
Evil Lincoln |
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Just thought it was important to let you all know. When I design rules and stuff, I use my real life hardcore fighting experience that I learned on the mean streets of suburban massachusetts. I know all about swords and armor and guns and stuff too. I'm like a total expert.
So definitely think twice before you tell me about how realistic the rules are, cuz I've lived them, and I will beat you up.

kmal2t |
Just thought it was important to let you all know. When I design rules and stuff, I use my real life hardcore fighting experience that I learned on the mean streets of suburban massachusetts. I know all about swords and armor and guns and stuff too. I'm like a total expert.
So definitely think twice before you tell me about how realistic the rules are, cuz I've lived them, and I will beat you up.
so this is what bad trolling looks like.
I'm guessing this is in reference to some of the posts on the walking away mid combat thread?

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I learned how to kill a man using only a steely gaze and a piece of overcooked vermicelli. Gentlemen, fear the cold stare of pasta doom!!!!
Women, however, seem to be completely immune to this form of attack ... learned that one the hard way ... vermicelli does not fill one's nasal cavity with pasta goodness ...

Evil Lincoln |

so this is what bad trolling looks like.
I'm guessing this is in reference to some of the posts on the walking away mid combat thread?
Really not a response to that. That would have been some "I'm a sociopath who beats up my disobedient players" thread. Come to think of it, that would have been better than this one. But I didn't start this thread to mock that guy.
This is a thread about how I really do know how to fight, which is why I make game rules to simulate fighting.
What is "bad trolling?"
The opposite of "good trolling?"
very confusing.

kmal2t |
I'm gonna be honest. I can't think of one person I've RPGed with that I wouldn't feel confident in a fight with. There's one guy that could potentially be more difficult but he's out of the norm of the usual 40 year old fat guys that I generally play with. As opposed to the majority of overweight 20 somethings I've come across at the FLGS's.

Terquem |
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In Oct of 2010 I weighed 280 pounds. In March of 2011 I was told that I had type 2 diabetes, my AIC was 14.8%, and I was experiencing organ failure and severe nerve damage.
I changed some things.
I now weigh 200 pounds, run 12.5 miles every week, swim 5 miles every week, do two and a half hours of free weights every week (after many years of being "that guy" I can now squat 110 pounds - yes I know that's not a lot, but I have come a long way).
I will be fifty this Octorber. My goal is 185 pounds by then.
I'd take you on, but only if there was ice cream for the winner

Odraude |
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I trained with an ancient japanese sword-master, it was pretty cool. I made my own katana, with steel folded 200 times. It takes a lot of work, most people don't realize.
Then I trained for years and years with it and I'm totally really good at it now.
Was it forged in the fires of Mt. Fuji so that it could cut through a tank?

Klaus van der Kroft |
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Evil Lincoln wrote:Was it forged in the fires of Mt. Fuji so that it could cut through a tank?I trained with an ancient japanese sword-master, it was pretty cool. I made my own katana, with steel folded 200 times. It takes a lot of work, most people don't realize.
Then I trained for years and years with it and I'm totally really good at it now.
I heard he made it by hammering down a tank into a blade inside the fires of Mt. Fuji. While the tank was shooting back at him.

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The problem with the spiked chain is that it totally doesn't work as a weapon. If you knew about fighting like I do, you'd know that.
Pfft. My spiked chain-wielding ability requires me to register myself with the US Department of Martial Enforcement as a lethal weapon, pursuant to the classified Exotic Weapons Protection Act of 1963. I am also barred entry in 12 countries, including Canada, because my spiked chain skills make me a clear and present danger.

Patrick Curtin |
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... When I design rules and stuff, I use my real life hardcore fighting experience that I learned on the mean streets of suburban massachusetts.
Not the dreaded Lexington Longkick? The Framingham Fivefold Punch? The Weston Weenie Whip? The Newton Noogie? Few have walked those mean streets and lived to tell the tale...

Vamptastic |
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I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you want our loot, I don't have it. But what I do have are a particular set of skills, skills acquired over many long, horrible campaigns. Skills that make me very a nightmare for DMs like you. If you turn this Belor around and don't kill our level 3 party, that will be the end of it. I will not disrupt your game, and I will ride your plot rails. But if you go through with this, I will look for you. I will find you, and I will defecate on your vehicle outside.

Kruelaid |
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Evil Lincoln wrote:The problem with the spiked chain is that it totally doesn't work as a weapon. If you knew about fighting like I do, you'd know that.Pfft. My spiked chain-wielding ability requires me to register myself with the US Department of Martial Enforcement as a lethal weapon, pursuant to the classified Exotic Weapons Protection Act of 1963. I am also barred entry in 12 countries, including Canada, because my spiked chain skills make me a clear and present danger.
I thought Canada banned you because of that incident with the "sausages".