The Gaming Den

All day today it has been clearing my last visited marks. So it says there aren't any new threads, even though there are.

Weird.

-Crissa

Of course, figments aren't solid, so your buddy could walk into a figment tree and hide there...

-Crissa

This is exactly the conversation that go Frank one of his warnings on the Wizards' boards...

Of course, that time he linked to the 3.0 Harpy.

-Crissa

Look, the people who say 'we shouldn't try' don't get to bring in 'a different point of view' until the question is, 'can we borrow your money?'. It's a big shit pile-on against every plan or question that doesn't involve their money. It doesn't involve their fucking money to ask how many people are...

My spouse eats raw carob pods and cocoa nibs. I'm not sure there is a too strong for human consumption.

-Crissa

Why does any discussion of space always involve the 'not worth the money' crowd? What do you have to contribute to the conversation? We'll never have the technology to create self-sustaining space endeavors until we try. So waiting to try until we do is a catch-22. And the economic value will always...

Someone could argue the chances were merely miniscule, not zero.

And I have a letter from a crazy person ranting about atheists who speaks english natively that will argue against your word choice position.

-Crissa

Why must it be some sort of individual payoff, if we have people right now willing to die in a heroic venture?

-Crissa

TheFlatline wrote:No, it reads like a Sarah Palin speech if you make the entire thing a rambling, run on sentence...

How does this contradict my point at all?

-Crissa

I don't see any reason why not to allow varied 'has minions' classes...

...But at the same time, there's no reason to have more than one summoner in the basic set.

-Crissa

Ahh, it's barely worth it, but some undefined point in the future, we can let robots do everything. Just like the endless productivity gains from technology 'allows' more and more of us to not work. -Crissa 200 astronauts? Well, we have 144 right now... Although I don't know where on the NASA sites ...

Personally, I'd rate these in a different order... 2 Introduction (Good) 3 Land of Waves (Okay) 5 Chūnin Exam (Okay) 6 Invasion of Konoha (Bad) 1 Search for Tsunade (Best) 4 Land of Tea (Okay) 7 Sasuke Retrieval (Bad) 8 Filler (Bad) The intro has the characters flailing around. It's actuall...

Actually, it reads very much more like someone who has a mental disorder such as attention deficit or psychosis; the choppy, dragging sentences are little bits of the conscious mind trying to form concepts that aren't tainted by their condition. They often don't have the attention span to return to ...

Besides, it's handy to have the next date - October 14th - handy on the most recent page.

-Crissa

Skip is an idiot. He says you can make a floor over a pit but not a carpet over a trap door. It's the same stupid argument.

-Crissa

Because the Druid already does too much.

-Crissa

I pointed out that we have robots on Mars right now. They've run far longer than anyone had dared expect. But... They still can't just improvise and experiment with a simple patch of cracked dirt and find out what it was. We literally don't know - and will have to send up an entirely new robot to ev...

That's because it doesn't win everything. It just can win. Like a Rogue or a Wizard...

-Crissa

Hence my question involving the knowledge of never returning, shortened lifespan, low quality of life, and yes, high chance of never having or seeing your children you did have.

-Crissa

...Why would you choose a game system with most of its rules devoted to combat, character level based upon combat effectiveness, and complain that the game was combat oriented? It's like the people who rave about 4e but never actually use any of the rules in the books in the games they rave about. -...

Bananas and coconuts are the reason that you can't move back to the isles that were bombed. They collect the radioactive potassium and cesium.

Those aren't really 'false' alerts, if they trigger the radiation sensors. o-o

-Crissa

It's based off one of the versions of the comic. Blame the comic, really.

My spouse really enjoyed it. o-o

-Crissa

Squishiness isn't even a balancing factor, anyhow, unless you expect people to be knocked out of combat via hit point loss frequently - as in, more than once per battle.

-Crissa

There are bare nipples in the Monster Manual.

-Crissa

Lego is already doing that. They have a big set of games out this year, having decided to go all in after their initial products.

-Crissa