Drejk wrote: He used gift option... DAMMIT!
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Well yesterday we had sun & blue skies, interspersed with snow flurries.
DSXMachina wrote: Well yesterday we had sun & blue skies, interspersed with snow flurries. This is awesome! Almost as awesome as blue skies interspersed with lots of rain! :D
I... I like the rain. A lot.
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Freehold DM wrote: Drejk wrote: He used gift option... DAMMIT! Stole my clothes too!
Wh...Whew!
Escape
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LordSynos wrote: snoooooooowww!!! :D YEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSS!
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TOZ wrote: Drejk wrote: Uh... My experience is exactly opposite: controllers are crap, mouse plus keyboard is so much better... You shut your mouth. I only play with a joystick when playing simulations. I'll never forget the ugly infighting that broke out when mouse and keyboard kids started getting involved. Joystick only servers helped a great deal, but still...mouse and keyboard makes me think of the word "cheater", which isn't fair, not really.
Freehold DM wrote: TOZ wrote: Drejk wrote: Uh... My experience is exactly opposite: controllers are crap, mouse plus keyboard is so much better... You shut your mouth. I only play with a joystick when playing simulations. I'll never forget the ugly infighting that broke out when mouse and keyboard kids started getting involved. In eighties? I don't recall any infighting when we started using keyboard (and later mouse)...

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Drejk wrote: Freehold DM wrote: TOZ wrote: Drejk wrote: Uh... My experience is exactly opposite: controllers are crap, mouse plus keyboard is so much better... You shut your mouth. I only play with a joystick when playing simulations. I'll never forget the ugly infighting that broke out when mouse and keyboard kids started getting involved. In eighties? I don't recall any infighting when we started using keyboard (and later mouse)... more like 90s. Where I played, joysticks were for tournament play in games like xwing vs tie fighter, mechwarrior 2 and 3, and other sims. With the latter two in particular, the lines between keyboard/mouse players and joystick players could be a bit extreme. there were real reasons behind it though. Joystick gamers were usually older, had money to burn(joysticks ain't cheap), and were involved or interested in the fiction behind the games. Joystick/mouse players were younger(in one case, as young as 9), had no idea what the game world was about usually(one kid in particular mixed up star wars and mechwarrior regularly), and were almost universally poor, being kids and young teens. It was an interesting situation.
I got my first computer in 87 with two joysticks. They served many years but me and my brother were fixing them multiple times by replacing broken junctions with pieces of metal cut out of beer cans.
Then we got single new Competition Pro with Amiga brought by father from our uncle in Germany around 91. We got one more joystick somewhere along the road before dropping them completely when our beloved Amigas became too obsolete and we painfully moved to PCs (which in the past was specifically referring to Intel-based computers, IBM and their clones).
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Meh. Pressure and weather change.
Dizzy dragon is dizzy.
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Anyone interested in Savage Worlds or Beasts And Barbarians here?
There is a sale on RPG Now on some games published by a friend.
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Ouch. My ears. Stupid pressure. Why can't we live in the void-between-the-worlds like any normal kind of entity instead of being bound in matter?
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Icy, would you like to buy slightly used gamer for your group? My co-player will be going to Helsinki for a project and her PhD soon...
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I think that is supposed to be in Helsinki, at least.
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I think I'll coil in my bed and go to sleep. *yawn*
My brain is slightly rocking itself inside my skull anyway.
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Having internet again... feels weird.
Glad you do, CJ!
Feel better, Drejk!
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Crimson Jester wrote: Having internet again... feels weird. Welcome back, whoever your name is.
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LordSynos wrote: Morning FaWtLites. I hope everyone is well today and has a good one ahead. We have snow here now. The novelty is nice. It's less than an inch and everyone is losing their minds. It's great. xD woooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
It's snowing here too! It's like we're in the same place or something!
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So since our Runelords game is pretty much dead with the GM on a near-permanent hiatus from gaming, I decided to poke my head into the forum to look for something... and managed to find exactly what I was looking for.
CapYesterday, if you recall this thread, yeah that was us. Scint played the "Magus who hates everybody" and I was playing the "party leader who wants to help but is taking being accused of the murders pretty badly".
Crimson Jester wrote: Having internet again... feels weird. WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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No Kingmaker this weekend, but probably having the last session of a certain GURPS campaign this weekend.
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Such a busy week, after last nights' Fondue (raclette) & French Film evening (Gang Story/ Le Lyonnais); tomorrow is MAlifaux RPG, friday a day off & wargaming, saturday organising a Stag party, Sunday is D&D as usual and Monday is attending a concert.
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Morning every FaWtL. :) Hope everyone is well today and having a good one. I also hope your weeks are going smoothly as a whole. Snow has melted once again, but it was nice to see a little bit of the white stuff. Alternating blue skies and sunshine with hail and heavy rain now. Wind is still rendering umbrellas inoperable, so lovely big coat it is. :P
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DSXMachina wrote: Such a busy week, after last nights' Fondue (raclette) & French Film evening (Gang Story/ Le Lyonnais); tomorrow is MAlifaux RPG, friday a day off & wargaming, saturday organising a Stag party, Sunday is D&D as usual and Monday is attending a concert. Sounds like a whole crate full o' fun. Hope you enjoy it all. :)
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Blargh. Some vermin sneaked into my throat at night, waking me up and having problems with swallowing.
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Drejk wrote: Blargh. Some vermin sneaked into my throat at night, waking me up and having problems with swallowing. Burn it...Burn it with fyah
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LordSynos! Check out this! It might be fun for your kiddo! :D
...damn it, looks like I've lost my wallet.
:/
I'm sorry! That's pretty terrible!
For the ba jah goblin shark
Sharoth wrote: Celestial Healer wrote: Sharoth wrote: Celestial Healer wrote: Almost to the end of Dragon Age: Inquisition. I have to decide what is next. Replay, or something else? ~sharpens my knives~ Oh, you could play Skyrim. I played Skyrim all the way through 3 times during 2014. Otherwise, your answer would be the obvious choice :) Well, you are to blame for my 5th and 6th time playing Skyrim. The 5th time had issues because of a bad disk. Level 53 carcter deleted. Having siad that, I am glad that it happened. This playthrough has been fun. I am using a limited fast travel rule. I am only able to fast travel between the capitals nad my house(s) once I get a carrage at them. Make the game a lot longer and more interesting when you have to walk EVERYWHERE. Having said that, the third time up the 5000 steps became VERY boring. You could make a rule that when you get to Ivarsted you are allowed to fast travel to the top :)
Afternoon, all. What did I miss?
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Celestial Healer wrote: Sharoth wrote: Celestial Healer wrote: Sharoth wrote: Celestial Healer wrote: Almost to the end of Dragon Age: Inquisition. I have to decide what is next. Replay, or something else? ~sharpens my knives~ Oh, you could play Skyrim. I played Skyrim all the way through 3 times during 2014. Otherwise, your answer would be the obvious choice :) Well, you are to blame for my 5th and 6th time playing Skyrim. The 5th time had issues because of a bad disk. Level 53 carcter deleted. Having siad that, I am glad that it happened. This playthrough has been fun. I am using a limited fast travel rule. I am only able to fast travel between the capitals nad my house(s) once I get a carrage at them. Make the game a lot longer and more interesting when you have to walk EVERYWHERE. Having said that, the third time up the 5000 steps became VERY boring. You could make a rule that when you get to Ivarsted you are allowed to fast travel to the top :) NO!!! I refuse!!! ~My character breaks down in tears on step 3812, cursing a subborn player who will not make her life easier~
Hey! My character is refusing to move from this step. What is wrong with her?!?
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Freehold DM wrote: I like naked women with swords, dammit!!!! Tacticslion wrote: ... says the closeted FR-lover. ...
Evidence for my theory grows...
Drejk wrote: Incidentally, I got a half-liter bottle of Jameson from a friend yesterday as a birthday present. Oh-ho!
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Billy O'Range wrote: Drejk wrote: Incidentally, I got a half-liter bottle of Jameson from a friend yesterday as a birthday present. Oh-ho! Lucky bastard.
I've been invited to a wedding... in July. I'm not entirely sure how this is supposed to work.
Do you have plans for July?
Drejk wrote: Do you have plans for July? I don't plan ahead more than a couple of days, duder.
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On a completely unrelated note, a small but very insistent part of me wishes that tricorn hats were still in fashion.
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David M Mallon wrote: On a completely unrelated note, a small but very insistent part of me wishes that tricorn hats were still in fashion. One of us! One of us!
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David M Mallon wrote: On a completely unrelated note, a small but very insistent part of me wishes that tricorn hats were still in fashion. Arrrrrggggghhhhh!
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ARRRRRRRR braaaaaaaaaaains....
I be two memes in one, matey.
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Feverish night. No feverish dreams though.
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