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TCO was right

Started by Benoist, June 18, 2012, 12:43:10 PM

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crkrueger

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June 21, 2012, 05:44:18 AM
Actually since this is also 2012, and we're getting a new version of Windows, it's more like taking a shit in the tank.
Even the the "cutting edge" storygamers for all their talk of narrative, plot, and drama are fucking obsessed with the god damned rules they use. - Estar

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Exploderwizard

#46
June 21, 2012, 08:14:36 AM
Quote from: CRKrueger;550865Actually since this is also 2012, and we're getting a new version of Windows, it's more like taking a shit in the tank.

:rotfl:

5E the Upper Decker edition.
Quote from: JonWakeGamers, as a whole, are much like primitive cavemen when confronted with a new game. Rather than \'oh, neat, what\'s this do?\', the reaction is to decide if it\'s a sex hole, then hit it with a rock.

Quote from: Old Geezer;724252At some point it seems like D&D is going to disappear up its own ass.

Quote from: Kyle Aaron;766997In the randomness of the dice lies the seed for the great oak of creativity and fun. The great virtue of the dice is that they come without boxed text.
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