Tales from the Table: Chapter 3: A Tale of a Girlfriend
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I seriously wanted to give Ceredwyn a hug at the end. Of course, it's possible she'd have knocked me out like she did the DM (which pretty much goes to show how screwed Thordin's girlfriend is).
I Wan't more! Still feels a little all over the place in terms of narrative but the characters are slowly taking shape. I will give it to episode 5, if there isn't some major character developments in either the real world or fantasy world, then I will.... well probably keep watching, I have to do something while I am in my room waiting for my next D&D game.
Hey, new series on the site! Come look at this!
You see this? Do you? Take notes.
Here we have genuinely clever writing, good acting, perhaps a glimmer of character development all centered around gamers being gamers. This series isn't going to be just a string of D&D jokes. It's going to be a gem.
Keep up the great work guys. Show everyone else how it's done.
You see this? Do you? Take notes.
Here we have genuinely clever writing, good acting, perhaps a glimmer of character development all centered around gamers being gamers. This series isn't going to be just a string of D&D jokes. It's going to be a gem.
Keep up the great work guys. Show everyone else how it's done.
***** has gotta pay.
Funny stuff.
Love Rufus dropping his furs and gyrating about, funniest part of the episode.
Funny stuff.
Love Rufus dropping his furs and gyrating about, funniest part of the episode.
another great episode. cant wait for the next one, i can feel a plot beginning to develop.
also the guy with glasses looks like he could give one hell of a gobbie
also the guy with glasses looks like he could give one hell of a gobbie
Why didn't they give the 'girlfriend' a character sheet?
Why didn't they give the 'girlfriend' a character sheet?
WHY DIDN'T THEY GIVE THE 'GIRLFRIEND' A CHARACTER SHEET?
They could have at least implied that they asked and she said no for whatever bitchy reason. Else she could be acting like a ***** because she felt excluded from what was going on, not because she was in fact a rotten *****.
No, I'm serious, this angered me in the last episode when I was convinced they wanted the priest lord to leave the campaign because the group didn't want to train a newb, and now its sounding like their tolerating the girlfriend for Thordin's sake, and again didn't bother to ask her to play because they didn't want to train a newb or play with someone's 'girlfriend'.
I'm sorry, but this panders to the worst stereotypes of tabletop roleplayers. I really liked the first two episodes: those where a barrel of fun that poked fun at the game and its players, but now the series is taking refuge in audacity [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/RefugeInAudacity], under the false belief that the more it offends the funnier it becomes.
This will be the last episode I ever watch. That is a message to Escapist, who monitors their shows, cutting the ones that people don't watch because their bottom line depends on them not wasting money hosting content no one wants to see, and thus missing out on advertising opportunities.
Why didn't they give the 'girlfriend' a character sheet?
WHY DIDN'T THEY GIVE THE 'GIRLFRIEND' A CHARACTER SHEET?
They could have at least implied that they asked and she said no for whatever bitchy reason. Else she could be acting like a ***** because she felt excluded from what was going on, not because she was in fact a rotten *****.
No, I'm serious, this angered me in the last episode when I was convinced they wanted the priest lord to leave the campaign because the group didn't want to train a newb, and now its sounding like their tolerating the girlfriend for Thordin's sake, and again didn't bother to ask her to play because they didn't want to train a newb or play with someone's 'girlfriend'.
I'm sorry, but this panders to the worst stereotypes of tabletop roleplayers. I really liked the first two episodes: those where a barrel of fun that poked fun at the game and its players, but now the series is taking refuge in audacity [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/RefugeInAudacity], under the false belief that the more it offends the funnier it becomes.
This will be the last episode I ever watch. That is a message to Escapist, who monitors their shows, cutting the ones that people don't watch because their bottom line depends on them not wasting money hosting content no one wants to see, and thus missing out on advertising opportunities.
Much improved. We're finally starting to see some group dynamics outside the game, although it's really kinda unclear why Thordin's girlfriend is his girlfriend. She seems to despise his friends, doesn't like that thing she likes, and could probably make him do the dishes without putting out (or whatever goes on, I'd rather not imagine it).
We're also starting to get a reason to care about what happens in the game world now that there's a stake in the real world. Definitely promising.
We're also starting to get a reason to care about what happens in the game world now that there's a stake in the real world. Definitely promising.
I like it, I think it's really funny that this couple should clearly not be together! I know a few couples like that. Although I think most of them have been together for a while, whereas this couple seem pretty new.Aureliano said: