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Sarcasmo the Sarcasm Bot wrote:

taig wrote:

Sharoth wrote:

Ok. So I am not really funny. But at least I try.

Yeah, I don't even try.

You're very funny.

Funny looking, maybe.

Meh, I've seen funnier.

Eh.

Eh, you can do better.

I just don't know if I'm really feeling it.

Eh, you guys can do better, I'm not sure if you really captured the sarcasm.

That's what she said!!

Eh, you can do better.

38 minutes until my 10th Anniversary day starts!

Meh, you can do another ten easy.

Congrats tactically minded kitty clan! Here's to another 40 years that are even better than the previous ten :-)

... meh.

Eh, you've done better

Eh, you can do better

Eh, I've seen better

Just a Guess wrote:

Elder Basilisk wrote:

I haven't played Kingmaker, but I figure that in any exploration/wilderness adventure, things like supplies are a part of the fun. You couldn't play Oregon Trail without worrying about the "beancounting." The "beancounting" is an important part of the gameplay. Moreover, it's an important part of the story. If you handwave questions about provisions, getting lost, etc, then you've just handwaved 80% of a wilderness survival/frontier exploration story. So, what's the point?

That's like saying: Material components are part of the fun of playing a caster. The bean counting is an important part of the gameplay. Moreover it's an important part of the story. If you handwave questions about where did you get the bat guano, how much do you have and how can you stand the smell of rotten eggs, etc, then you've just handwaved 80% of the story about playing a caster. So, what's the point?

Cute. I'm sure your snark teacher is proud of you.

Eh, He can do better