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RPGs are ... Role Playing Games

Started by Benoist, May 05, 2010, 04:08:59 AM

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Benoist

Quote from: The Butcher;380335I think that's the gist of what Emboldened Navigator was saying. The "traditionalist" label is a literary one, in that the "Story Now" cultists are actually advocating a very traditional narrative structure, as opposed to modernist and postmodernist writers (who did not necessarily adhere to any given model of narrative structure, and often wrote with no clear rhyme or reason).
Except that RPGs are not literature... ;)

LordVreeg

Quote from: Benoist;380336Except that RPGs are not literature... ;)

OH CRAP, are you going to tell us what RPGs are not, yet again?
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Quote from: Benoist;380336Except that RPGs are not literature... ;)

Touché.

I was just borrowing from another field, for analogy's sake, is that OK?

Pretty please? :o

Benoist

Quote from: LordVreeg;380340OH CRAP, are you going to tell us what RPGs are not, yet again?
LOL Be afraid. Be very afraid. :D

Quote from: The Butcher;380342Touché.

I was just borrowing from another field, for analogy's sake, is that OK?

Pretty please? :o
:hmm: hmmm.

Okay.

This time, I'll let it pass. ;)