Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet?

[Deset Gled]

You mean Fletch, right?

Serious question: does Fletch hold up to time?

I remember thinking Modern Problems, Funny Farm, and Memoirs of an Invisible Man were great comedies as a kid. Re-watching them as an adult was very disappointing. I'm kinda scared to re-watch Fletch or Spies Like Us. I know Vacation and Christmas Vacation have stayed strong (and European and Vegas were pretty bad the first time around, so no danger there).

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Serious question: does Fletch hold up to time?

Personally, I watched it once and never again, soooooo…

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

popcorn is a breakfast food:
A number of cereals are made from Corn
Butter is a milk product.

First, eat some popcorn floating in a bowlful of melted butter, then reconsider your opinion. Then share it with us.

…if you survive.

 

[overgeeked]

"Oh, someone's expressing a positive opinion about a game I don't like? Guess I'm duty bound to go set fire to their joy."

Sigh. Gamers are the worst.

 

[Ryujin]

You mean Fletch, right?

Fletch lives?

 

[The Soloist]

Okay, like, I totally get it, right, like I think you're generally on point here. But, hear me out, just this once.

One of the product announcements today was from a literal Nazi. I totally thought we were past that in 1945. But here we are.

Yeah, that is EVIL bad. In that case, go for it!

I was referring to the new Dragonbane books. The majority of replies were 'I don't like roll under systems'. It's fascinating how many people are looking for an alternative to D&D, but when one emerges, they complain that it doesn't work like D&D.

 

[TiQuinn]

Yeah, that is EVIL bad. In that case, go for it!

I was referring to the new Dragonbane books. The majority of replies were 'I don't like roll under systems'. It's fascinating how many people are looking for an alternative to D&D, but when one emerges, they complain that it doesn't work like D&D.

I suspect there are a whole slew of people who bash games without having tried them, and I bet that goes back to the early days of the hobby.

 

[dragoner]

People have complained about roll under forever. It does feel wrong when compared to other dice games.

 

[The Soloist]

And yet, Call of Cthulhu is one of the most popular RPGs to this day. It's a D&D thing, it formats the brain a certain way, and it needs to be deprogrammed.

If your GM tells you you have a 50% chance of success, and you think rolling 51-100% is a success, clearly you understand nothing about probabilities.

 

[TiQuinn]

People have complained about roll under forever. It does feel wrong when compared to other dice games.

Is it roll under as in a percentage chance to succeed or roll low as in THAC0/descending AC?