I didn't watch enough of this vid to know why there's an oxford comma tag, but I'm giving stars for that oxford comma tag, because it's the most important issue in the world that falls short of life-or-death severity. I don't care if "literally" can now literally mean "figuratively," and I don't care if anyone says "irregardless." Serial commas matter.
That's way too many people for a D&D table imho. I DMed a lot of 3.5 Edition and I think 3-5 players was the only playable range, with 4 being ideal. Too few and it's just awkwardly intimate and 6+ makes a combat round take 30 minutes, 45 if there is a druid.
I tried playing some public Pathfinder Society games but they always had too many people. I'd like to play again but I don't think I'm willing to put in the social effort of making friends that I trust enough to get into these situations.
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