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Have an embarrassing public meltdown about Elmo?

My mother once told me she liked me as a friend.

Changing what noun they use instead of "edition" will have no effect on whether or not that happens. There will be a new iteration with different rules, people are going to argue about the changes whether they call it a new edition or not.

I like the bonuses you get if you keep whiffing. I'd port that over. But then again, my preferred edition is 1st, so I'm not the ultimate source for this anyway.

I just fixed a very vital piece of equipment at work by blowing on it like a Nintendo cartridge. Really regretting going to college.

Putting aside Greg's online ramblings, even more off-putting is his tendency to overcharge for his stuff. Barrowmaze, a black and white book with mediocre layout, art and paper quality? Yeah, that'll be 80 bucks. Get outta here with dat.

This looks absolutely cringe. But then again, the dialogue and "jokes" in the games are cringe and age like milk. So, it seems tonally consistent at least.

We've reached peak useless chackies when the ad-copy is: Matthew Lillard:"Hey guys you can pre-order this soon" Us: "What's in the box?" Matthew Lillard: "We don't know!"

"Walter, we aren't talking about the Goblinoids who built the railroads here!"

We get it dude. You love Daniel. We understand. You love your GM. You don't need to keep telling us. You love Daniel very much.

Daniel: I'm on a righteous crusade to protect other's copyright! It's wrong to profit off of other's copyrighted works! Also Daniel: Produces and markets an RPG that is WFRP 2 with the serial numbers filed off.

That's a valid point. I think it varies group by group. If, for example, your gaming group is primarily composed of friends then that's less of a concern. You'll hang out and game with a wider variety of stuff, probably. As long as your get to hang most people are cool. If your primary group...

Man, this isn't really going how you thought it would, is it?

Yeah, 100%. It's why I think it would be one of the first things cut in a cash crunch for most people. You already have stuff. You can just...keep playing forever.

Guys, please stop piling on the guy. I'm not used to smiling this much. I don't know what to do. Am I going to be okay?

Yeah, it's the same argument you can make about any discretionary good. Though, I think the overall point that it doesn't account for how much more squeezed the average consumer is now than in 1977 is a valid one. Plus, as much as we all love RPGs, it would be one of the first things to get cut...

I'm pretty sure that's already happening. Have you seen Uwe Boll's Letterboxd reviews?

No! But I can always make it again (this is a threat)

I made deep dish pizza in a slow cooker yesterday. Does that make me the Double Antichrist™?