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"