@skew said:
@Coin said:
@Miss-Demeanor said:
@Coin YES! YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS. NEEDS TO HAPPEN.
Edit: We'll need a set of triplet NPC's... Hepatitis A, B, and C. ^_^
"Take these down to the Heps for testing."
It's always important to maintain moral in a dark, dangerous setting like we have planned. Sounds like it's going to be easy for this group to stay positive.
lulllllllllllz
@Miss-Demeanor said:
@Coin YES! YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS. NEEDS TO HAPPEN.
Edit: We'll need a set of triplet NPC's... Hepatitis A, B, and C. ^_^
"Take these down to the Heps for testing."
@Miss-Demeanor said:
@skew YAY! Although, I was kinda looking forward to the STD thing. I was even gonna go all Hudson Hawk with it and have her code name be an STD... sigh Oh well, at least there's science!!!
And thanks. I've often thought that about a lot of games and the differing factions. There always seems to be one or two along the way that just don't draw interest for one reason or another. Seems prudent in those cases to NPC the faction so the others can still deal with them when necessary without making staff have to figure out how to make it work in a PC-less faction.
"Hey, anyone know where the hell Gonorrhea is?"
"Saw her downstairs with Crabs at the buffet."
"Fuck. I need those samples for HIV, he's breathing down my neck..."
"Ask Chlamydia."
@Cobaltasaurus said:
@Apu said:
ETA: That whole 'Enjoy your ban' quip is exactly why I dislike them. Ugh. Grow the fuck up!
Huh? I'm pretty sure @Cutey-Cat was joking.
Yeah. What? That was clearly a joke.
@Cobaltasaurus said:
I'm the only nice one. I never, ever, ever, ever play moonbite on anyone, ever. Or intentionally remove rot from them when they are going for rot victories.
coughbullfuckingshitcough
Makes you kind'a wish @tragedyjones had been allowed to do this in like--2012.
@Gingerlily said:
(sorry @Coin but you still have great taste)
Why are you apologizing? Bebe, I know I got great taste. Sheeeee-it.
@Ganymede said:
This game looks right up my alley. It's too bad I'm stuck playing The Witcher III. Oh noes.
I should really play this game.
I too am stuck playing Witcher 3. I stop sometimes when @EmmahSue is like "come play with ussssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss".
@Gingerlily has been reading my hype at her about my current binging of Reign and just asked me if I'm "ashamed of [my] love for completely ridiculous costume dramas starring teen girls?"
I just wanted to make sure everyone knew that no. No, I am not.
Just finished the first season.
Quick thoughts:
So there.
Psht. Ashamed. Fuck you say to me..?!
@EmmahSue said:
I'd join in gloating more if I could actually win a damn game.
ES
Your day will come, Emz.
Presumably.
@Cobaltasaurus said:
@coin is obviously still salty over losing. ^.^
There's no salt. Just vengeance.
@Thenomain said:
Warning: @Coin always plays Barnaby because he has no creativity nor soul.
Uh.
P.S. FUCK YOU, BRUN.
@tragedyjones said:
I don't have time to rant about them right now, as I already made an EFFORT POST about Promethean, but I second Manu's love for Exalted, as well as suggest Shadowrun.
A pair of games people may not know so well that are getting new editions "soon"
Scion is a game about Mythology and the modern world. Scion lets you play the children of Gods from various historic Pantheons. At its base power level, it is mildly superhuman, maybe around the level of Xena: Warrior Princess. As the game released new supplements, they increased the power level to be more and more mythical, to the level of juggling battleships and smiting continents.
Trinity Continuum was a trio of games from White Wolf in the late 1990s. They cover three time periods and different settings and genres that are linked in being a single universe, told in reverse. It starts with Trinity, a Science-Fiction game of action and intrigue in the 22nd century where you play a Psion, specifically created psychics with the power to protect the human race from themselves, hostile aliens, and worst of all, the Aberrants. Aberrant is set in the dawn of the 21st century, and is a gritty take on superhumans. It is a game of hope and godlike power with a dark side of taint, the saviors of this era become the monsters of the next. Adventure! is set in the 1920s, and is the first birth of extraordinary individuals. It is Pulp action, globe trotting excitement.
Can't wait for these, man. Cannot wait.
@Arkandel said:
@Coin Banshee. It's relevant from the first few minutes of the first episode until, I assume, its final season. For the same reason, Gotham works well. Or something like Suits where the show is all about those people wearing them (or is it the suits wearing the people)?
But yeah.
Well, I said "a lot", not "all". Dollhouse was always about the titular business, Justified was a conceptual name and theme of a show, Battlestar Galactica, Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis*, any of the Star Treks, Hercules, Xena, Angel, Veronica Mars, even Gossip Girl stuck with its general theme and has Gossip Girl doing the intro every episode.
@Arkandel said:
At episode 6, season 1 of 100. Wtf is it called 100? They're dying like goddamn flies, more like 87 or so by now!
A lot of shows rapidly outgrow their titles, unless they are very ambiguous.
The 100 obviously refers to the one hundred kids who got sent down.
I actually hate this phenomenon. The Vampire Diaries didn't have anything anywhere near diaries for like five seasons, with any actual diaries brought back only lasting an episode; The Originals doesn't even have the majority of the original vampires in the cast; Buffy: The Vampire Slayer slayed way way way more than vampires (and her whole schtick was beyond just vampires, so why they called her that is beyond me); Smallville lasted ten years even though the majority of the last six occurred in Metropolis; Glee stopped being about the glee club for its last year, if I read correctly...
The 100 is just the most egregious--I mean, they already had all of this stuff penned before it started production. It would have been easy to find another name that was more accurate.
I just try to ignore it. 
@Misadventure said:
@Arkandel You, sir, are fired. You can tell stories and RP, but no setting things up for you.
That's what I said.
Exalted. I haven't even played since first edition (Power Combat, awyiss!) but if I am going to be honest it is the game I have been the most passionate about ever, both playing and just mucking with the system and reading the books and content.
Yeah, he explained in chat. I though Cirno was being a little better lately; but now he's just being a douche again, and sending me chats I haven't looked at because I'm at work, and frankly... yeah.
