The Gaming Den

Ancient History wrote: Oi, 'tard. This is not news. Jen and Sandstorm Productions LLC parted ways year. It's a pity, but these things happen.

Yeah, and coincidentally they keep happening when Dave is involved. Huh. I'm sure the rest of Sandstorm was very ho-hum when a bunch of surprise debts showed up....

As far as I know, as soon as it became apparent Topps wasn't going to clean house everybody just shrugged and went about their business. In fact, CGL just sent out a notice on how they have paid back all their freelancer and printer debt and if anyone is missing a payment to contact them. If only f...

Fascinating. Because earlier you said that he was fighting with Loren Coleman over control of the company. If someone is in conflict with the majority shareholder who is in sole control of the company's purse strings, why would you have to be complicit with the person you are fighting with or incom...

The Laughing Man is explicitly a symbol of a movement, albeit created by a person. Thus, personless entity. On the other hand, Kaelik is a name for an individual, not a collective, and that individual happens to keep the same name across the entire internet, odds are good that if you search for Kae...

Blasted wrote:

LaughingMan2070 wrote:They would be more fun if they could get a puppet out to match Frankie. Sadly they don't seem to have a good front man.

Aren't you that puppet?
performance anxiety?

No don't like any of the royalty. Slay them all I say. Viva la revolution!

So he would wager his real name with real expertise and real knowledge and real reputation of honesty against a nameless troll who explicitly choose the name of a personless entity with a life of it's own to troll seven posts in a week while probably posting lots of other things on lots of other bo...

Am I the only one who thinks this really puts credence to the assertion that he is related to Loren Coleman, if not LLC himself ? We do have 99.9% of our genes in common. Almost siblings we are. Interesting to see Martian Bob has jumped on board with CGL. They would be more fun if they could get a ...

Well, it might have something to do with me trying out the first alpha or beta or what that first release was . . but i distinctively remember there having been at least one character i rolled up with that had lost one arm in a tour of duty . . Oh so you are only an edition behind. Third edition is...

So Frankie I was thinking you seem a bit too weaselly in your predictions. You say that the new CGL stuff is vaporware. How about a little wager?? If CGL prints a new book this year you stop posting anything about CGL. If they don't I don't post anything at all. Up for that?? We can set the date at ...

A Time of War is one of the few RPG's where you have a good chance of coming out of chargen with a seriously gimped character by way of losing eyes, ears, fingers, toes, hands, feet, legs or arms . . Who's that guy who won't let reality get in his way of his argument? Stahlseele! Colour me surprised.

Fuchs wrote:Oh boy, another anonymous poster playing though.

You're apparently as unfamiliar with the internet as you are with US law, mes ami.

Which means that "laughingman" is exactly what he appears to be: a cowardly sock puppet here to spread vicious lies for the explicit and whole purpose of casting aspersions on people who are trying to get what is legally owed them for work they have already performed. He is in short: a ve...

Well don't say I didn't give you a chance, Frankie. Once upon a time there was an evil King named Loren. He spent much of his time looking at himself in the mirror telling himself how good a King he was. He used the people’s gold to pay for his things while he had a new castle built by his Queen. He...

Come come Frankie why don't you tell them the whole story?