Gradine's latest activity
-
For the purposes of this question children means non-pet/fur babies. But actual human kids. -
Gradine reacted to Reynard's post in the thread Trailer Avengers: Doomsday | Only in Theaters December 18, 2026 with
Like.
People go to work and do a good job when they don't want to be there all the time, including teenagers. -
Gradine reacted to Reynard's post in the thread What is "railroading" to you (as a player)? with
Love.
If it is a railroad and they enjoy it, it is a rollercoaster. -
Gradine reacted to MichaelSomething's post in the thread D&D General "True Neutral": Bunk or Hogwash with Love.
I think Futurama says it best...
-
Gradine replied to the thread What videogames are you playing in 2026?.This is me in reverse; I crush Jumino Kart but I'm absolutely hopeless at twin stick shooters
-
Gradine replied to the thread Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet?.Yep, it's definitely been one of these days
-
Gradine replied to the thread Why aren't megacorps as big a part of Steampunk as they are of Cyberpunk?.Makes it hard for the genre to present itself as anti-colonial, for a start
-
Gradine reacted to RangerWickett's post in the thread Why aren't megacorps as big a part of Steampunk as they are of Cyberpunk? with Like.
When I directed the ZEITGEIST adventure path, I thought of it primarily as 'industrial revolution fantasy,' but it was easier to...
-
Gradine reacted to Maxperson's post in the thread What is "railroading" to you (as a player)? with Like.
It's still not a railroad if it's the only way to progress. It's a DM mistake. The players aren't being forced anywhere. They've...
-
Gradine replied to the thread What videogames are you playing in 2026?.I typically give them a one-time play for fun, usually lose pretty quickly and put the holotape in a storage locker somewhere. Grognak &...
-
Gradine replied to the thread Why aren't megacorps as big a part of Steampunk as they are of Cyberpunk?.Well, they could and they should
-
Gradine reacted to John Quixote's post in the thread Why aren't megacorps as big a part of Steampunk as they are of Cyberpunk? with
Sad.
It's not so much "forgotten" as it is irrelevant. The term "steampunk" was coined merely to sound like cyberpunk, and maybe to poke fun... -
-
-
