The opsec issue isn't with the vidya it's with leaving a trail that can link your posts here to your real identity. Things do get a little glowy in here so anyone with a prominent position probably doesn't want to be linked here.
But tbh anyone that concerned with opsec can get around that, they just can only use burner accounts if they want to join in the next month or so. But that's fine I guess, if everything's already a burner account there's no reason not to be 100% based in game.
I think that's fair and appreciate the concern. I guess my opinion is if it's on the Internet, opsec is already out the window and you can be identified if they really want to. Especially with everything being on mobile devices these days.
In this case all you need is the game however. Coordination with other players will be tough, but not impossible.
This is correct. Everything becomes accessible to "law" enforcement at a certain level. Nothing is a honeypot because everything is a honeypot. You can either keep your speech "legal" or not, where ever you might be in particular only determines the exposure, not the security of the communication under scrutiny.
Your ideas of opsec are horrible.
If you need opsec to play vidya, we've already lost.
The opsec issue isn't with the vidya it's with leaving a trail that can link your posts here to your real identity. Things do get a little glowy in here so anyone with a prominent position probably doesn't want to be linked here.
But tbh anyone that concerned with opsec can get around that, they just can only use burner accounts if they want to join in the next month or so. But that's fine I guess, if everything's already a burner account there's no reason not to be 100% based in game.
I think that's fair and appreciate the concern. I guess my opinion is if it's on the Internet, opsec is already out the window and you can be identified if they really want to. Especially with everything being on mobile devices these days.
In this case all you need is the game however. Coordination with other players will be tough, but not impossible.
This is correct. Everything becomes accessible to "law" enforcement at a certain level. Nothing is a honeypot because everything is a honeypot. You can either keep your speech "legal" or not, where ever you might be in particular only determines the exposure, not the security of the communication under scrutiny.
I do most of my TTRPG through local comic shops and coworker contacts.
Otherwise, I just design encounters and mini-modules for StarFinder.