Snarf Zagyg
Notorious Liquefactionist
I can quit anytime!
Nobody likes a quitter.
-Keith Richards, probably.
I can quit anytime!
Oh yea!Nobody likes a quitter.
-Keith Richards, probably.
Who‘s to say you don’t live in Wingfoot Lake, Ohio?Where I live there are a LOT of dirigibles.
What? You don’t have those???
How far is that from Grand Rapids one state to the north (area code 616). Could be a cross over!Who‘s to say you don’t live in Wingfoot Lake, Ohio?
Looks like some folks got +5 full plate grumpy pants of hyperbole* too. I was hoping those hadn't made it out of development.looks like I picked the wrong week to quit magical grumpy pants.
I'm imagining a time travel/alternate history story where Emily Post and the internet temporally overlap. (So, sci-fi?)
That's how everything on the internet works isn't it?The term "netiquette" is not new. But folks always think it is about how others behave.
You're xxxdamn right, I ordered the code red!"Have you, or have you not, had sympathies towards 4th Edition D&D? Just answer the question!"
So, the bogeyman can be good too? Did I read that right?"4e did X, and 4e failed, so X = failure" is such a logical fallacy that it makes my head spin.
Whatever else you think of 4e, there are a lot of things it did that did not lead to its failure. Cantrips, giving Clerics more to do, awesome monsters... It's silly to use 4e as a bogeyman to judge how others play the game.
"Have you, or have you not, had sympathies towards 4th Edition D&D? Just answer the question!"
"4e did X, and 4e failed, so X = failure" is such a logical fallacy that it makes my head spin.
Whatever else you think of 4e, there are a lot of things it did that did not lead to its failure. Cantrips, giving Clerics more to do, awesome monsters... It's silly to use 4e as a bogeyman to judge how others play the game.