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Orthos wrote:No spoilers! I just started watching that series. Yes I know it's old. I don't care.No spoilers. Just... wow.
The movie (akin to an extended episode 1) is boring.
Season 1 is okay. Two is decent.
Seasons 3-5 are incredible.It accomplishes everything the sequels failed to do in terms of establishing compelling motivations, a believable set of motivations, and making taxation, trade agreements, politics, courtroom stuff, and tediously long battles both fascinating and compelling as well as making the vents in the films seem reasonable.
It's... powerful.
Just... be ready to have fanon and be mad.
SEASON ONE IS AWESOME BECAUSE OF THE Y WING EPISODE!

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Stories like this annoy me because we've been dealing with the cold and wind for a week now, but we don't get a story on CNN about it.
But as soon as it hits the east coast everyone's all "holy shit! It's going to hit Boston!! We have to warn everyone!!!"

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Stories like this annoy me because we've been dealing with the cold and wind for a week now, but we don't get a story on CNN about it.
But as soon as it hits the east coast everyone's all "holy s*%~! It's going to hit Boston!! We have to warn everyone!!!"
Well, you live in an area where it's cold all the time. When it's unusually warm, that's when you end up on CNN. Also, Boston recently had that winter where ice and snow did not fully melt until late May...

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Tacticslion wrote:I saw the first two seasons. I thought they were good. I also liked Clone Wars.John Napier 698 wrote:So, what does everyone think of SW Rebels?I've enjoyed the first three episodes enough (better than the first three of CW, at any rate, especially if you include the movie compared to the first two episodes of Rebels), but I hear it gets really good (and dark) starting in S3. Again.
I've never seen Clone Wars either.
I can't afford to watch ANY Star Wars, you never know when someone is going to bring in Jar-Jar Binks.

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gran rey de los mono wrote:Tacticslion wrote:I saw the first two seasons. I thought they were good. I also liked Clone Wars.John Napier 698 wrote:So, what does everyone think of SW Rebels?I've enjoyed the first three episodes enough (better than the first three of CW, at any rate, especially if you include the movie compared to the first two episodes of Rebels), but I hear it gets really good (and dark) starting in S3. Again.I've never seen Clone Wars either.
I can't afford to watch ANY Star Wars, you never know when someone is going to bring in Jar-Jar Binks.
He really does show up uninvited in a few episodes. I think you can skip his episodes with only a minimum of confusion.

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captain yesterday wrote:Well, you live in an area where it's cold all the time. When it's unusually warm, that's when you end up on CNN. Also, Boston recently had that winter where ice and snow did not fully melt until late May...Stories like this annoy me because we've been dealing with the cold and wind for a week now, but we don't get a story on CNN about it.
But as soon as it hits the east coast everyone's all "holy s*%~! It's going to hit Boston!! We have to warn everyone!!!"
The best part is they're all "it could get down to twenty degrees! Warn everyone!!" as I look outside at 9 degrees, before the wind chill.
Gee, twenty degrees, I could use some weather that warm.

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Cap'n Siskel, FaWtLy Critic wrote:He really does show up uninvited in a few episodes. I think you can skip his episodes with only a minimum of confusion.gran rey de los mono wrote:Tacticslion wrote:I saw the first two seasons. I thought they were good. I also liked Clone Wars.John Napier 698 wrote:So, what does everyone think of SW Rebels?I've enjoyed the first three episodes enough (better than the first three of CW, at any rate, especially if you include the movie compared to the first two episodes of Rebels), but I hear it gets really good (and dark) starting in S3. Again.I've never seen Clone Wars either.
I can't afford to watch ANY Star Wars, you never know when someone is going to bring in Jar-Jar Binks.
Nope, can't watch any of it.
Zero tolerance for Jar-Jar and all.

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Freehold DM wrote:Cap'n Siskel, FaWtLy Critic wrote:He really does show up uninvited in a few episodes. I think you can skip his episodes with only a minimum of confusion.gran rey de los mono wrote:Tacticslion wrote:I saw the first two seasons. I thought they were good. I also liked Clone Wars.John Napier 698 wrote:So, what does everyone think of SW Rebels?I've enjoyed the first three episodes enough (better than the first three of CW, at any rate, especially if you include the movie compared to the first two episodes of Rebels), but I hear it gets really good (and dark) starting in S3. Again.I've never seen Clone Wars either.
I can't afford to watch ANY Star Wars, you never know when someone is going to bring in Jar-Jar Binks.
Nope, can't watch any of it.
Zero tolerance for Jar-Jar and all.
I think you are missing out, but if there is one thing I understand, it is so-called blind hatred. Keep that haterade flowin'!

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I have always wondered about the excessive Jar Jar hate. So is it the slap-stick comedy dumb stuff he does or the horrible accent, or maybe just a combination of all that is Jar Jar?
Mind you I don't like him but I don't get upset about it.
he's a really really bad idea, reminiscent of a particularly awful minstrel show character but in space.
No idea how he passed quality control.

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gran rey de los mono wrote:Tacticslion wrote:I saw the first two seasons. I thought they were good. I also liked Clone Wars.John Napier 698 wrote:So, what does everyone think of SW Rebels?I've enjoyed the first three episodes enough (better than the first three of CW, at any rate, especially if you include the movie compared to the first two episodes of Rebels), but I hear it gets really good (and dark) starting in S3. Again.I've never seen Clone Wars either.
I can't afford to watch ANY Star Wars, you never know when someone is going to bring in Jar-Jar Binks.
There's no Jar-jar in Rebels.

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Going back to bed is overrated.
I woke up at 4, forced myself to go back to sleep, and had one of those "in a car driven by somebody else that goes off a cliff because the transmission went out on a twisty mountain road and the driver was an idiot who didn't know how to handle it" dreams.
But, hey, it worked! I slept in until 5:40 and I HAVE THE WHOLE DAY OFF!
Meanwhile, I have an appointment to see my new GP today, who is supposed to be a specialist in managing chronic pain conditions. Anything is better than my old GP, who for six years has given me a series of bored sighs followed by, "Work on reducing your stress and try to get more sleep." Stupid b***#.
::fingers crossed::
Off to make coffee and figure out an answer to Tac's question from two pages ago.

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captain yesterday wrote:Well, you live in an area where it's cold all the time. When it's unusually warm, that's when you end up on CNN. Also, Boston recently had that winter where ice and snow did not fully melt until late May...Stories like this annoy me because we've been dealing with the cold and wind for a week now, but we don't get a story on CNN about it.
But as soon as it hits the east coast everyone's all "holy s*%~! It's going to hit Boston!! We have to warn everyone!!!"
You say that like it’s weird....
Disclaimer: I am from northern Michigan and remember many times walking through piles of melting slush while wearing shorts because it was the last week of school. Snow melting before May still seems weird to me. Certainly not newsworthy :P

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Going back to bed is overrated.
I woke up at 4, forced myself to go back to sleep, and had one of those "in a car driven by somebody else that goes off a cliff because the transmission went out on a twisty mountain road and the driver was an idiot who didn't know how to handle it" dreams.But, hey, it worked! I slept in until 5:40 and I HAVE THE WHOLE DAY OFF!
Meanwhile, I have an appointment to see my new GP today, who is supposed to be a specialist in managing chronic pain conditions. Anything is better than my old GP, who for six years has given me a series of bored sighs followed by, "Work on reducing your stress and try to get more sleep." Stupid b***#.
::fingers crossed::
Off to make coffee and figure out an answer to Tac's question from two pages ago.
Good luck! I know how much difference a good treatment plan can make, and I hope the appointment goes well.

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lisamarlene wrote:Good luck! I know how much difference a good treatment plan can make, and I hope the appointment goes well.Going back to bed is overrated.
I woke up at 4, forced myself to go back to sleep, and had one of those "in a car driven by somebody else that goes off a cliff because the transmission went out on a twisty mountain road and the driver was an idiot who didn't know how to handle it" dreams.But, hey, it worked! I slept in until 5:40 and I HAVE THE WHOLE DAY OFF!
Meanwhile, I have an appointment to see my new GP today, who is supposed to be a specialist in managing chronic pain conditions. Anything is better than my old GP, who for six years has given me a series of bored sighs followed by, "Work on reducing your stress and try to get more sleep." Stupid b***#.
::fingers crossed::
Off to make coffee and figure out an answer to Tac's question from two pages ago.
Thank you! I'm feeling hopeful.

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Freehold DM wrote:captain yesterday wrote:Well, you live in an area where it's cold all the time. When it's unusually warm, that's when you end up on CNN. Also, Boston recently had that winter where ice and snow did not fully melt until late May...Stories like this annoy me because we've been dealing with the cold and wind for a week now, but we don't get a story on CNN about it.
But as soon as it hits the east coast everyone's all "holy s*%~! It's going to hit Boston!! We have to warn everyone!!!"
You say that like it’s weird....
Disclaimer: I am from northern Michigan and remember many times walking through piles of melting slush while wearing shorts because it was the last week of school. Snow melting before May still seems weird to me. Certainly not newsworthy :P
Piles of snow and Lynora in shorts sounds newsworthy to me.

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Clone Wars - Be aware that the episodes on Netflix were published out of order. It makes a LOT more sense if you find the list of episodes in chronological order.
For Tac's self-build...
This is a tough one for me. I have lots of varied interests. I think I'd like to go kensai magus with empiricist investigator abilities.
For prestige classes...the paladin/monk/Irori paladin/monk prestige class combo.

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Going back to bed is overrated.
I woke up at 4, forced myself to go back to sleep, and had one of those "in a car driven by somebody else that goes off a cliff because the transmission went out on a twisty mountain road and the driver was an idiot who didn't know how to handle it" dreams.But, hey, it worked! I slept in until 5:40 and I HAVE THE WHOLE DAY OFF!
Meanwhile, I have an appointment to see my new GP today, who is supposed to be a specialist in managing chronic pain conditions. Anything is better than my old GP, who for six years has given me a series of bored sighs followed by, "Work on reducing your stress and try to get more sleep." Stupid b***#.
::fingers crossed::
Off to make coffee and figure out an answer to Tac's question from two pages ago.
Fingers crossed is my go to phrase of late.
I hope you are able to get some answers.

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Cap'n Siskel, FaWtLy Critic wrote:There's no Jar-jar in Rebels.gran rey de los mono wrote:Tacticslion wrote:I saw the first two seasons. I thought they were good. I also liked Clone Wars.John Napier 698 wrote:So, what does everyone think of SW Rebels?I've enjoyed the first three episodes enough (better than the first three of CW, at any rate, especially if you include the movie compared to the first two episodes of Rebels), but I hear it gets really good (and dark) starting in S3. Again.I've never seen Clone Wars either.
I can't afford to watch ANY Star Wars, you never know when someone is going to bring in Jar-Jar Binks.
I can't take that chance.
The only sensible thing to do is to never watch any Star Wars created since his debut.

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Oh, and I'm with Cap on the weather issue. I'm currently about 10 degrees warmer than him living just a couple hours south (that latitude difference is fairly huge in spring and fall, not so much in summer/winter).
Freehold mentioned that we make CNN when it's unseasonably warm. Not really. It would have to be above 40 in January to get a 3 second blurb. Otherwise it still hits the mid 90's in the summer (with 60-80% humidity) with occasional spikes into the low 100's and drops to negative single digits and below in the winter before wind chill. But the East Coast is where they go nuts over it in the media.

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Cross-posted from JJ's thread, 'cause it's a fun question!
Yeah, I do this.
It's fuuuuuuuuuuuuunnnnnnnnnnnnn.
So I certainly don't want to turn this into a "kick over TL's bean curd" post, but I'm afraid such exercises aren't fun at all for me.
Why not?
Because GM'ing 4 games, raising 2 kids, maintaining the house, and working means that time is my absolute enemy. If I have any time at all to dedicate to PF, it's prepping games. So I haven't studied classes, nor archetypes, nor prestige classes. Most of the responses so far have been essentially nonsense words to me, because I don't understand any of them nor what they do. Heck, I don't even know all the classes from the APG yet, much less any additional rule sets.
So in the spirit of participation, and because I genuinely like you, TL, I'll respond. But I'm afraid the response will be "boring" and "vanilla" because I don't have time to dedicate to researching a more reasonable answer.
if you, in real life, could have the nearest equivalent of 20 levels in a class, but had to have an archetype from a completely different class (again, ignoring specifics; presuppose you get the benefits and rrrroooouuuugggghhhhllllyyyyy equivalent losses) which class and which archetype (from what other class) would you choose?
The class would be paladin for sure. As for archetypes, I simply have no idea. I know there are dozens. I may know three or four, none of which fit me.
Similarly, if you gained the equivalent of 20 levels, but ten had to be in a Prestige Class, which class and prestige class?
Similarly, I have no idea what Prestige Classes are out there, and the few that I do know don't fit me.
16) NH
Am I excited to see what my friends reply with? YES!
Sorry to be "the boring one", but then, I usually am...

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Tacticslion wrote:Cross-posted from JJ's thread, 'cause it's a fun question!
Yeah, I do this.
It's fuuuuuuuuuuuuunnnnnnnnnnnnn.
So I certainly don't want to turn this into a "kick over TL's bean curd" post, but I'm afraid such exercises aren't fun at all for me.
Why not?
Because GM'ing 4 games, raising 2 kids, maintaining the house, and working means that time is my absolute enemy. If I have any time at all to dedicate to PF, it's prepping games. So I haven't studied classes, nor archetypes, nor prestige classes. Most of the responses so far have been essentially nonsense words to me, because I don't understand any of them nor what they do. Heck, I don't even know all the classes from the APG yet, much less any additional rule sets.
So in the spirit of participation, and because I genuinely like you, TL, I'll respond. But I'm afraid the response will be "boring" and "vanilla" because I don't have time to dedicate to researching a more reasonable answer.
Tacticslion wrote:if you, in real life, could have the nearest equivalent of 20 levels in a class, but had to have an archetype from a completely different class (again, ignoring specifics; presuppose you get the benefits and rrrroooouuuugggghhhhllllyyyyy equivalent losses) which class and which archetype (from what other class) would you choose?The class would be paladin for sure. As for archetypes, I simply have no idea. I know there are dozens. I may know three or four, none of which fit me.
Tacticslion wrote:Similarly, if you gained the equivalent of 20 levels, but ten had to be in a Prestige Class, which class and prestige class?Similarly, I have no idea what Prestige Classes are out there, and the few that I do know don't fit me.
Tacticslion wrote:16) NH
Am I excited to see what my friends reply with? YES!Sorry to be "the boring one", but then, I usually am...
1) Not boring: focused on a specific sub-group (which is valid)
2) Eh, the mechanics are kind of hand-wavey anyway, it's more of an exercise in interesting thought processes (and paladin-hood is totally a valid choice, regardless of anything else that might exist)3) There are dozens of PrCs and hundreds (I'm pretty sure this is no exaggeration) of archetypes. I don't know them all, and I don't expect anyone else, to, either.

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Tacticslion wrote:Cross-posted from JJ's thread, 'cause it's a fun question!
Yeah, I do this.
It's fuuuuuuuuuuuuunnnnnnnnnnnnn.
So I certainly don't want to turn this into a "kick over TL's bean curd" post, but I'm afraid such exercises aren't fun at all for me.
Why not?
Because GM'ing 4 games, raising 2 kids, maintaining the house, and working means that time is my absolute enemy. If I have any time at all to dedicate to PF, it's prepping games. So I haven't studied classes, nor archetypes, nor prestige classes. Most of the responses so far have been essentially nonsense words to me, because I don't understand any of them nor what they do. Heck, I don't even know all the classes from the APG yet, much less any additional rule sets.
So in the spirit of participation, and because I genuinely like you, TL, I'll respond. But I'm afraid the response will be "boring" and "vanilla" because I don't have time to dedicate to researching a more reasonable answer.
Tacticslion wrote:if you, in real life, could have the nearest equivalent of 20 levels in a class, but had to have an archetype from a completely different class (again, ignoring specifics; presuppose you get the benefits and rrrroooouuuugggghhhhllllyyyyy equivalent losses) which class and which archetype (from what other class) would you choose?The class would be paladin for sure. As for archetypes, I simply have no idea. I know there are dozens. I may know three or four, none of which fit me.
Tacticslion wrote:Similarly, if you gained the equivalent of 20 levels, but ten had to be in a Prestige Class, which class and prestige class?Similarly, I have no idea what Prestige Classes are out there, and the few that I do know don't fit me.
Tacticslion wrote:16) NH
Am I excited to see what my friends reply with? YES!Sorry to be "the boring one", but then, I usually am...
Good grief, Billy Buzzkill. It took me all of a minute and a half to flip through Chapter Eleven of the Core Rulebook. I found my answer before my coffee had cooled enough to sip.
In fact, I'll wager that it took *less* time than it took you to kvetch about why you had no time.Mister Grouchypants.

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So I certainly don't want to turn this into a "kick over TL's bean curd" post, but I'm afraid such exercises aren't fun at all for me.
Why not?
Because GM'ing 4 games, raising 2 kids, maintaining the house, and working means that time is my absolute enemy. If I have any time at all to dedicate to PF, it's prepping games. So I haven't studied classes, nor archetypes, nor prestige classes. Most of the responses so far have been essentially nonsense words to me, because I don't understand any of them nor what they do. Heck, I don't even know all the classes from the APG yet, much less any additional rule sets.
So in the spirit of participation, and because I genuinely like you, TL, I'll respond. But I'm afraid the response will be "boring" and "vanilla" because I don't have time to dedicate to researching a more reasonable answer.
I wanted to address this: you do not need to answer anything; I like you, too!; and your answer is a perfectly valid one as-is. "vanilla" =/= "boring" - the fact that there are no PrCs or archetypes that you know of that "fit" you is also telling. So... basically no problem.
I am sorry it isn't fun for you, though - that's not the intent at all. Always feel free to decline to participate in anything, if it's not fun - that last part is the point, you know!

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Cross-posted from JJ's thread, 'cause it's a fun question!
Yeah, I do this.
It's fuuuuuuuuuuuuunnnnnnnnnnnnn.
So, every FaWtL, barring that this doesn't make any actual sense (we'll just use "hand-wavium" to make a square peg/round hole fit): if you, in real life, could have the nearest equivalent of 20 levels in a class, but had to have an archetype from a completely different class (again, ignoring specifics; presuppose you get the benefits and rrrroooouuuugggghhhhllllyyyyy equivalent losses) which class and which archetype (from what other class) would you choose?
Similarly, if you gained the equivalent of 20 levels, but ten had to be in a Prestige Class, which class and prestige class?
Oracle with Unbreakable Fighter.
Oracle/Holy Vindicator. (I may have a type...)

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I'd originally been planning on updating this once per page.
HAH! FaWtL put a stop to that~!
Original Post with a question for everyone to answer!
YAY!
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And now the results so far of EverFaWtL:
01) aatea: ________________________
02) CH: ________________________
03) Crookshanks: ___________________
04) CY: medium (brute vigilante archetype); mammoth rider PrC
05) doctor_wu: investigator (tetori monk archetype; for better hugging); ??? <no PrC suggested>
06) Drejk: _____________________
07) Freehold: ______________________
08) gran: ____________________
09) Icy: ______________
10) J4rh43d: empericist investigator (with blossoming light cleric archetype) OR blossoming light cleric (with empericist investigator archetype)... OR paladin (with blossoming light cleric archetype); good sanguine angel OR alchemist/brewkeeper OR wizard/<any full casting PrC to fix stuff>
11) John (Napier): Traveller d20 Grand Admiral OR Gunslinger (either duelist <?> archetype or bounty hunter slayer archetype)
12) Kjeldorn: _________________
13) Limey: <any of: fighter/rogue/mage> (musketeer archetype); toss up (duelist, eldritch knight, assassin [3.5] not evil... automatically)
14) lisamarlene: in need of coffee PATHFINDER CHRONICLER, ALL ELSE MEANINGLESS
15) lynora: witch (crashing wave cleric archetype water bending); ??? <no PrC suggested> :)
16) NH: paladin of some sort, and definitely not the Core PrCs or the early archetypes thereof! (also, as of lisamarlene, is now given bonus levels in grumpy-pants! lucky! I'm stuck waiting 'til 80 to take levels in that, and he gets epic levels now~! Maaaaaannnnnnnn some people just win... ;D)
17) Orthos: wilder (unknown archetype that nabs Dark Knowledge from Heroes of Horror); wilder/dragonfire adept/<the PrC that combines those>
18) Scint: alchemist (archavist bard archetype; yay know-it-all mad science (so basically a female Bill Nye, which is now the coolest thing ever)); "soracle" theurge (sorcerer/oracle/theurge)
19) Sharoth: _________________________
20) Sissyl: NO ARCHETYPES; optimized cleric/wizard/mystic theurge
21) Syrus: warpriest [Healing, Tactics domains] (unknown archetype of something for smite and/or marshal auras); Evangelist (with The Deity ;D)
22) Thomas Seitz (look, I know you've been hanging around, because you just favorited a post of mine I'm secretly psychic!)
23) Me!: psionic erudite (unifier tactician archetype) or erudite/wizard/cerebromancer
24) TOZ: Oracle (Unbreakable Fighter archetype); Oracle/Holy Vindicator (sneaking suspicion that he may, just possibly, perhaps, have a type)
25) TS: _______________________________
26) Vanykrye: kensai magus (empericist investigator archetype); paladin/monk/<Iroran Paladin-monk-PrC>
27) Vidmaster: magus or bard <nothing else specified>
28) Wei Ji: __________________
... and since I know for a fact that a certain Chinese kitty sometimes hangs out over hear (but rarely posts anything!! >:I): Mort. Just... Just a Mort.
__________________
Enjoy!
And now, some random stats I noticed:
- 12/29: unanswered
- 17/29: at least partially answered
- 11/29: fully answered
- 07/29: totally followed the all the rules!
All answers are totally valid; I was just interested in statistics. XD
(This post was edited for correcting a numbering inaccuracy... and then I couldn't help myself and added more stuff. >.>)