The Gaming Den

Isn't the "Solution to the Tea Party" to have better ideas, organize, and get those ideas to the fore? Maybe instead of posting crackpot schemes on an obscure internet message board you could become part of the process. (Without becoming another brick in the wall of course, because we all ...

Television Actor is very lucrative. They pay a LOT of money for very little work. There is hard work done on a TV set, but it isn't the actors doing it. When you're working, the hours are quite long, but in the off season you just lay by the pool and watch the jack roll in. They actually pay people ...

Everybody had a hell of a time trying to get anything worked into Missions. I tried to work a Dawn of the Artifacts crossover, didn't happen. The people in charge just weren't interested in it at all. Ideas were solicited for working something, anything from DotA in there to cross-promote and the M...

Randall apparently said that at an owner's meeting. What do you mean "Owners Meeting"? I thought we'd pretty much established that the Coleman's own the whole kit and kaboodle. If there was an "Owners Meeting" and people were invited to it wouldn't that legally imply that they w...

The part where I don't want him to touch Battletech or Shadowrun comes in where in addition to simply not trusting him in general comes in where he threatened to throw a temper tantrum and nuke the settings if his friend got taken to task for having stolen other peoples' money. That's jut bad story...

Randall Bills reminds me of some alcoholics I know; not because of any substance dependency but because he's very good at making friends and apologizing to people. The fact is, Randall is a tool. He supports Loren above and beyond any financial or personal interest he has in the company. You can't ...

Oh, that the Den is full of horrible people who jump to conclusions without evidence despite there being a lot of evidence that said conclusions, if not 100% on the mark, aren't far from it. He's mostly been in this thread. Him and a clown named Taharqa. Go back to page 1 and start reading and let ...

I find it hilarious that after spewing character assassinations aspersions and general FUD at me, Sandstorm, Phil DeLuca, and everyone here... that he edited a statement that people who attack the messenger rather than the message probably don't have an argument right out of his own argument. It me...

What do you think happens in that situation, the police just say "Fuck it" and run a trial anyway? In those two instances, probably not, but that's where the analogy falls apart. We aren't talking about a B&E and we aren't talking about a "borrowed" car. We're talking about ...

Yes, it should be a criminal case with those owners pressing charges. But once again, for the billionth time, all the possible maybe promised owners are choosing not to press charges, because they are his cult slaves, or Mormon and therefore religiously forbidden from persecuting him for his crimes...

Well, Honestly, I'm not an anybody supporter. There's just a LOT about this that I don't understand. Mainly, why, if a crime of the alleged magnitude has been committed, no one has been charged with anything. Why an alleged thief was allowed to retain the license by the very company he alegedly stol...

You guys are discussing a criminal conspiracy. Not "Internet Hyperbole" but an actual criminal conspiracy.

Clutch

Well,

Those that got "stiffed" (if they actually did, or if they just refused payment and proceeded with a lawsuit once they saw the company was vulnerable) can claim it as a business loss on thier income taxes.

It's not much, but it is something of a silver lining.

Clutch

Remember that Decipher was very close to buying FASA back in 1999-2000.

The deal fell through when Decipher began to unravel.

I can remember when Decipher was a big time player.

Clutch

He's the Private First Class who is accused of leaking the documents to WikiLeaks.

Should he be hanged or given accolades?

Clutch

Clutch was still head of the Commando organization and a senior enlisted sailor in the Navy.

Not that I have anything against the Navy, but I was career Coast Guard. I retired as a Master Chief.

Clutch

My secret hope of hopes is/was that once Battletech caught up to the Darkages we'd see an epic player event over years where the republic fell and players got to battle over which world went to which power. This is actually what they did for most of MW:DA, every week the fate of one planet was deci...

It is superfluous. Most of the recent TRO’s are too. That said, this isn't 40K. You actually can have a one from column A and two from column B. There’s no problem with that approach to the rules so long as the entire table agrees.

Clutch

<sigh> ( Wastes xx minutes of his life sifting through the Shadowrun thread... ) Not that I can give it back to you, I feel I must make that 20 miutes count for something with a rebutal. Don't speak of honor or integrity in this mess. It has neither. If that sodamite is your mole, welcome to him. F...

Ohhh, I think the most unspeakably evil faction in BattleTech is Comstar. Operation Holy Shroud undoubtedly doomed billions to an untimely death, through the assasinations of those who could have brought hope. As far as "Silly-Tech", there's no reason that you "have" to use it. I...

Says the guy who began here posting incomprehensible BS gibberish. Can you provide an example of this incomprehensable BS? Because most of my posts are full of wisdom. Clutch <sigh> ( Wastes xx minutes of his life sifting through the Shadowrun thread... ) Don't speak of honor or integrity in this m...

I like the Comstar/WoB/Wolverine connection. It was well foreshadowed and was planned since the mid 90's. I like how the Wolverine influence helped steer Word of Blake more towards fanatacism while Comstar drifted more towards secularism. I like the fact that WoB has Comstar over a barrel in that th...

Remember "Deadlands". The magic system was based on normal playing cards, with the backstory that Hoyle had actually been a magician and had collected all of those rules as a grimoire. That was a neat concept. I spent three days in a Booth at GAMA with Shane Hensley one time. Too bad that ...

Says the guy who began here posting incomprehensible BS gibberish.

Can you provide an example of this incomprehensable BS? Because most of my posts are full of wisdom.

Clutch

As far as American accents go I find the most distinctive accent that we have here in the states is Baltimore. Which is wierd because it's just a city and not a region, but I can tell a person from Baltimore the second they utter the word "on". You can spot someone from Texas when they say...