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[popcorn] Pistols at dawn - who's winning?

Started by Name Lips, April 26, 2006, 03:05:05 PM

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David R

#105
May 08, 2006, 10:47:13 PM
Quote from: angelsorayamaThere could be epiphanies... or there could be nothing. Roleplaying is just a game to many people and thus, no matter what story is being told, people won't always see the lessons/epiphanies that may be there for them to find.

To this I would just like to add that story/resulting epiphanies most times isn't necessarily the goal. It just happens. Sometimes when it just happens it evokes a very intense emotional response. Which is great, but I don't think that creating epiphanies is some thing that can be promoted as a style of play or even as a marketting tool for certain games/systems. Epiphanies is not limited by system or play style.

Regards,
David R

Ragnarok N Roll

#106
May 17, 2006, 01:43:50 PM
Quote from: Levi KornelsenI see it as a win-win contest, really.  We get the joy of airing our opinions and smacking them around, and everyone else gets to watch us toss each other around, and maybe spots stuff they like in our opinions.


That's why I chose lemon curry. Lemon Curry?
"God is dead" - Nietzsche

"Nietzsche is dead" - God.

Thjalfi

#107
May 17, 2006, 09:53:33 PM
Quote from: Ragnarok N RollLemon Curry?

yep. Lemon Curry.

no, don't worry, you got it right.
 

JongWK

#108
May 19, 2006, 05:33:00 PM
Debate's over. What does everyone think of it?
"I give the gift of endless imagination."
~~Gary Gygax (1938 - 2008)

cnath.rm

#109
May 19, 2006, 11:40:19 PM
I'd like to see more of them on different topics, :heh:  if we had things like this done in newspapers on political topics, readers would be both amused, and better informed. Thanks to both Levi and Pundent for sticking it out for the greater good. :)
"Dr.Who and CoC are, on the level of what the characters in it do, unbelievably freaking similar. The main difference is that in Dr. Who, Nyarlathotep is on your side, in the form of the Doctor."
-RPGPundit, discovering how BRP could be perfect for a DR Who campaign.

Take care Nothingland. You were always one of the most ridiculously good-looking sites on the internets, and the web too. I\'ll miss you.  -"Derek Zoolander MD" at a site long gone.

Levi Kornelsen

#110
May 20, 2006, 12:10:11 AM
cnath:

We do occasionally show up on each other's journals.  Mine is here:

http://the-tall-man.livejournal.com/

And his is in his Sig.
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