The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[payn]

No posts in like ten years and y'all came back to say that?

 

[Ryujin]

My wife's first D&D experience included my brother's player character dragging around a goblin corpse and tossing it everywhere he thought there might be a pressure trap.

That, interestingly, is what sold her on the game. (She had come from CRPGs and MMOs, where that kind of freedom to do your own thing is much more limited, by necessity.)

Rifts - The player with the dragon PC took to using my invulnerable superhero character to batter down doors. I was... not amused.

 

[Mad_Jack]

Today's Google animation, celebrating the B-day of video game pioneer Jerry Lawson (invented the video game cartridge) is possibly one of the best I've seen in years.
Multiple playable games, and it lets you mess with them as well.

Seriously, you'll waste the rest of your day playing.

 

[payn]

If you reach a "who cares?" point, why do you still post about it? Why not stop reading the thread?

 

[Mad_Jack]

If you reach a "who cares?" point, why do you still post about it? Why not stop reading the thread?

Maybe they've stopped caring about everything, and posting in the thread is the only thing they have to keep them going...

 

[MarkB]

If you reach a "who cares?" point, why do you still post about it? Why not stop reading the thread?

"Who cares about this thing that everyone in the entire thread is currently discussing? You're all missing the very important thing I posted back on page 73!"

 

[trappedslider]

In the middle of a Black Ops, if a character dies I will not disavow knowledge of him until after the mission is over.

 

[Malmuria]

For some people, lore is really important but rules are not. For others, rules are important but lore is not. Me, I just wish I could find a portal somewhere in my house to a magical realm where I never had to write another email.

 

[trappedslider]

For some people, lore is really important but rules are not. For others, rules are important but lore is not. Me, I just wish I could find a portal somewhere in my house to a magical realm where I never had to write another email.

When i started and was playing regularly rules were important,but as time went on and I slowly stopped playing lore became important and I gotta be honest but GURPS Infinite World has some of the coolest to me lore/fluff.

 

[Scribe]