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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Moe Ronalds" data-source="post: 1178572" data-attributes="member: 2083">10,000 wouldn't be nearly enough for the ULTIMATE game room, which, in my world, would be the following-A large room with soundproof walls, and then another layer of wall OVER the soundproof wall so that it can still be smoothe and plain white. The ceiling would be covered with various posters, and the lighting would be the best I could find- with varying colors and adjustable brightness. In the corner, there would be a normal sized refrigerator, with a freezer filled with various frozen pizzas and whatnot, and a main fridge portion filled half with coke, 3 16ths with root beer, one fourth with mountain dew, and one 16th with salsa and dip. Next to that, would be a pantry filled with chips and various dry foods. There would also be a microwave between the two. One wall would be an entertainment center of sorts, with a large plasma TV and various console systems as well as games. adjacent to that wall would be a large, comfortable leather couch and a few leather arm chairs.The remaining wall would be taken up by a HUGE shelf filled with various games (both tabletop and video), books, comics, magazines, miniature cases, etc...In the center of the room would be the gaming table- a cool steel behemoth with a computer (large hard drive, color printer/scanner, speakers, high speed internet) at the GM's side, and a white board surface. The table would be large enough to easily seat 8 (plus GM), and the 9 chairs would all be thicky padded but relatively normal, except for the GM chair which will be more or less a throne.Periodically placed throughout the room, there would be eight computers (like the GM one), all on the same network. (like I said, 10,000 just don't cut it)Finally, this room would be connected to a smaller room, which would be used when one PC knows something the others don't.</blockquote>

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