| Riuk |
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ok time to get back on the shunning...let me say I loved FF7 ok it was awesome played the hell out of it as a when it came out loved it still do...now that the remake is public...I hope its not just FF7 just a HD skin, gaming have gone passed the turn based combat that was the limitation of RPG's back in the day. I hope that the game is made with more of a combat feel for the newest real action combat that is used in FF15...we are well passed the point of needing to use turn based combat in games and I wish to see the FF7 remake to have that...and now I have been shunned by all the purest of the turn based combat game...
| GM DarkLightHitomi |
Simon Legrande wrote:C'mon, yesterday, let's start talking about the babies, just like old times!captain yesterday wrote:You were right this thread has gotten off its original light hearted intention, which almost never happens on the internet....Well the good news is, you and KC showing up to start throwing nonsense at each other is usually the herald of the end of a thread. So there's that.
Wasn't there a book about eating babies?
Wrath
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These are ones I do believe
I think fighters rock
I think game balance lies in the hands of the DM
I think optimizing is another word for cheesy
I believe heavily dumped stats are a weakness and should be shown as such occasionally in game
I believe that DM's and their NPC's and critters have powers available to them that players don't. It's called ancient tech, or otherworldly power or other such stuff.
I believe in allowing players to respect gear to wealth by level every once in a while. (Saves me tons of work as DM and lets us all focus on the plot more in m group).
Wow, feels so good to get all that off my chest. It was like a burden, hiding that from everyone.
| Mushroom C1oud |
I despise the use of classes and alignment.
I despise the current magic system. I prefer a system that is recreated from the ground up that takes the player's health, state of mind, and/or soul into the cost of the spell.
I would like to see ritual magic as a skill anyone can use as long as they have a source and can survive the casting.
I don't like seeing deities playing active roles in the prime material world but are enigmas that people want to believe exist.
| thegreenteagamer |
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I despise the use of classes and alignment.
I despise the current magic system. I prefer a system that is recreated from the ground up that takes the player's health, state of mind, and/or soul into the cost of the spell.
I would like to see ritual magic as a skill anyone can use as long as they have a source and can survive the casting.
I don't like seeing deities playing active roles in the prime material world but are enigmas that people want to believe exist.
There's nothing wrong with your opinion, but if you despise classes, alignment, and the magic system, why are you playing Pathfinder at all? Classes and the magic system are integral to the entire system! You know other RPGs exist, right?
| Terquem |
Kobold Cleaver wrote:Wasn't there a book about eating babies?Simon Legrande wrote:C'mon, yesterday, let's start talking about the babies, just like old times!captain yesterday wrote:You were right this thread has gotten off its original light hearted intention, which almost never happens on the internet....Well the good news is, you and KC showing up to start throwing nonsense at each other is usually the herald of the end of a thread. So there's that.
more like an essay
Confession - Jonathan Swift is, much like the Beatles, overrated.
| knightnday |
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My wife's parents keep going to this s$~%ty little diner, like every Monday for years, then spend the rest of the day b*#%#ing about it.
So why do they keep going back? So they have something to b&$@% about other then each other:-D
I suspect thegreenbeargamer, this is a similar situation :-)
That would be funny if it weren't so true. I blame the internet; it gives people a wider audience to air their disappointment/grievances/or just get heard so they don't feel so alone.
I get it, but I don't understand it. I don't like certain things, but I would never dream of expending the energy to go to their forums, facebook, twitter or whatever to tell them that. "Hi! I'll never buy your product or service but I HATE you and you are doing it wrong!"
| The Green Tea Gamer |
My wife's parents keep going to this s!#$ty little diner, like every Monday for years, then spend the rest of the day b~~~#ing about it.
So why do they keep going back? So they have something to b!!~$ about other then each other:-D
I suspect thegreenbeargamer, this is a similar situation :-)
I never understood that mentality.
Also, greenbeargamer? That's the best you've got lately? Getting a little on the slim side with your nicknames, cap. Don't make me bring the admiral out. I don't have any jokes left for him. It won't be fun for anyone. It will just be sadness and poor nautical vocabulary.
| thegreeneggsandhamgamer |
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I do not like it captain yes
I do not think you pass the test
Try it try it once again
Try it try it this time when
You have a theme with which you'll play
A theme which causes other folks to say
"That captain yes is clever stuff
his jokes are mocking but none too rough
yet thoughtful, thoughtful to a tee
he points out the silliness of me
in such a way I never knew
His jokes are smart and never blue"
For this is key to make me laugh
it's okay for silliness as half
but some should take a little thought
Cause then you have my interest caught
take for example your own name
in mocking you I can do the same
and bring about Bender's mask
where he was king, no simple task!
In that same ol episode
where captain yesterday was sewed
into your mind on late t.v.
but where's the fun in that to see?
I'd just say cliche lines and such
and really now, it's just too much
so I shall leave on higher ground
until your avatars next come around.
| Mushroom C1oud |
My wife's parents keep going to this s$#+ty little diner, like every Monday for years, then spend the rest of the day b%@&%ing about it.
So why do they keep going back? So they have something to b+&!* about other then each other:-D
I suspect thegreenbeargamer, this is a similar situation :-)
Hence the title of the thread that you so willing opened just so you could post your laments about the posters anyways.
| clobberella |
I never started this thread (I'm pretty sure I didn't at least) however I never walk away from the opportunity to crack jokes:-)
Oh Lord.
If I was a person with more time on my hands I'd just follow you on these forums with this alias and say just that. It seems appropriate, being Leela's catchphrase and all.
| Matrix Dragon |
New confession! I feel players are far too entitled, and have little to no respect for the GM mandate. The game is for everyone, yes, but the GM does significantly more work than a player, so I think the right to make and arbitrate the rules is a fair trade off. If you want to play in an Eastern setting when the GM has decided it will be a world based on Mesopotamia, either shut up or start writing your own game, but in either case stop b****ing.
I also do not think character concept is of paramount importance, because there's billions possible, and if the GM shuts yours down or GOD FORBID the rules don't make it exactly as viable as you'd like, you can think of another.
There. Are. Billions. Of. Possibilities. Your snowflake doesn't mean the difference between enjoyment and disappointment unless you let it.
All of my shuns. Take them!
....truth be told I aim for a middle ground on this subject. :)
| Cliche British Guy Sipping Tea |
captain yesterday wrote:I never started this thread (I'm pretty sure I didn't at least) however I never walk away from the opportunity to crack jokes:-)Oh Lord.
If I was a person with more time on my hands I'd just follow you on these forums with this alias and say just that. It seems appropriate, being Leela's catchphrase and all.
Indeed.
| Kobold Catgirl |
captain yesterday wrote:My wife's parents keep going to this s$~%ty little diner, like every Monday for years, then spend the rest of the day b*#%#ing about it.
So why do they keep going back? So they have something to b&$@% about other then each other:-D
I suspect thegreenbeargamer, this is a similar situation :-)
That would be funny if it weren't so true. I blame the internet; it gives people a wider audience to air their disappointment/grievances/or just get heard so they don't feel so alone.
I get it, but I don't understand it. I don't like certain things, but I would never dream of expending the energy to go to their forums, facebook, twitter or whatever to tell them that. "Hi! I'll never buy your product or service but I HATE you and you are doing it wrong!"
I want to go over this thread and tell all the people who post opinions that are actually quite popular that they have to leave. Shun-worthy opinions only! But then I'd be alone. :(
| thegreenteagamer |
I want to go over this thread and tell all the people who post opinions that are actually quite popular that they have to leave. Shun-worthy opinions only! But then I'd be alone. :(
My stances on Firefly and Adventure Time seemed to be pretty unpopular.
I also have opinions I never really discuss online here that I've seen entire threads locked for even being mentioned by other people. Seriously, I risk shunning by even hinting at these opinions, and I dare not extrapolate upon them.
| Rynjin |
When people say "OMG have you heard/seen (whatever the "thing" of the day is) yet?!?!" I am much, much less inclined to go check it out.
... No, I won't youtube John Colton (sp?)...
You've probably heard stuff by him even if you've never looked him up. Jonathan Coulton wrote the ending songs for both of the Portal games.
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Kryzbyn wrote:You've probably heard stuff by him even if you've never looked him up. Jonathan Coulton wrote the ending songs for both of the Portal games.When people say "OMG have you heard/seen (whatever the "thing" of the day is) yet?!?!" I am much, much less inclined to go check it out.
... No, I won't youtube John Colton (sp?)...
Fun fact...he and comedian John Hodgman were college roommates. If you like one, there's a very good chance you'll like the other. If you can't stand one...probably best to give the other a pass.
| Yuugasa |
Hmmm, well the only thing I can think of off the top of my head that might get me shunned is that while I like pathfinder it is far from my favorite system. I tend to prefer quick moving and narrative focused games and the sheer amount of rules complexity in the system slows me down when running a game more than I'd like.
| Riuk |
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I play video games with the volume on mute, evidently I'm the only one, I blame Super Mario Bros for this :-)
The sad part is otherwise I'm a huge nerd for music :-)
I do this to, it began so I could watch tv as I played then it was so I was not hogging all sound and could still talk to my wife that way we could watch tv together as I continued to play ^_^
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I play video games with the volume on mute, evidently I'm the only one, I blame Super Mario Bros for this :-)
The sad part is otherwise I'm a huge nerd for music :-)
I'm the opposite -- I always have the music playing for video games, and I tend to buy the soundtracks. I've found that video game soundtracks make *excellent* writing music.
I also have to admit that after playing Hatsune Miku Project Diva F I binged on vocaloid music. I now have very strong opinions on which vocaloids are the most awesome (the Kagamines, esp Rin), and vocaloid music is now my goto music at work.
And my children mock me mercilessly for it.
| Rynjin |
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Kobold Cleaver wrote:Kryzbyn. OMG. Have you played Portal yet?Nope. For pretty much the same reason.
Seems awfully silly to deprive yourself of a good experience just because someone can confirm that it is, in fact, a good experience.
My brother used to be the same way. I'd say "This is good" (or someone else would) he'd say "I'm not interested". Or give it a token "try".
"I read the first page and I didn't like it. Meh."
Thankfully, he grew out of that around the time he turned 15.
Really all you're doing is hurting yourself, in a sense, so it's really not something to be proud of.
| PathlessBeth |
You'll feel better if you vote green party, we have a great feeling Rusty Shackleford is going to do great things for us nationally...
Caroline Patricia Lucas is Objectively the most awesome politician in the world. That statement is so Objectively and unambiguously true, it is almost as Objective as the alignment system.
| knightnday |
Kryzbyn wrote:Kobold Cleaver wrote:Kryzbyn. OMG. Have you played Portal yet?Nope. For pretty much the same reason.Seems awfully silly to deprive yourself of a good experience just because someone can confirm that it is, in fact, a good experience.
My brother used to be the same way. I'd say "This is good" (or someone else would) he'd say "I'm not interested". Or give it a token "try".
"I read the first page and I didn't like it. Meh."
Thankfully, he grew out of that around the time he turned 15.
Really all you're doing is hurting yourself, in a sense, so it's really not something to be proud of.
I think some of it depends on where you get your recommendations from. There are people that suggest movies to me that I am sure do not know anything about me despite having met me and talked to me for years.
Sometimes you find a happy gem in the suggestions, but often I find myself very displeased with their recommendations.