Richard Bailey
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I am currently working on expanding my writing topics and exploring different areas and topics of writing. I have a personal history with a very severe form of treatment-resistant major depressive disorder.
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20 Innovative Homebrew Mechanics to Elevate D&D Combat Encounters
Combat in Dungeons & Dragons can be thrilling, but after enough sessions, even the most dramatic boss fights may start to feel predictable. Hit points drop, dice roll, and eventually one side stands victorious. While the core rules of 5e are solid, Dungeon Masters who want to keep their players fully engaged often turn to homebrew mechanics. Done well, these tweaks can transform an ordinary battle into a memorable, cinematic experience.
By Richard Bailey4 months ago in Gamers
Single-Player Only in World War Z VR: The Impact of Losing Co-Op Gameplay
When Saber Interactive announced World War Z VR, excitement surged. Fans expected the same chaotic, squad-based experience that defined the original World War Z. Yet, one critical change separated this VR title from its predecessor: it launched without co-op multiplayer, restricting the game to single-player only. This shift reshaped both how players approach the action and how the community perceives the game’s longevity.
By Richard Bailey4 months ago in Gamers
Innovative Applications of 3D Cosmetic Animation in Modern Marketing
The beauty and skincare industry has always thrived on visuals. From glossy magazine spreads to high-definition commercials, appearance sells. Yet, traditional advertising struggles to capture the level of detail and storytelling today’s consumers demand.
By Richard Bailey4 months ago in Education
How to End a D&D Campaign in a Satisfying Way: A Dungeon Master’s Guide
Every Dungeons & Dragons campaign eventually reaches a conclusion. Maybe your adventurers have defeated the great villain, uncovered the last secret of the world, or simply reached a natural stopping point.
By Richard Bailey4 months ago in Gamers
World War Z VR Preview vs Review: What Changed From First Impressions to Full Release
When Saber Interactive first unveiled World War Z VR, expectations were sky-high. The base game had already proven itself as a chaotic, horde-driven zombie shooter, but stepping into that same world through a headset promised a different level of immersion.
By Richard Bailey4 months ago in Gamers
Low-Cost 3D Shoe Animation: Complete Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners
Creating a professional-looking 3D shoe animation doesn’t have to drain your budget. With affordable tools, a strategic workflow, and some creativity, you can produce animations that look polished enough for marketing campaigns, product showcases, or design presentations.
By Richard Bailey4 months ago in Education
How to Start Investing with Low Income
When money is tight, the idea of investing often feels out of reach. Many people believe you need thousands of dollars to get started, but that simply isn’t true. Thanks to modern technology, fractional investing, and low-cost financial tools, anyone—even someone living paycheck to paycheck—can begin building wealth.
By Richard Bailey4 months ago in Trader
Inside Saber Interactive’s VR Tech: How They Render 200 Zombies at Once
Virtual reality has always faced one stubborn limitation: performance. Unlike traditional gaming, VR demands that developers maintain fluid frame rates while rendering two viewpoints—one for each eye.
By Richard Bailey4 months ago in Gamers
10 Brilliant Plot Twists for Your D&D Campaign (That Won’t Break the Story)
Every Dungeon Master dreams of that moment—the table goes silent, dice forgotten, as players realize the world isn’t what it seems. A well-timed plot twist can elevate a Dungeons & Dragons campaign from “fun night” to “legendary story.”
By Richard Bailey4 months ago in Gamers
How to Make Professional 3D CGI Product Animations on a Budget
3D CGI product animation has become one of the most powerful tools in digital marketing, e-commerce, and brand storytelling. From sleek rotating views of electronics to realistic demonstrations of furniture in different spaces, CGI can transform how customers see and connect with products.
By Richard Bailey4 months ago in Education
Common Sense Investing: Why John Bogle’s Timeless Principles Still Work
Investing often feels overwhelming. Every day, financial media outlets highlight breaking news about interest rates, tech stocks, or the latest “once-in-a-lifetime” opportunity. At the same time, advisors, influencers, and analysts bombard us with complex strategies promising outsized returns. The constant noise makes many people believe that successful investing requires extraordinary intelligence or insider knowledge.
By Richard Bailey5 months ago in Trader
Mastering Factions in Dungeons & Dragons: Tips, Tricks, and Ready-to-Use Templates
When most Dungeon Masters think about running a campaign, the focus often falls on villains, dungeons, or world-shaking threats. But there’s one storytelling tool that can add depth, drama, and direction to almost any game: factions.
By Richard Bailey5 months ago in Gamers
