Will this thread kill the previous thread and take its stuff?

Driddle · Sep 21, 2007

... My newest hated phrase. Quickly rising up the ranks to join the ranks of "X is broken" and "X got the shaft."

Any others being born by 4th edition?

Chris_Nightwing · Sep 21, 2007

Nothing to see here, I killed Driddle and took his stuff.

Shade · Sep 21, 2007

"Zee game is still zee same".

HeinorNY · Sep 21, 2007

"X Confirmed!!"

an_idol_mind · Sep 21, 2007

"X is unfun/unfair"

Especially when applied to something I've used extensively in my games and had a lot of fun with.

Tewligan · Sep 21, 2007

"X works perfectly fine in my campaign, there's no reason for them to change it."

Tewligan · Sep 21, 2007

Oh, and I'm also sick of seeing people saying how much 3.x stuff they already have, and how 4e will invalidate all that money they spent. This irritates me for two reasons:

1) No one freakin' cares how many thousands you've spent on books, how many bookshelves full of 3.x you have, or whether you have every book WotC produced. Really. It comes across as some weird kind of nerd braggery when people go out of their way to emphasize just how many game books they have.

2) If you have all that stuff, PLAY IT! You don't have to buy 4e the day it comes out. If you like the game you have, quit bitchin' about the new thing and keep playing with the thousands of dollars worth of books you keep telling everyone you have so much fun with.

Also, speculation about the feasibility of fighter/mage combos under the new edition means that a certain horrid word gets bandied around much more often than I like, but I'm not saying another word about THAT one, I promise...

Richards · Sep 22, 2007

What, "gish?" Is it "gish?" You know, that word you didn't want to say. I think it's "gish."

Yeah, I'll bet it's "gish."

"Gish" for sure. Yep, "gish."

Johnathan

blargney the second · Sep 22, 2007

"It's not D&D anymore."

Tewligan · Sep 22, 2007

Richards said:
What, "gish?" Is it "gish?" You know, that word you didn't want to say. I think it's "gish."

Yeah, I'll bet it's "gish."

"Gish" for sure. Yep, "gish."

Johnathan

I've promised not to elaborate on that anymore...

(Veins in forehead throbbing)