The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[Malmuria]

I think games are wonderful social activities that can absolutely bring people together. TTRPGs are especially creative, collective endeavors that lead to many long lasting friendships. But, tip for game designers out there: focus on making your game fun.

 

[payn]

Fun is really subjective though.

 

[Mad_Jack]

What century are we living in? Sometimes I wonder.

So do I... Because if I figure that out I can reprogram my time machine to take me back to the one I was looking for when I landed here. (Honestly, this planet was a lot more fun when you were all monkeys.)

 

[prabe]

So there he was on a water bed
Drinking a cola of a mystery brand
Reading an airport novelette
Listening to Andrew Lloyd-Webber's "Requiem"
He said before it had really begun
I prefer the one about my son
I've been wading through all this unbelievable junk
And wondering if I should have given the world to the monkeys

--Elvis Costello, "God's Comic"

 

[payn]

So, its a little weird seeing folks posting about 4E to 5E.

"5E just fixed up the 4E mistakes"
"5E fixed stuff that wasnt broken!!!"

Go back to 2009 and swap 4E with 3E and 5E with 4E.

 

[Guest 7034872]

So, its a little weird seeing folks posting about 4E to 5E.

"5E just fixed up the 4E mistakes"
"5E fixed stuff that wasnt broken!!!"

Go back to 2009 and swap 4E with 3E and 5E with 4E.

Human nature is human nature.

 

[RealAlHazred]

New thread idea.

Title: "Ask Me Anything About Games: 40-Year Hobby Veteran"
Opening Post: "Tell me about your favorite game and why you like it, and I'll tell you how you're wrong and should feel bad! Alternatively, tell me about a game you hate, and I'll tell you how you're wrong, and have no idea how games actually should work!"

I feel like this can only encourage healthy and constructive posts.

 

[payn]

New thread idea.

Title: "Ask Me Anything About Games: 40-Year Hobby Veteran"
Opening Post: "Tell me about your favorite game and why you like it, and I'll tell you how you're wrong and should feel bad! Alternatively, tell me about a game you hate, and I'll tell you how you're wrong, and have no idea how games actually should work!"

I feel like this can only encourage healthy and constructive posts.

I mean, with that thread title you are pretty much asking for it.

 

[el-remmen]

Human nature is human nature.

 

[RealAlHazred]

I mean, with that thread title you are pretty much asking for it.

Look, it's not that I crave validation for how right I am. It's that I desperately need you to know unequivocally that you're wrong, and just how terribly, terribly wrong you are. That's the real character development here!