I read all of the Crystal's line in Paul's voice...Basement Cat said:Did this strip give anyone else the same kind of vibes you got watching Unskippable?
Man, I miss those guys.
They still do a lot of work. Feed Dump is still weekly, as well as monthly Friday nights and Commodore Hustle. And about 30 hours of gaming streaming a week.Basement Cat said:Did this strip give anyone else the same kind of vibes you got watching Unskippable?
Man, I miss those guys.
I really miss having them here too. I still follow the dumps religiously but I definitely miss catching LRR seasons here.Basement Cat said:Did this strip give anyone else the same kind of vibes you got watching Unskippable?
Man, I miss those guys.
I'm an 'It'. Gaed. Cant believe you got that wrong, im like, so triggered right now.RJ 17 said:Question: has BeerTent ever enthusiastically shouted out his name while charging head-long into absolute an certain death for the entire party, a la Leroy Jenkins? From the way you talk about Mr. Tent, it sounds like something he'd (or "she'd", to be fair ) do.BeerTent said:That last panel suits me and my friends so well.
"Okay, so we need this class, and that class. We need a Nova and a Saren... BeerTent, Could you be-"
"I'M GONNA BE A MAG! "
"We really don't need a-"
"I'M FUCKING MAG! WE DOING THIS!"
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"Alright, We got an enforcer, we got a good crook and a ghost, now we need a Technician, Beer, you-
"I'M GONNA BE MY ENFORCER-MASTERMIND BUILD!"
"I was really hoping you'd-"
"MINIGUN TIIIMMMEEEE~"
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I don't play many conventional RPG's.
Very true. I hate how I'm such an MP hoarder.NPC009 said:Only if those mobs actually exist (they often don't) and there's MP to spare before the boss fight, which is also unlikely because not all save points restore MP. MP restoring potions? Heck, we all know the player is going to hoard those just in case.sageoftruth said:Well, that and nuking over-sized groups of mobs.NPC009 said:Hope he likes poking things with a dagger, because that's pretty much the only thing most JRPG wizards do when not fighting bosses.
On a related note, I wish it was a standard Option in these games to either turn off the VA or press a button during in-engine cutscenes to administer electro-shocks to characters who say stupid stuff.Pyrian said:Man, I wish I could talk back like that in some games. Usually the "snarky" option just makes things even more lengthy.
Ironically, you pretty much descibed the plot of 8-bit theater, where the main characters are actually far more dangerous and sociopathic then any of the villians. And yet still strangely likable despite this.immortalfrieza said:Ooh! Or maybe:Dalisclock said:"You are a dream. Your dad is Cthulhu. Walk this tube for 40 hours being all angsty-like and kill him"Scarim Coral said:If only certain rpg's have this abridge approach to their story telling plot.
or
"The bad guy told us that if we kill him the world will be destroyed. We killed him. The world was(almost)destroyed. Turns out he wasn't lying, deus ex machina notwithstanding".
Feel better now?
"Heroes go on quest to save the world/girl/get treasure/whatever. Turns out the bad guy gets the heroes to make them all powerful, thus the world would be perfectly safe if the heroes just stayed home. Heroes then beat bad guy. The end.
Eer consider that MAYBE they have a story they want to tell, and that maybe want some setup? NO! I'm sorry if I come off as THAT GUY, but I'm getting sick of this! We don't hate complex stories because they're complex, we hate them because of how convoluted they can get, or how some parts of that story make no sense in context to it's story, or how we have to look at the game's Codex to understand ANY THING that going on in the story. I'M LOOKING AT YOU, FF13! A story can be complex, but first, it must be easy to understand and we should care about someone in the story, or more importantly, we're curious where it will go.Braedan said:God. This sums up RPG storytelling in general. As Mozart once said "brevity is the essence of wit," yet they all blather and blather for twenty minutes trying to wax philosophical when they could just spit it out in a well written manner in two.