FitzTheRuke
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So much for holding to a bi-monthly schedule. Two months is up today!
It's 4/20. They'd be high to put out something today.So much for holding to a bi-monthly schedule. Two months is up today!
All they said was April, and apparently told the Summit participants about three weeks. Soooo...next week, I guess?So much for holding to a bi-monthly schedule. Two months is up today!
It's 4/20. They'd be high to put out something today.
All they said was April, and apparently told the Summit participants about three weeks. Soooo...next week, I guess?
4/20 is a pot thing.I don't get it. What am I missing?
Yeah, I figure it'll make it next week. I'm just a little antsy. But they DID say that they were moving to a bimonthly schedule - today is two months from the last one. Next week is barely April! (I'm kidding, it's still April, but not much April left...)
Is it? I guess you can tell how far out of that loop I've become over the years!4/20 is a pot thing.
Yes! That would be great.Hopefully they figure out how to differentiate battleaxes and longswords with an extra week!
It was the hip thing when I was at Berkeley in the mid-Aughts: the urban legend was that "420" was police radio code for Marijuana possession, so 4:20 PM and April 20th became celebratory toking times.Is it? I guess you can tell how far out of that loop I've become over the years!
Yes! That would be great.
I may have known about it back then, I suppose. I mean, I do live on the West Coast. I'm not totally square (or whatever the current term for uncool is).It was the hip thing when I was at Berkeley in the mid-Aughts: the urban legend was that "420" was police radio code for Marijuana possession, so 4:20 PM and April 20th became celebratory toking times.
One of the supposed "founders" was interviewed, and the police code was never a real thing (420 is murder I think). It supposedly stems from the fact that the "crew" all had 3:00 classes that ended at 4:00, but one guy's class was clear across campus, so the earliest he could meet up with them was 4:20 (at a clock on campus). April 20th eventually was tacked on as the "Cinco de Mayo" day of Celebration for 4/20.It was the hip thing when I was at Berkeley in the mid-Aughts: the urban legend was that "420" was police radio code for Marijuana possession, so 4:20 PM and April 20th became celebratory toking times.
It's a tokin' gestureIt was the hip thing when I was at Berkeley in the mid-Aughts: the urban legend was that "420" was police radio code for Marijuana possession, so 4:20 PM and April 20th became celebratory toking times.
Yeah, I remember hearing something about thar. Not my scene, lol.One of the supposed "founders" was interviewed, and the police code was never a real thing (420 is murder I think). It supposedly stems from the fact that the "crew" all had 3:00 classes that ended at 4:00, but one guy's class was clear across campus, so the earliest he could meet up with them was 4:20 (at a clock on campus). April 20th eventually was tacked on as the "Cinco de Mayo" day of Celebration for 4/20.
I disagree.Can't wait to have something new to argue about
Man, 6 classes, martials and arcane casters, it's going to be... entertaining at the very leastCan't wait to have something new to argue about
What's a "fat pack"?What if the next playtest is a "fat pack"?
Based on context, a chonky document with a lot in it. If it has 6 classes with subclasses, weapons, spell lists, updated glossary... sounds pretty big, thick, and/or fat.What's a "fat pack"?
I know you are only using it as an example but if psinoics came before the other missing classes the internet would explode.Yes, I am talking about a document with a lot of content by playtested, for example about psionic powers. This could explain the delay.
They know the UA articles can work as teasers of future titles, and any times they don't like we weren't enough focused into the titles what are going to be published before.
Yes, I am talking about a document with a lot of content by playtested, for example about psionic powers. This could explain the delay.
They know the UA articles can work as teasers of future titles, and any times they don't like we weren't enough focused into the titles what are going to be published before.