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Tabletop miniatures games are tabletop games. A lot of the really big conventions which dwarf the likes of Gen Con are general pop culture or gaming conventions. Video games are much bigger than tabletop games. And pop culture generally is bigger than either. Pop Culture > Gaming > Tabletop...

You are correct, but once the Disneys and the appeal courts etc, have done their inevitable thing, you will no longer be correct. This ruling doesn't stand a chance of lasting a stiff breeze, let alone a Disney-powered hurricane.

It's competitors are all just generic spy movies with a brand name. Bond is that, but it has character--iconic elements built up over decades that those other things just can't compete with. Aston Martins, Rolexes and Omegas, Q-branch, the gadgets, M, Moneypenny, vodka martinis, Anthony...

At the Origins Game Fair this year, the world's second most prestigious tabletop awards ceremony took pace. Of the twelve categories, two cover tabletop roleplaying games -- Possum Creek Games took home RPG Core Product for Yazeba’s Bed & Breakfast, and Chaosium took home RPG Supplement for Call...

I’ve definitely experienced it at multiple conventions.

Yeah. I’m the one into watches, not my dad!

For you. I loved the Craig run. And I’ve never really liked the MI films much.

Well I'm certainly looking forward to a 4-hour movie featuring Bond looking at a sand dune.

Let me look that up first you. Ah yes, it’s under P. ;)

I mean, of course he is. Even if he's never seen a Bond movie, his agent and Amazon will ensure that the announcement makes him look like the biggest 007 fan ever. Standard Operating Procedure. Whoever is cast as Bond will also be a big fan of the movies and have great respect for all of the...

Let me look that up for you. It's on pages 433-435.

And if I can drive it, it's a Ford. If I play it on a board, it's chess. If I can live in it, it's a cave. I strongly disagree with Wil's take. There's not only one thing, and everything is a version of that thing.

And people have different opinions. That's how conversations work. It's not a 'once I declare my opinion, no other opinions will be tolerated' kinda forum. People can and will disagree with you. It's a feature, not a bug. :)

Tolkien? Your position is that in 1937's The Hobbit, JRR Tolkien cloned TSR's 1974 game Dungeons & Dragons? And then did it again in 1954 with Lord of the Rings? That dastardly time-travelling Tolkien! How dare he! And also Beowulf in the 5th and 6th centuries with its cloning of D&D dragons...

When do you mean? This is the second highest attendance ever. It peaked at about 20K in 2019. Pretty close to this year’s figures.

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