What would you like to see more in RPG stores?
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MonsterMash
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I've just realised how lucky I am with Leisure Games and Playin Games in London (England) - good service, particularly at Leisure Games.Crothian said:
Hell yeahNifft said:
der_kluge
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More sexy goth chics.
Well, I voted for more non-Wizards stuff. My FLGS doesn't have a great selection of d20. They have all the WoTC books of course, beyond that, it's kind of hit or miss. They have Malhavoc, and Necromancer, and a few other things, but not a lot to choose from most of the time.
Well, I voted for more non-Wizards stuff. My FLGS doesn't have a great selection of d20. They have all the WoTC books of course, beyond that, it's kind of hit or miss. They have Malhavoc, and Necromancer, and a few other things, but not a lot to choose from most of the time.
NewLifeForm
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Hot, Sexy Imports!
Girls and Games
I'd like to see more translations of Japanese, French, German and British gaming material (well the British books wouldn't need translations so much but...).
I collect alot of Japanese RPG stuff and some of it would really shake things up on this side of the ocean, especially in the areas of illustration, art direction and presentation. The games themselves range from mediocre mechanics but great world ideas, to rules concepts that are truly innovative and exciting. Germany and France also produce some really amazing stuff. In the ever-shrinking world created by the internet I think creating a global gaming community would go a long way toward improving and expanding the hobby.
Generally I like to see more then "yet-another-D20-OGL-game-supplement-sourcebook".
NewLifeForm
Girls and Games
I'd like to see more translations of Japanese, French, German and British gaming material (well the British books wouldn't need translations so much but...).
I collect alot of Japanese RPG stuff and some of it would really shake things up on this side of the ocean, especially in the areas of illustration, art direction and presentation. The games themselves range from mediocre mechanics but great world ideas, to rules concepts that are truly innovative and exciting. Germany and France also produce some really amazing stuff. In the ever-shrinking world created by the internet I think creating a global gaming community would go a long way toward improving and expanding the hobby.
Generally I like to see more then "yet-another-D20-OGL-game-supplement-sourcebook".
NewLifeForm
Troll Wizard
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The Thayan Menace said:A commitment to cleanliness and basic hygiene would be nice.
Ditto, and not just the store - the employees as well!
ThirdWizard
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Okay so what we have so far is a store with extremely well trained, helpful, nice and socially proficient, hot well endowed, red headed saleswomen with guns, who serve you cold beer while they shower, and truly care about you the customer, in a well lit environment and, oh yeah, have a wide selection of roleplaying game materials.
Aus_Snow
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Likewise. I can sympathise.Psion said:
Mind you, I probably know enough RPers already. But still.
edit --- oh, and re: chicks. There're two working at the FLGS who are pretty.
Not that it's relevant atm, to me that is. But yeh, they look nice.and -- re: cleanliness. Er, I really don't want to go to those areas where people have listed things like basic hygiene as a missing requirement.
hm, the rest - beer? Nope. Nice, friendly, knowledgeable employees? ... Not exactly. Guess I'm shoot outta luck just as much as the next person here.
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