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A John Carpenter Classic! Definitely top 5 fight scenes of all time.

Star Wars (A New Hope) Lucas pulled off a masterpiece here. It has myth and legend and the adventure story that was very pulp at the time combined with practical effects that blew the door off the imagination. Its impact across generations is obvious. I think much of the world building and move...

This what you want then this is what you get.

MN should be the Jucy Lucy.

I only use the meklab and don’t game online with it yet. I’ll look around the discord Community

Definitely a contender.

In a recent B5 rewatch I skipped quite a few. Show hasn’t aged well.

Not necessarily, you can cook at very low temps and do a reverse sear that will turn out as good if not better. Im a medium rare guy. Simple salt and pepper is mo go to prep. Smoked a leg 'o' Lamb last week to just over 135 when I took it off. Id say it was between medium rare and medium.

That is why I went with Monster of the Week ultimately. I think I could mod it enough to keep it fresh. Though, Masks was up there.

Traveller 'goose 2E (Best chargen system evah.) Pathfinder Classic (More modules than I can shake a stick at. Nothing I cant do with it) Monster of the Week PbtA (A refresher after a long campaign)

Jax my late friend had an unfortunate run in with racoons as a young boy. Things got very scrappy. Two dead baby raccoons and one very mad mother that did a number on him. Patched up at vet, rabbies shots, the whole nine yards. For years and years afterwards anytime he saw a cat it was straight...

I have, but its been a long time. If you are willing to play online you get a group for anything nowadays. The best analogy would be you can phone or online order a pizza from anywhere but you can only go and sit down at two spots. Some folks refuse to eat the pizza at home.

My RPG list would be; Dave Arneson, Marc Miller, Monte Cook, and James Jacobs.

I guess in my D&D games taking a rest whenever you want isnt always an option. 🤷‍♂️

I can say that every time the math is tightened (4E/PF2) I bounce right out. Its not a mathematically right discussion, but one of feel which is subjective. I enjoy not knowing exactly how a combat is going to go, and sometimes that means it goes pear shaped. Its more an art approach than a...

Too cool now maybe. I was beat up in school for liking these guys. They were dorks when they first hit the scene. They were fortunate enough to live in NYC during a very cultural melting pot of music in the late 70's early 80's. They grew into cool through great influences and ever expanding...

A fair point, id say is related as well. Even games we think are less reliant on math and granular sub-systems, are not all that predictable either.