The Off Topic Topic

[Zoupa]

That looks lik 4th edition.  You know, in a less enlightened age, you would be beaten for a faux-pas this serious.

3rd edition was decent, 4th is just retarded. I grew up playing advanced 2nd, which to me remains the standard.

[jimmy olsen]

That looks lik 4th edition.  You know, in a less enlightened age, you would be beaten for a faux-pas this serious.

3.5 forever!

[Josquius]

I played baseball for the first time today.
I was caught out right away.

[jimmy olsen]

Fucking awesome!

http://www.natehallinan.com/gallery/Smurf/Smurf.html

The Smurf is actually the result of a symbiotic relationship
between two organisms. We believe that Smurfs put their
'embryos' in the button of a developing mushroom. From a
distance, Smurfs seem like they are wearing a hat and pants
but as you can see this is a fallacy. The fungus provides
camouflage and protective epidermal layers for the creature,
while the creature provides nutrients and mobility for the
spreading of spores.

Smurfs are believed to be a hunter gatherer society. As
you can see, this little guy is returning from a successful
venture. It is generally difficult to spot a Smurf; they
are very apprehensive and cunning. Sadly though, it is
rumored that they are hunted for their medicinal properties.
It's hard to determine but it is thought that there are
not many colonies of Smurf left.

[CountDeMoney]

Haha just watched the Braves and Red Sox get knocked out of the playoffs.     Watched the Orioles hit the game winning single in the bottom of the 9th, changed channels and boom Longoria home run to knock THA SAWKS out of the playoffs and send Tampa to play the Rangers.  Glorious.

On behalf of Mobtown, you're welcome.

[Neil]

That looks lik 4th edition.  You know, in a less enlightened age, you would be beaten for a faux-pas this serious.

3rd edition was decent, 4th is just retarded. I grew up playing advanced 2nd, which to me remains the standard.

Yeah, 2nd was standard but there were things I liked about 3rd too.

[The Larch]

That looks lik 4th edition.  You know, in a less enlightened age, you would be beaten for a faux-pas this serious.

3rd edition was decent, 4th is just retarded. I grew up playing advanced 2nd, which to me remains the standard.

Yeah, 2nd was standard but there were things I liked about 3rd too.

I liked 3rd much much more than 2nd. IMO 2nd might have been *the* system, but it had many flaws that were overlooked precisely because of its status as the main RPG system for a very long time.

[Neil]

That looks lik 4th edition.  You know, in a less enlightened age, you would be beaten for a faux-pas this serious.

3rd edition was decent, 4th is just retarded. I grew up playing advanced 2nd, which to me remains the standard.

Yeah, 2nd was standard but there were things I liked about 3rd too.

I liked 3rd much much more than 2nd. IMO 2nd might have been *the* system, but it had many flaws that were overlooked precisely because of its status as the main RPG system for a very long time.

I wasn't loving some of the feats in 3rd, and the prestige class overkill that came in later on was sort of Rifts-esque.  But absolutely loved the skill system and that they made clerics playable at any level.  The simplified combat was a wash for me, as I had no problem with the old AC system and THAC0.  The multiclass thing was also handled much better than 2nd edition.

[Barrister]

That looks lik 4th edition.  You know, in a less enlightened age, you would be beaten for a faux-pas this serious.

3rd edition was decent, 4th is just retarded. I grew up playing advanced 2nd, which to me remains the standard.

Yeah, 2nd was standard but there were things I liked about 3rd too.

I liked 3rd much much more than 2nd. IMO 2nd might have been *the* system, but it had many flaws that were overlooked precisely because of its status as the main RPG system for a very long time.

at all of you.

The true D&D didn't have a version number.

[Barrister]

And WTF - I'm sitting on the train coming to work, minding my own business, when my nose starts to bleed!

I quickly dig out a tissue, and the bleeding stops within a minute, but now I have a small but noticeable blood stain on my tie.

[The Larch]

That looks lik 4th edition.  You know, in a less enlightened age, you would be beaten for a faux-pas this serious.

3rd edition was decent, 4th is just retarded. I grew up playing advanced 2nd, which to me remains the standard.

Yeah, 2nd was standard but there were things I liked about 3rd too.

I liked 3rd much much more than 2nd. IMO 2nd might have been *the* system, but it had many flaws that were overlooked precisely because of its status as the main RPG system for a very long time.

at all of you.

The true D&D didn't have a version number.

D&D's system was atrocious. There's a reason why it was phased out.

[Grey Fox]

And WTF - I'm sitting on the train coming to work, minding my own business, when my nose starts to bleed!

I quickly dig out a tissue, and the bleeding stops within a minute, but now I have a small but noticeable blood stain on my tie.

Veins went boom!

[Malthus]

And WTF - I'm sitting on the train coming to work, minding my own business, when my nose starts to bleed!

I quickly dig out a tissue, and the bleeding stops within a minute, but now I have a small but noticeable blood stain on my tie.

Hey, as a prosecutior, I'm sure you can turn bloodstains on your tie into a professional asset. 

[ulmont]

The multiclass thing was also handled much better than 2nd edition.

Unless you wanted a multiclass spellcaster, in which case the only solution was those hacked-in prestige classes.

[Barrister]

That looks lik 4th edition.  You know, in a less enlightened age, you would be beaten for a faux-pas this serious.

3rd edition was decent, 4th is just retarded. I grew up playing advanced 2nd, which to me remains the standard.

Yeah, 2nd was standard but there were things I liked about 3rd too.

I liked 3rd much much more than 2nd. IMO 2nd might have been *the* system, but it had many flaws that were overlooked precisely because of its status as the main RPG system for a very long time.

at all of you.

The true D&D didn't have a version number.

D&D's system was atrocious. There's a reason why it was phased out.

Adds The Larch to the list.