> the GM doesn't have to prepare a session every week
It pains me that was always the intent from AD&D1e and that didn't continue forward with new games and editions.

It's not redeemable! I reckon you were onto something.
I think if you slightly shrink the hand and forearm then move 'em to the left and down it could work. That is assuming your layer setup allows it.

Oh that's cool, yeah I rate that.

It's almost aggravating how good the French are at animation. What's actually aggravating is how long it's been that way and that nobody has caught up except Japan and Japan only caught up recently.

I genuinely have to ask how this improves the playing of roles. If I made my players play out their morning routine every time I think they'd garrote me.

Honestly yes, it sounds like it. I don't blame you though because TTRPGs have just thrown this (and other things) at people without enough explanation for like 40 years. Some people figured it out but MANY didn't.

Music and looking at other people's art but especially music.

This is why I try to hammer into my fellow artists to LIST YOUR RATES. List the damn prices, not just "ask me lol."
Commission sheets let people start decision making.

I ignore it. The people who support you were already doing so and will continue to do so.
Glaze/Nightshade doesn't work "outside the lab."

Yeah a good GM can make a poorly designed game fun, but if you only have poorly designed games it's going to be a lot harder to produce good GMs.

Yeah, if he was good at magic he'd be able to do some shapeshifting just like in the myths gottem.

One of my players once played a catgirl who could cast gun arts magic with Dexterity. She had to move to cast it, hence dexterity actually mattering. if she was restrained, she couldn't cast.
She was the deadliest party member by far, and the party included a 10 meter tall giant.
(It wasn't D&D tho)

I care so much about this because that group of uni students, I got that group at the start of 2018. Rather quickly I noticed they had some odd behaviours I hadn't seen in any players before. I wondered why since it affected how I could run the game.
I eventually realised it was their 5e experience.

One guy was so glad to be playing something else but it took him over a year, and some lengthy discussions for him to get out of the 5e "combat is a DPS contest" mindset. Over a year while actively trying to not be 5e-brained!