go *** twice.
In Sakuramoria, I heard about how unfairly Futabe gets cool gifts, and it doesn't matter, of course, that it was due to the plot.
In Serberia, I listened to the hysteria about one event with abilities that the players missed + I listened about how the GM's character is a bitch for stealing the players' place in the spotlight, even though she didn't decide anything and, in essence, just existed. The GM allowed herself to roleplay the character, what a scoundrel.
Lungworth didn't start well - "nerf the ability, GM" - I'm told, and I answer that I won't. This answer turns out to be not enough, and I have a conversation for hours about how this ability still needs to be nerfed. Later, I realized that I overdid it with the starting quest and, to save the situation, I decided to spawn an NPC to help - again, I listened to a lot of negativity.

And so it is every time. This time, even with player immortality and everything, the GM is still favoring someone, deliberately ruining someone else, he's doing badly, but another GM is having fun, that's bad, it's stupid, you shouldn't do that, etc., etc.

Everyone, of course, has the right to their opinion, but sometimes it's still better to keep it to yourself, especially if it's speculation (and even more so, not to try to pass it off as a fact).

Especially if you're just sitting on the sidelines, eating popcorn, and just for fun, you're adding fuel to the fire.

You have to suffer for principles, what can you say? How many of our meme paladins have died because they didn't know how to back down in roleplay, how many self-confident and aggressive Tsukiks drowned other players and proud people who didn't want to kiss boots, and what? Nothing, the stories turned out to be fun, they raised the dynamics of the game, we recorded memes in the library.

Are you creating a new one? Nebok is making Nisho for the umpteenth time and, after all the beatings, he doesn't lose hope.

Come on... A couple of people complained, and that's it. Emotions are running high, we care more about the characters than about ourselves.
That's the whole point.

Didn't you think about it? And why? After all, a journey across the sea is essentially the same as in the desert.

most of whom have "buffers" the size of half their heads, you could have guessed that's what's going on. But I thought that there was also a place for "others" here. Alas, I was wrong...

That's why the "newcomer" was misled by the lack of information before signing up. You like it - please. I'm not saying it's bad. I'm just saying that it's "not for me." Continue, who am I, after all, to spoil your fun...