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I was just reminded that the film "Dungeons & Dragons 3: The Book of Vile Darkness" exists. After watching several clips, I've become convinced that a far more appropriate title would be "Dungeons & Dragons 3: Attack of the Murderhobos." Or better yet, "Dungeons & Dragons 3: A Fairly Typical Adventuring Party in a Game Run By High School Students."I had no idea there was a third, after that fine second one I thought they had quit.
Good news everybody, you can watch the whole thing on YouTube for free...
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Can't sleep. Stupid Freddie horror game. I don't even play it but the lore and theories on YouTube are so fascinating that i end up watching/listening to videos on it at work. Now i can't sleep.
Good news everybody, you can watch the whole thing on YouTube for free...I was just reminded that the film "Dungeons & Dragons 3: The Book of Vile Darkness" exists. After watching several clips, I've become convinced that a far more appropriate title would be "Dungeons & Dragons 3: Attack of the Murderhobos." Or better yet, "Dungeons & Dragons 3: A Fairly Typical Adventuring Party in a Game Run By High School Students."I had no idea there was a third, after that fine second one I thought they had quit.
I bought that one, with actual money (only, like, £3, admittedly, but still). I also bought the first one, and it was totally worth it just to see Jeremy Irons' frothing overacting.
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Meh. In the first movie the beholder run hovered away to fetch the stick and haven't returned for the rest of the film...
The second movie we watched before session until we reached the point of fight with the forest lich, then the missing players came and we started playing session.
hi evryone
I went to the cinema to watch the first D&D movie,
maybe theworst film I have ever bought a ticket too
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What is it about Napoleon Dynamite? don't get me wrong, its an awesomely classic movie, but its not really about anything and kids love it! my daughter had a sleep over a couple weeks ago with some friends and they watched it. our nearly four year old also stayed up and soaked up every second of it! he hardly if ever sits down for a full movie
absolutely amazing movie!
Of course since then he has taken the Napoleon way of saying Ugh! and God! into an art form even Josh Heder would admire:-p
again, amazing movie!
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I hate that movie so much.
how can those words be used together in a sentence?
ND came out when I was in either junior high or high school; I'm not going to bother looking it up.
Everyone in school was quoting it. It became irritating very quickly.
I finally saw a couple of scenes and it was... well, exceptionally stupid. I couldn't and to this day can't see for the life of me what is supposed to be so entertaining about it.
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Vote for Pedro Orthos
Resistance is futile
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Well Orthos if we ever meet in person I'll make it my goal to get you to laugh at something stupid
I love a challenge:)
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Good news everybody, you can watch the whole thing on YouTube for free...I was just reminded that the film "Dungeons & Dragons 3: The Book of Vile Darkness" exists. After watching several clips, I've become convinced that a far more appropriate title would be "Dungeons & Dragons 3: Attack of the Murderhobos." Or better yet, "Dungeons & Dragons 3: A Fairly Typical Adventuring Party in a Game Run By High School Students."I had no idea there was a third, after that fine second one I thought they had quit.
Hooorrrraaaayyyyy....I don' t have to wait for syfy or bbc to play it.
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There were three, coicidentally released once every five years (or so) for the express purpose of keeping the rights to the film names in perpetuity, from what I can gather.
Cheap, and juuuuuuuuuust enough to attempt to satisfy the needs of the contract. Which it may or may not.
(People were suing people over this, last I heard. I've not heard of the results.)
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My son is watching clips of construction workers in Honduras load and unload heavy equipment on to trucks in a decidedly unsafe manner... Oh my god that truck is entirely too small for that Excavator!!
Man I miss driving heavy equipment... oh well as soon the little guy starts going to school :-) until then nights at the toy store will have to do
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Should I wash myself, dress, and go to rock club this evening or not? Some friends are going but I can't decide if I want to... There will be people there. What's worse, that particular club demands an entrance fee. Not much, a price of one beer or little more than one small soda at pub (I was buying food for two days in the past for that - when I was totally broke, and people didn't believe me that one can survive on so little) but I vehemently dislike paying for nothing - and mere entering the club qualifies as nothing to me. There is a significant chance that I would be coming, saying hello to my friends, sitting bored for about two hours and then go away...
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Of course there is always a slight chance that something interesting will happen, there will be interesting discussion, or I met someone interesting. Slight.
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So you're saying there's a chance :-)
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So you're saying there's a chance :-)
There is also I won a lottery tomorrow. If I buy ticket before tomorrow draw, at least.
Another friend wants to make a party on Sunday, with a bonfire. It was planned on last Sunday but the weather vetoed the project.
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So you're saying there's a chance :-)There is also I won a lottery tomorrow. If I buy ticket before tomorrow draw, at least.
Also, probably anything interesting will be happening once I decide that I am bored and fed up with all those people around, and deafened by the noise, and go home.
Ah but betting for money is a fool's bet, what have you got to lose betting on a good time out with friends:-)
I'd do it, but I also HATE loud clubs and understand why you wouldn't want to, I'm also super cheap and hate cover prices, but it could also be a good time and as you said you never know...
Have fun if you do go :-)
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Well if I had to choose between the two I'd go with the bonfire, those are always more interesting with more interesting people to socialize with :-)
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Going today has the positive effect of me having motivation to properly wash myself.
Bonfire will involve mostly people I know.
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If I'd stay I could finish one project for Louis. Assuming I wouldn't got stuck playing Tomb Raider/Torchlight/XCOM...
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If I'd stay I could finish one project for Louis. Assuming I wouldn't got stuck playing Tomb Raider/Torchlight/XCOM...
Why a tiny pig is flying in circles over my laptop?!
Can't sleep. Stupid Freddie horror game. I don't even play it but the lore and theories on YouTube are so fascinating that i end up watching/listening to videos on it at work. Now i can't sleep.
which game is this?
Five Nights at Freddies
What he said.
Long story short: Chuck-E-Cheese's style restaurant in the early 90s-ish needs a security guard for the night shift. (That's the player.) When you actually play the game you learn:
A. The terrifying animatronics are let loose to roam the halls at night. They're also haunted and will try to get into your office to murder you. (There's also one animatronic that will, randomly, just magically appear in the office and kill you. Even if the doors are shut.)
B. Someone apparently murdered some kids in the restaurant in the past and stuffed their bodies in the animatronics. Probably the source of the hauntings.
C. You're on extremely limited power and using your security cameras, lights, or doors drains it. Power goes out - total blackout followed by murdering.
Second game is a prequel involving a different but related set of murders and set in a prior restaurant in the 80s. Third game is a 30-years-after sequel where the remnants of the now-defunct restaurant are being used to start up a haunted house... which is literally haunted by murderous robots and hallucinations.
Again, not my type of game to actually play, but the lore is fascinating. Now if only it didn't keep me up all hours of the night after just a few videos on YouTube. Not even watching playthroughs, just theorizing and evidence conjecture.
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it is okay Orthos
it is not like they are scary and fast or anything
Yeah i am not clicking that.
Honestly it's not even the regular robots that scare me all that much. It's the ones that break the laws of physics. Golden Freddy in the first game, Shadow Bonnie and the Puppet in the second, and the various hallucinations in the third.
Especially Shadow Bonnie. Good grief that thing is terrifying looking.
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Washed, but I still need to shave and trim the beard. Ugh.
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What he said.
Long story short: Chuck-E-Cheese's style restaurant in the early 90s-ish needs a security guard for the night shift. (That's the player.) When you actually play the game you learn:
A. The terrifying animatronics are let loose to roam the halls at night. They're also haunted and will try to get into your office to murder you. (There's also one animatronic that will, randomly, just magically appear in the office and kill you. Even if the doors are shut.)
B. Someone apparently murdered some kids in the restaurant in the past and stuffed their bodies in the animatronics. Probably the source of the hauntings.
C. You're on extremely limited power and using your security cameras, lights, or doors drains it. Power goes out - total blackout followed by murdering.Second game is a prequel involving a different but related set of murders and set in a prior restaurant in the 80s. Third game is a 30-years-after sequel where the remnants of the now-defunct restaurant are being used to start up a haunted house... which is literally haunted by murderous robots and hallucinations.
Again, not my type of game to actually play, but the lore is fascinating. Now if only it didn't keep me up all hours of the night after just a few videos on YouTube. Not even watching playthroughs, just theorizing and evidence conjecture.
sounds like a playable advertisement for shotguns. Cuz I would be walking around with one If I were a night watchman.
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The creepiest thing? It seems loosely related to real-life events. Emphasis on the "loosely" of course, but yeah.
(Also, that it "bears"* a striking resemblance to ShowBiz Pizza. Man, like, no one remembers that place...)
* Do~hohohohohoh~! I'm so witty!**
** No.
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(Also, that it "bears"* a striking resemblance to ShowBiz Pizza. Man, like, no one remembers that place...)
Okay, okay.
Except the guys who make Gravity Falls.
EDIT: Okay, and accept me, I guess.
EDIT 2: Alright, fine, and accept for anyone else that remembers it. SHEESH INTERNET. ARE YOU HAPPY NOW. >:(
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I remember Showbiz pizza :-)
Never went there, mom always said it tastes like s$$@ lol
The Nightwatchman is f&~~ing amazing by the way, get every CD if you can :-)
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sounds like a playable advertisement for shotguns. Cuz I would be walking around with one If I were a night watchman.
Oh yes definitely. Sadly the game does not arm you. Period. The first game gives you absolutely nothing but your cameras and doors. The second gives you a flashlight but takes your doors away. The third keeps the cameras and flashlight, still has no doors but you can temporarily close off air vent passages, and gives you sound files to distract the animatronics away from you... but your machinery is in poor condition and has to be rebooted regularly, leaving you defenseless for precious moments.
The creepiest thing? It seems loosely related to real-life events. Emphasis on the "loosely" of course, but yeah.
Yes, this was the video that introduced me to the series and got me first interested in the mysteries in the games, despite the fact that I'll never play them. GT's videos are actually pretty tame, showing very little of the creepier content; it's the related stuff in the side videos that I made the mistake of poking my head into that was nightmare-fuel-filled.
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I finally failed my Procrastination save/Constitution (Heat) check and installed the window air conditioner. It's only been running about a half hour, but my urge to kill most everyone within a half-mile radius has diminished quite a bit.
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My living room smells like pizza, but I've already eaten supper...
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I finally failed my Procrastination save/Constitution (Heat) check and installed the window air conditioner. It's only been running about a half hour, but my urge to kill most everyone within a half-mile radius has diminished quite a bit.
I'm helping!
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I was slicing ham preparing to dice it for a quiche (which was delicious) when the block of ham tumbled and the chef's knife cut right through the middle of my ring finger nail. I'm not sure how it's doing. When I took the first bandage off to show people, they said to COVER THAT DAMNED THING UP EW EW EW so I've kept it covered since.
2 projects due Monday for my online front-end web development course. I thought they would be easy. I should not have procrastinated. Sleep, bye-bye.
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Back. Ouch, my legs.
Pros: I danced bounced on the dance floor a bit.
Cons: People. Noise. Ugh.
No interesting events, no interesting conversations, no interesting new people met. Well, there were some people I haven't met before but they were not very interesting.
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Dragon Age 2 completed. Again, questioning the odd choice of music during the credits. This time, instead of 30 Seconds To Mars, they got Florence and the Machine.
Also, the game should really be titled Dragon Age Catch 22, not Dragon Age 2. It's like playing through a Joe Abercrombie novel...
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Resumes suck. That is all
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I wonder how long it's going to take for used copies of Dragon Age: Inquisition to fall down into the $20 range.
the chef's knife cut right through the middle of my ring finger nail
o.o
:(
I'm praying for a quick recovery.
Back. Ouch, my legs.
Pros: I
dancedbounced on the dance floor a bit.
Cons: People. Noise. Ugh.No interesting events, no interesting conversations, no interesting new people met. Well, there were some people I haven't met before but they were not very interesting.
Hah! Praying for a quick recovery in a very different way.
I wonder how long it's going to take for used copies of Dragon Age: Inquisition to fall down into the $20 range.
I am not holding my breath. This year I got Pathfinder rulebook for my birthday. DA: Origins I got as a birthday present a few years ago.
the chef's knife cut right through the middle of my ring finger nailo.o
:(
I'm praying for a quick recovery.
Hah! Praying for a quick recovery in a very different way.Back. Ouch, my legs.
Pros: I
dancedbounced on the dance floor a bit.
Cons: People. Noise. Ugh.No interesting events, no interesting conversations, no interesting new people met. Well, there were some people I haven't met before but they were not very interesting.
Nah. I only had single rum with cola. I am already up and as fine as it can be with the wrong mattress.