Take off every "Hivemind"! You know what you doing.

[Mercule]

Does he use salad?

Well, EWP: Salad Shooter, is a requirement.

 

[Terath Ninir]

Also I am horrified to discover I've been posting to a Hivemind thread. You guys are pretty sneaky.

Join us. Joooiiin uuuuuusssss. JOIN US!!!!!!

 

[Terath Ninir]

I'm horribly, cripplingly depressed, and I hate it. I can't ask anybody to cheer me up because it wouldn't work. I hate that.

You know, you could always talk to us and we could see if we could help you feel better. Or we could at least throw pie at you.

 

[Jdvn1]

You know, you could always talk to us and we could see if we could help you feel better. Or we could at least throw pie at you.

Yeah! At the very least, the pie will be tasty.

 

[Terath Ninir]

I've seen worse concepts.

Probably even in official supplements.

It'd also be very fitting in Uresia (a BESM setting).

I know I've seen worse concepts. Rage mage, anyone?

 

[Darkness]

I know I've seen worse concepts. Rage mage, anyone?

Right, they had to throw the Drag-on Brawl Zzzzzz crowd a bone.

 

[Jdvn1]

Right, they had to throw the Drag-on Brawl Zzzzzz crowd a bone.

I totally don't get that show.

 

[Terath Ninir]

I totally don't get that show.

I heard about the show, in detail, before I had a chance to watch it. Consequently, I never have. Yay, me!!!!!

 

[Darkness]

I totally don't get that show.

It's like an epic-level D&D campaign, except that the main characters are martial artists (with energy attacks). They even have weird races.

The plotlines all amount to:

Bad guy appears and starts killing random people.

Characters try to defeat bad guy, fail, most of them die.

Goku (the primary character, who has Int as dump stat) goes training. After about half a year, he comes back. He's now so strong that he can kick the bad guy's butt, but it will still take him 30 episodes. (Even if he's much stronger than the bad guy, he'll hold back for a long time so the fight is more exciting for him.)

Surviving characters go and collect the dragon balls, a major artifact that summons a dragon who grants wishes (but only one - later three - per year), which scatters the balls all over the world. BTW, I'm not talking puny D&D wishes, here.

With the wish, they resurrect all other characters and also all the innocent NPCs who were killed by the villain (except for the evil ones).
Everything is now as it was before, except that Goku (and some other characters) are much stronger than before and the bad guy is dead (or, about half the time, has joined their side and is promptly forgiven his former acts of mass murder).

 

[Jdvn1]

It just seems stupid, though. Every character has the ability to destroy the world.