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I was constantly gaming the diagonals on Civ. Nice for covering more ocean space to find small islands but wacky. Luckily as Civ isn't an rpg, there was no immersion for the system gaming to break.

Would you like to run a one shot on it for a virtual gameday? ;)

Many reasons that have already been touched on, like cost, lack of enthusiasm for the fluff changes, differences between monsters/npcs and PCs and the lack of certain races and classes in the system at release... But as I've read this forum, a reason I never would have been expected has been...

If the specialized weapon uses shtick is in for fighters, I suspect it will remain the most popular dip. But I guess that would depend on everyone liking the idea of stylish weapon choices as much as me. ;)

bit of projection there. :confused: Think we're done here.

You mean when I said a page ago "But I understand that many have a radically different baseline so it's not something I take personally if someone thinks the idea is crazy." That was all you could have asked for?

Well, having been playing in a good old IRC chat based game lately, expereimenting with virtual tabletops that actually have maps has been a big priority for me. :\ If RPGtonight had better functionality ( :( ), it would be cool to just get a bunch of enworlders together on the website at...

*shurg* I'm afraid you didn't communicate that to me. I never jump at a chance to end discussion, I simply responded to your question. If you didn't like the answer, I'm sorry. I'm afraid, however, that the levels at which I don't agree with most of your further arguments seem too basic to make...

Well, you did seem to be implying the poster would be all alone in abstaining, without making any mention of a reason. And unfortunately, I think that even if this all had come about before preregistration, most potential attendees still wouldn't care. As for morality... for some people...

I think steel wind does have a point, however, about how important the buy in of other companies is to this venture. For instance, Marvel filed chapter 11 several years ago, and is still doing fine, but their primary source of income is selling their comics. As long as they can keep producing...

The comment was, I believe, about not continuing to support the company. If you have non refundable tickets, your support has been given for the year.

I consider this stand, as an absolute, just as unsupportable as it's opposite.

That's the one - looks like another might be coming up soon, so my idea could be redundant. (though the schedule so far looks a little heavy on a single tabletop and requireing licensed versions of it to play)

Hopefully, some games would be run with voicechat, some with text only and some with both, so folks could try out various ways they would like to play.

That's a pretty high level of hyperbole for someone championing restraint in judgemental behavior.

I recall on one discussion of Virtual Table Tops, someone mentioned a "con" of sorts built around trying out different ones. I was also thinking that before the VTT part of the digital initiative goes online, folks interested in it should take the time to see what is already out there to compare...

As has been pointed out in the other thread, a legal guideline for criminal cases doesn't have to be applied to every facet of life, even financial or civil law. But I'm glad you are gaining amusement. Edit : and no, companies are not "folk". They are legal constructs, which represent and...

Yeah, unfortunately, most gamers simply won't care if they are supporting a company that shafted an amazing charity and then used a legal wiggle to get out of being held responsible*. They have a service people want and people will buy that service. *yes, it remains to be seen, that's part of...

Another difference might be between things that are illegal because they might hurt someone and things that make hurting someone a crime vs an accident. For instance, a chaotic society could still have stop signs, traffic lights and speed guidelines. Not speed limits, because disregarding any of...

Unfortunately, no. We can't agree on the first part, because I wouldn't consider any species without abstract thought (as an adult) to be within humanity/personhood/sentience/scifi fantasy term of choice, so uncivilized is redundant of their state. It's like saying "cows are uncivilized."...