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The two scenes that still stick in my mind are that one and the underwater bar fight

Yeah, it's this, mostly. We all have our own unique morals and ethics, and thus we all have to decide where our lines are. WotC is a bad business with bad business practices. I think we can all agree with the facts on that. I think @DEFCON 1 is correct that this latest thing doesn't seem at all...

Finished Suikoden 1 + 2 HD Remaster and damn Suikoden 2 is such a good game

I'd love a more narratively-focused Star Wars RPG; FFG didn't do it for me and SW5e is way more crunchy than I like my 5e to be. I honestly don't think 5e would be a great fit at all but that's probably what we're going to get if we're getting anything new anytime soon. My dream would be a...

Turns out all you can eat doesn't include takeout :cry:

Too many great Val Kilmer performances to name, but an underrated and underappreciated one was definitely Top Secret! Still hilarious to this day.

e: forget it

Well I found his transphobic jokes distasteful, disgraceful, and disrespectful, so I guess we'll have to agree to disagree.

I am getting very tired of people comparing "saying this person did bad things" with "doing the bad things themselves". It is not the same damn thing to speak openly and honestly about a person as it is being a bigot. I don't have a problem letting a person's family grieve in peace. I don't...

Is the contention then that he only let his name get attached to a deeply racist product on accident? Like... of course no one should blaming him for writing SFNG, but if hadn't signed on board for Lanasa's scheme in the first place, hadn't let his name be to attached to everything they put...

I mean, "Italy" hasn't really existed as a single entity for that long, like the US Civil War started before Italy unified.

Yeah, is this the appropriate place and time for a reminder that a huge part of the social contract (like, not even in the fine print, it's in pretty big bold letters) is that if you don't want to be spoken ill of in death, you should try to not be very horrible in life? I suppose it never...

I honestly struggled with Rogue One through its first half, but I still left the theatre with a huge grin on my face because (a) the third act was phenomenal, and (b) it's hard to make me not like Star Wars

I find myself saying this more and more often, both online and off, but "interesting" sure is one way to describe it

Maybe simulationism was a mistake

I don't know if there a specific joke here, but the one that always stuck with me was Taunt, which required the caster to hurl a snail at the target

Sure, I have flaws too. I'm an incorrigible procrastinator. I can be stuck in my ways and stubborn to resist new ideas. We are not the same.

Xavier's been around the D&D block for quite a bit, so he was an easy call on this. Don't know if the other three have any sort of experience with the game (though now I'm imagining a scene in Fighting with my Family where they all sit around the dinner table to roll some dice). From elsewhere...

It's so incredibly difficult, when you know you shouldn't say what you want to say; that not being cruel is what makes us different, makes us better; but the temptation to pay cruelty back in kind never really goes away. Especially when the future is looking so bleak as it is. Anything that...