Recent content by Greggy C

I don't think you understand the damage his daily thread bump from combing his facebook circle has done to your "forum". Slinging poop dirties the entire community and while yeah its just a bunch of adults talking about childrens games, its still some peoples business like Morrus and he comes...

Yeah I doubt that is the reason. Clearly its personal for you, he did something to you, since you are spending your entire life stalking chaotic evil people. I guess the silver lining is you found someone to attack to make yourself feel a little better though, I'm sure he deserves it.

oof don't call it the Nat40 system. I almost didn't read a single sentence because I assumed your game was using a custom 40 sided dice, which rolls forever and would be extremely vexing to even try. Completely misleading name.

Well it is not going to hit $1,000,000 USD after all but over 600k is respectable. Probably cost a lot to get to the end of the kickstarter though. I think the bizarrely expensive shipping costs to get things to Europe reduced sales a lot. I had the same issue with DriveThruRPG, shipping is just...

300k after one day, that is on track for $1M. I will collect my winnings on day 19.

I feel like a wager is in order. Ben put 7 years into that youtube channel, and that is soul sucking, I feel like he will get enough support to get to the 1M.

I don't see how anyone can bash wizards for the Pinkertons, the image of a Jeremy Crawford type sending the Pinkertons is just too hilarious, I laughed so hard.

I buy stuff for nostalgia, or the art, and the art is cool

Easiest million dollars ben ever made.

Between Ed and Professor DM I feel confident they could write a D&D movie script, that somebody would watch, but almost nobody would see.

wow, I hope Ed makes some money from the new social media partnership. That is brutal.

I've never heard anything bad about Frank Mentzer. You on the other hand, are obviously a nasty basement dweller, and one of the reasons enworld is dead.

It is just the nature of the internet. I would say 70% of threads have toxic comments in it, probably 90% if the thread went past a page. Reddit hides them by default, one of its keys to success. Its always the issue when a forum is mostly the same 100 people sitting in it for 10-20 years. e.g...

and without the snarky comments which is nice