[ENboards Boston Event] Feng Shui: Six in the Chamber

[Breakstone]

Heh. Gotta love Cuddly Jack

 

[Fade]

Its amazing how, when a settng is described in Feng Shui, you can just see whats going to happen.

 

[KidCthulhu]

Heh. Gotta love Cuddly Jack

Cuddly Jack rocked my world. He's kind of like Minsc from Baldur's Gate, only larger and more Australian.

 

[Doc_Souark]

Deaf as an aged milking cows ? KidC I gotta ask is this good roleplaying or pure PirateCat ?

Doc Pitchblack: Great story keep it up !

 

[Horacio]

Wow! What a setting! What a story![/U]

I think I'm going to re-read my Feng Shui, re-watch a pair of Jackie Chang movies and begin an adventure like yours...

Horacio, infected by the Feng Shui virus...

 

[Dr Midnight]

What do you mean, you already see what's going to happen in the museum with the five-story aquarium with sharks in it?
Hee heeee.

 

[Chronosome]

Heh. Gotta love Cuddly Jack

...his sentiments exactly.

He's kinda like Pepe LePew, but with a hug that liquifies organs.

This scene is fantastic, once things start rollin'...

 

[Ancalagon]

More, more!!!!

I can't wait to see what the old masters does beside spouting insults... it's kind of like that fight between the mob and the triad in the Simpsons, with that guy in a white suit doing nothing...

Ancalagon

 

[Piratecat]

Well, he did smash the guy's face into the pirahna tank. That's got to be worth something. My Old Master spent part of the first half of the game looking disapproving and being efficient, like Chiun in "Remo Williams." There is a nice demonstration of centrifical force in just a moment, though. You know those desk toys with giant balls that clack into one another? This science museum has one of those, only it's really, really big. I bet you can come up with something to use it for, right? Right.

The finale, incidentally, was where everybody shone. For example, just remember this quote: Cuddly Jack Starkey flying the helicopter trailing a cable, and people clinging to the cable, and turning to look at the GM with a big grin on his face. "I remember reading the Architectural Monthly magazine the other week, you know.. the one with that cover story on 'Pointiest Buildings in Hong Kong.'"



You see where this is going, don't you?

 

[Corinth]

Ye flipping gods, yes!