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

[payn]

What ENWorld posts feel like sometimes:

OP: "I am new to D&D and am wondering where I can buy dice. Any help?"
ENWorld Poster: "Are you planning to ever fudge? Because if so, why do you even need dice?"

lol, I remember on a pathfinder forum a newb asked how to make a swashbuckler that uses a rapier as the only requirement. He was told the only way to do it was to be a Monk and take a feat that allows piercing fist.

 

[billd91]

lol, I remember on a pathfinder forum a newb asked how to make a swashbuckler that uses a rapier as the only requirement. He was told the only way to do it was to be a Monk and take a feat that allows piercing fist.

Ah, yes, the helpful post that really isn't very helpful.

 

[payn]

Ah, yes, the helpful post that really isn't very helpful.

"but I want a rapier..."
"yeah well you cant fury of blows with a rapier and get that x3 crit damage modifier, so its not possible to be a swashbuckler"

 

[CleverNickName]

What ENWorld posts feel like sometimes:

OP: "I am new to D&D and am wondering where I can buy dice. Any help?"
ENWorld Poster: "Are you planning to ever fudge? Because if so, why do you even need dice?"

Oh I know right?

First post: "Hey guys, check out this house-rule that my friends and I wrote. We really like it, maybe you'll like it too!"
Next few posts: "Nice. I might use this in my home game."
But soon: "This house-rule is bad, and I want you to feel bad for sharing it."
And then: "You should just play something else, since you hate D&D so much."
At least once: "(X)e didn't have that problem. Let me tell you about (X)e again." (attaches essay)
Eventually: "Guys, calm down or I'll lock this thread."

I'm exaggerating of course, but not by much.

 

[dragoner]

Here I thought it was just me that noticed that. However, I did experiment with blocking some of the more prolific posters, and it changed the quality of the site, made it more cozy for sure.

 

[Malmuria]

lol, I remember on a pathfinder forum a newb asked how to make a swashbuckler that uses a rapier as the only requirement. He was told the only way to do it was to be a Monk and take a feat that allows piercing fist.

"you can do this better in pathfinder 2e"

 

[Deset Gled]

I'm waiting for the day @el-remmen posts the thread "This statement is false (a poll)" True or False?

 

[Ryujin]

I'm waiting for the day @el-remmen posts the thread "This statement is false (a poll)" True or False?

 

[trappedslider]

I'm waiting for the day @el-remmen posts the thread "This statement is false (a poll)" True or False?

i'm waiting for morrus to do that and then not post anything in the thread

 

[CleverNickName]

Just a few more, and I'll have enough to kick off
"5E Survivor: @el-remmen D&D Polls"

 

[Retreater]

"you can do this better in pathfinder 2e"

The only thing I can't do better in PF2 is avoiding killing the party.

 

[Hussar]

Here I thought it was just me that noticed that. However, I did experiment with blocking some of the more prolific posters, and it changed the quality of the site, made it more cozy for sure.

Heh. Well, at least I can still see your posts, so, I haven't pissed people off too much.

Although, it is a bit funny. I'll notice that someone has me blocked because I can see the responses by someone else and realize that I'm only seeing half the conversation. So, if I'm bored, I'll open up the phone app and take a look at who has me blocked. The truly weird thing is I've seen people who've blocked me that I honestly cannot remember ever interacting with, never minding having a negative interaction. It's kinda like, "Huh? What did I do?"

OTOH, my personal blocking policy is that I just know there are certain posters I absolutely cannot have a positive interaction with. It just won't happen. So, they get whacked onto my block list, mostly to stop me from having to get beaten about the head and shoulders by the Mod hammer for being stupid.

 

[dragoner]

Heh. Well, at least I can still see your posts, so, I haven't pissed people off too much.

Although, it is a bit funny. I'll notice that someone has me blocked because I can see the responses by someone else and realize that I'm only seeing half the conversation. So, if I'm bored, I'll open up the phone app and take a look at who has me blocked. The truly weird thing is I've seen people who've blocked me that I honestly cannot remember ever interacting with, never minding having a negative interaction. It's kinda like, "Huh? What did I do?"

OTOH, my personal blocking policy is that I just know there are certain posters I absolutely cannot have a positive interaction with. It just won't happen. So, they get whacked onto my block list, mostly to stop me from having to get beaten about the head and shoulders by the Mod hammer for being stupid.

I have also found that a lot of people I block get the boot anyways, so it is not even a deal.

 

[Hussar]

I have also found that a lot of people I block get the boot anyways, so it is not even a deal.

Funny that...

But, in keeping with the thread let me just say that while I am totally a dog with a bone, after 46 pages, it's really time for me to unwatch that thread.

 

[el-remmen]

Just a few more, and I'll have enough to kick off
"5E Survivor: @el-remmen D&D Polls"

I helped you out today. . . but as of right now still waiting for inspiration for more.

 

[RealAlHazred]

I have also found that a lot of people I block get the boot anyways, so it is not even a deal.

Who are you replying to?

 

[CleverNickName]

And order a Hawaiian-style pizza for lunch.

 

[Gradine]

 

[el-remmen]

I love my cast iron cookware, both for cooking and for defending myself against Hawaiian Pizza naysayers.

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

I love my cast iron cookware, both for cooking and for defending myself against Hawaiian Pizza naysayers.

You know ... you can use a deep cast-iron pans to cook up one of those tomato-sauce swimming pools that @Cadence is always coveting.

Yum- deep dish lasagna casserole with little bits of pineapple floating about in it. Bon Appetit!