Just wondering. :)
What do I say if I come from "all over"?
I mean, I have six forums I visit daily, one of which I moderate on.
Quote from: Levi KornelsenWhat do I say if I come from "all over"?
I mean, I have six forums I visit daily, one of which I moderate on.
Was 1 or more of the six rpg.net, ENWorld, or Nutkinland? If yes, go with the one you go to the most. If not, other.
since i can't pick more than one option, i chose NTL/NKL.
I learnt of this site through the blogosphere. In all my time when I was on RPG.net (and my time reading it long after I've gone from it), and ENworld, I had not once heard of you guys.
You really should do more poaching and cross-advertising. I bet a lot of readers/posters there who are frustrated with the way of things would find the lighter and freer atmosphere here to be really their thing, if only they knew you exist.
RPGPundit
Quote from: RPGPunditYou really should do more poaching and cross-advertising. I bet a lot of readers/posters there who are frustrated with the way of things would find the lighter and freer atmosphere here to be really their thing, if only they knew you exist.
Actually, the powers at some earlier incarnations of Nutkinland took steps to mildly limit membership. It was intended to be more of a place that a special few find and, if they are dedicated, they follow the frequent server changes.
Whether this attitude still applies is up to the current owners.
I've been here before, but to the newest incarnation I came via EnWorld, not really planning on staying, but taking a seat nonetheless. Now I'm planning on becoming the couch woman.
Yes. Next month we become Barneyland. Fear the purple.
woohoo! i love you, you love me...
Quote from: RPGPunditI learnt of this site through the blogosphere. In all my time when I was on RPG.net (and my time reading it long after I've gone from it), and ENworld, I had not once heard of you guys.
You really should do more poaching and cross-advertising. I bet a lot of readers/posters there who are frustrated with the way of things would find the lighter and freer atmosphere here to be really their thing, if only they knew you exist.
RPGPundit
at one point, some of our more enterprising members went and pimped our site on ENWorld.
2 of the 3 got permabanned for it, and the only reason that the 3rd didn't is still rather debateable.
I'm BillyBeanBag's fault.
Quote from: Xavier LangI'm BillyBeanBag's fault.
He's your daddy?
Quote from: Xavier LangI'm BillyBeanBag's fault.
Wear that declaration proudly.. Now are ya gettin an avatar or are we gettin ya one?
Quote from: NicephorusHe's your daddy?
Nope, its just his fault I am here.
He's not responsible for anything else involving me.
Quote from: PookaWear that declaration proudly.. Now are ya gettin an avatar or are we gettin ya one?
Which would you prefer?
Doesn't matter to me either way.
Quote from: PookaDoesn't matter to me either way.
Then I'll take an avatar from you.
Give me till this evening then.
I found out about this new incarnation from one of the successor boards after NTL's demise.
I should really have a post to go with my voting.
Nothingland/Nutkinland!
All hail the army of Damnation! The sun has set! Or something...
Excuse me, I'm going back to lurking...
Post Scriptum: Good job on the site Pooka. :win: Though I'm an Opera user, and it doesn't like that... :sad:
Nutkinlander all the way, from day 1 until the Earth gets roasted by the expanding sun.
Quote from: Xavier LangI'm BillyBeanBag's fault.
Don't say that! I'm uninsured! :D
Interestingly enough. I come from somewhere I still visit and can go. Routinely.
*shrugs*
Come to think of it, so did I (Was a regular on the Wizard's boards in all their incarnations including AoL before anyone even thought of ENWorld or any of the other sites mentioned above).
I've been a member of Nutkinland/Nothingland for several years now. I joined in early 2003, IIRC. I think I headed over during one of the innumerable times ENWorld was down and Nutkinland was the officially-ordained backup site. (Ah... the good ol' days...) I liked its style a lot better after just a little bit of perusal. Eventually, after work blocked ENW for a bit and I vented about a messy breakup, I became a regular.
Its shutdown still makes me sad. :( However, I have to say - Pooka and the Nutkins have a great thing going here (and Bullitt over on SO) and I think they will continue to thrive and grow.
-O
Quote from: Thjalfiat one point, some of our more enterprising members went and pimped our site on ENWorld.
2 of the 3 got permabanned for it, and the only reason that the 3rd didn't is still rather debateable.
really, permabanned? i didn't know it was that serious.
I want to pick both NKL and ENworld, but cannot. :(
I come from the dreaded world of...uh...Levi. I mean really, I don't use any of the other gaming boards at all.
Quote from: BOZreally, permabanned? i didn't know it was that serious.
Yes, both Schizm and Knightcrawler were permabanned from ENWorld. I think Russ relented when it came to Whisperfoot for a couple of reasons - the least of which is that he wasn't involved in the politeness-trolling.
ENW/NKL/NTL
Quote from: BaldrENW/NKL/NTL
Really? I thought you were from Valhalla...
live and learn, I guess....
Quote from: PookaJust wondering. :)
From the brow of Zeus, where else? ;)
Well, RPG.net actually. I mostly just lurk there, and as you can see by my postcount, I mostly just lurk here too.
Quote from: FinairaI come from the dreaded world of...uh...Levi. I mean really, I don't use any of the other gaming boards at all.
Then the tribe of Levi came to the temple of the Squirrel. The keepers of the nuts said unto the Levites "You may enter our temple but the swine must graze in the back." The Levites entered the temple and there was much rejoicing.
I come from the Forge and Story Games.
yrs--
--Ben
P.S. Ooh... avatar. I like it!
heh. evolve, damnit!
Quote from: CyberzombieNutkinlander all the way, from day 1 until the Earth gets roasted by the expanding sun.
Ditto.
Wow, 6 from RPGnet huh? Well, if we act fast we can purge this threat. It's not too late. We just need to be quicker with the fire.:flameon2:
I found this site in the aftermath of the death of Nothingland, but I'm still somewhat active over at ENWorld.
same here, but i'm only active at enworld when the damn thing actually lets me sign in. :D
So, how many points off do I get for not realizing that my username is case-sensitive and not being able to sign in here for about two weeks now? :imsorry:
Quote from: Droid101So, how many points off do I get for not realizing that my username is case-sensitive and not being able to sign in here for about two weeks now? :imsorry:
All of them. :p
Quote from: CyberzombieAll of them. :p
Starting from the bottom is better than not playing at all!
Quote from: Droid101Starting from the bottom is better than not playing at all!
Ah, so you're into THOSE sorts of games.
Sorry, I am not the dominatrix you're looking for. ;)
Quote from: CyberzombieAh, so you're into THOSE sorts of games.
Sorry, I am not the dominatrix you're looking for. ;)
:(
Quote from: Droid101:(
:heh:
ROFL :)
Hello everybody! It has been awhile. I just dropped by to see how the old nuthouse was doing. I am still trying to catch a squirrel for my new squirrel stew recipe! Unfortunately I have not had much luck.
have you seen the Swedish Chef bit on Robot Chicken? :D
No, can not say that I have friend Boz! Robot Chickens do not sound too tasty, but real chickens are so perhaps I will give it a shot!
I had posted in a previous Nutkinland but was reminded by RPG Pundit's blog and stopped by, kinda dug the atmosphere.
I've been posting less and less on forums lately. This isn't due to any problems with moderation or anything other than where I am at personally.
Quote from: Harry JoyIthaca must have some mighty thick walls.
*stores that bit*
I don't understand this post at all. :confused:
What does it mean?
It's kind of nice to see the non-NTLers catching up with the NTLers in numbers. Shows that the site is growing nicely.
Some how I crossed over from my earth to this one.
But If I am here then your worlds Philentqiller must be...... on my world. Which is just like your world but with more world war 2 super heroes running around on it.
Quote from: PsilentqillerSome how I crossed over from my earth to this one.
But If I am here then your worlds Philentqiller must be...... on my world. Which is just like your world but with more world war 2 super heroes running around on it.
Greetings, fellow alternate-earth-traveler! I myself am originally from Earth-14
I miss those purple butterflies. Fortunately, you will find Earth-NKL to be a fairly enjoyable place to visit.
Well, I put down "previous incarnation of NKL/NTL", but were it not gfor WotC's boards I'd have never heard of EN World, which in turn lead to NKL/NTL during one of the periods when EN World was kaput.
The board I'm most active at is EN World and that will most likely stay that way.
But I actually found my way here over the Ratbastard DM Club's site.
I'll stay because this is seriously the most entertaining side I've found in a long time. And beside the "special" perspective there's still some quite interesting discussion here.
don't forget that NKL is really just the gateway drug for http://www.nothingland.com/ ;)
I came here when it was pimped at EN World and was called the RPG site. I mostly lurk...not much to say, I guess (I find myself mostly lurking at EN World as well, lately).
If I "come from" any of the listed options, and yet only one of the listed options, then I have to say EN World. I've been there since pre-3e, and was not active on RPG messageboards before then.
I have been around on most of the previous incarnations of Nutkin/Nothingland, but I don't claim to be one of the "in" crowd.
Quote from: JoeBlankIf I "come from" any of the listed options, and yet only one of the listed options, then I have to say EN World. I've been there since pre-3e, and was not active on RPG messageboards before then.
I have been around on most of the previous incarnations of Nutkin/Nothingland, but I don't claim to be one of the "in" crowd.
Newb :mischief:
Quote from: howandwhy99Newb :mischief:
Says the guy with 11 posts to the guy with 16 (+1 = 17)!
An admitted EN World refugee :imsorry: , I was occasionally on Nothingland. I hadn't heard of this new incarnation until today.
If I come from anywhere, it would be Enworld, but i post on the circus and I did post somewhat regularly in Nutkinland. Never been banned... Just like to let loose once in awhile. :)
I was recruited directly by Pooka, having known him in RL for about a decade.
It took this incarnation of NL to bring me in, as i'm probably the least-D20-oriented gamer person on the board.
The nice thing is, we're seeing folks who aren't just RPGnet or ENWorld expats. Which is good--a site won't go anywhere if it's just "anti" another site.
I was a regular poster on RPGnet who was becoming dissatisfied. When I was given an arbitrary warning and Cessna refused to even tell me what I was being warned for when I appealed the call, I decided that was enough of a sign that I wasn't wanted there.
I discovered Nutkinland by way of RPGPundit's blog. While it was Nutkinland, I made a couple of intermittent posts and tried to get into the feel of the place. I was in the middle of this process when the ownership changed and it became TheRPGsite.
Quote from: Zachary The FirstThe nice thing is, we're seeing folks who aren't just RPGnet or ENWorld expats. Which is good--a site won't go anywhere if it's just "anti" another site.
Though I am a longstanding member of both boards, I'm not anti- either one of them. I do find a mode of discussion here that has been lacking in either of those boards of late.
Have I posted here yet?
I came here on finding out about it from RPGpundit's blog. I am teh ericshealy885. Nobody special.
I also post on a couple of smaller forums.
forums.druidsofthecoast.com
//www.hothalflings.com
//www.thecbg.org
Are there any I'm forgetting?
All the ladies know I'm a BMOC at RPG.Net, but I followed the link here from jrients' blog.
Big Purple.
G'bye, Big Purple! I loved you!
Quote from: Dr Rotwang!All the ladies know I'm a BMOC at RPG.Net, but I followed the link here from jrients' blog.
Hot damn! That's going on my mental list of Blog Accomplishments, right next to the guy who emailed me last week thanking me for introducing him to
Encounter Critical.
Ironically perhaps, I discovered this place through Andy's story games forum.
Quote from: jrientsHot damn! That's going on my mental list of Blog Accomplishments, right next to the guy who emailed me last week thanking me for introducing him to Encounter Critical.
You're proud that you brougt over a guy who posted the same thing twice, in the same thread, one after the other,
and didn't know he was doing it? Dude, Jeff...aim higher, my brutha.
Keep in mind when I started the blog my goal was 'post something once a week or so, if I have anything to say'.
Garfield: You talk funny Nash. Where you from?
Nash: Lots of different places.
UK Role Players (http://www.ukroleplayers.com/) although I also drop into ENWorld and RPG.net now and again. Never much of interest there though.
I came here from Nutkinland.
I found this place with a google Search.
Welcome!
And with my vote the Big Purple equals NKL/NTL!
Ironically I found this place through Cessna linking to it in one of the big TT banning debates (probably JimBob's). I've been reading around here for the past week and have decided that it's not quite the comfort-zone-fucking madhouse that rumour held it to be ;) .
I also hang out on Andy's Story Games forum and have been known to look in on the Forge from time to time.
Quote from: Geoff HallI've been reading around here for the past week and have decided that it's not quite the comfort-zone-fucking madhouse that rumour held it to be ;) .
Just be wary of folks asking you to follow them into the design forum...
Oh, and btw, have you seen my random playstyle question thread in the ...design forum?
Regards,
David R
Quote from: David RJust be wary of folks asking you to follow them into the design forum...
Oh, and btw, have you seen my random playstyle question thread in the ...design forum?
Regards,
David R
~Flees!~
(To the design forum...)
From RPGNet, although I was a low post volume participant on one of Nutkinland's previous incarnation, and post on ENWorld in the threads that interest me (usually ones doing with earlier D&D editions).
Well, I technically found this site because after being banned from RPGnet, a small team of magical fairies whisked me off to this other realm. But I'm also still active at ENWorld and a myriad of other sites (and mailing lists, and chat channels, etc).
Quote from: jdrakehWell, I technically found this site because after being banned from RPGnet, a small team of magical fairies whisked me off to this other realm. But I'm also still active at ENWorld and a myriad of other sites (and mailing lists, and chat channels, etc).
Welcome to the board, James...
Quote from: rcsampleWelcome to the board, James...
Thanks, RC. Good to be here.
Hey Jdrakeh.
I want to welcome you too!
Quote from: Abyssal MawHey Jdrakeh.
I want to welcome you too!
Thanks :)
I came from RPG.net.
Haven't had any problems there personally (no warnings, no admonitions, no bans) but I felt there were significant moves by other posters, voluntary and involuntary.
I'm also very unsatisfied by one moderator in particular, even if he hasn't taken any action against me.
Finally, I feel the Big Purple didn't cover the whole spectrum of games anymore. Ironically, soon after registering here, I discovered this website also has different but equally annoying biases toward certain games.
I'm basically fucked :p
Quote from: Consonant DudeI'm basically fucked :p
Well, from our (admitedly few and far between) conversations at Big Purple, I seem to recall that we shared many of the same tastes in games. . . so. . . what games do you want to talk about?
Quote from: jdrakehWell, from our (admitedly few and far between) conversations at Big Purple, I seem to recall that we shared many of the same tastes in games. . . so. . . what games do you want to talk about?
Yeah, James! We do. And even when we don't, I really enjoy reading your thoughts. Right now, my personnal gaming thoughts go toward finding the right setup for my superhero campaign.
My general gaming urge is to talk about anything new in games, no matter where such games come from. And see if I will like them or can use them in some way.
and now us expats from tBP outnumber everyone else. What does that mean for the board?
Quote from: Stumpydaveand now us expats from tBP outnumber everyone else. What does that mean for the board?
I don't know what it means for others but for *me*, it means RPG.net has lost its magic and its primary mission.
I started off Elsewhere. I then went to EN World. From there I found Nutkinland (the EZBoard version - with the Black Lodge and everything!). I signed up at RPGnet at some time during that, as well as the WOTC boards. But I've got to say the previous incarnation as it's that which brought me here.
Via RPG.net, where I still post and feel is my RPG home on the web. Never had any problems.
Came here, because one can never have enough places to talk RPGs. Post VERY infrequently on ENworld, though I read lots on there, and ask for D&D specific help, as they have some real knowledgeable posters there abotu D&D. Usually I'll discuss on both the .net and ENW, and see where the best advice lies.
Glad to recognize many who I've know at the .net and miss (or, still talk to, in the case of the TurtleLevi - though our tastes of gaming don't seem to lie in the same direction).
I was directed here from RPGNet about the time JimBobOz got banned for deliberately and persistently not breaking the rules.
RPGNet's moderators regularly claim their site has 34 times more users than the population of the known universe, which is one reason I've started posting more over here than there. Posting at RPGNet is like shouting in the middle of a riot - everyone else is doing it and unless you say something particularly interesting, or have a number of friends who'll post response and keep the thread in view, your posts get lost in the crowd. Especially as the search function is turned off and the replacement is hopeless.
Quote from: O'BorgPosting at RPGNet is like shouting in the middle of a riot - everyone else is doing it and unless you say something particularly interesting, or have a number of friends who'll post response and keep the thread in view, your posts get lost in the crowd.
I don't think it has anything to do with being interesting at all. It's more about reaffirming what people are already saying. Barring that, the only way to get a reaction over there is probably to be offensive or to troll.
A lot of people who praise games over there don't actually play them. Some haven't even read the games they are praising.
Quote from: Consonant DudeI don't think it has anything to do with being interesting at all. It's more about reaffirming what people are already saying. Barring that, the only way to get a reaction over there is probably to be offensive or to troll.
A lot of people who praise games over there don't actually play them. Some haven't even read the games they are praising.
Patently ridiculous. I'm far from a "popular" or "clique" poster, yet I carry on conversations with people all the time.
I don't play Exalted (though I recently got a copy in a online sale, as I had Amazon bucks, couldn't think of anything else I desperately wanted, and figured "May as well see what all the fuss is about"), and I loathe most indy rules-lite games. Yet I never lack topics to discuss in RP Open.
If you want to have discussions and interactions with people you can. If you want to be a jackass, you can get banned. I've never felt "excluded" or ridiculed because I like Hunter and D&D, two of the most flameworthy topics (and there is a LARGE proportion of Rules Cyclopedia fans there - I think everyone who likes that era of D&D must all be contained there...).
And I've never held back on opinions and arguements. I just am able to argue without breaking the "don't be a dick" rule.
Quote from: HackmastergeneralPatently ridiculous. I'm far from a "popular" or "clique" poster, yet I carry on conversations with people all the time.
I don't play Exalted (though I recently got a copy in a online sale, as I had Amazon bucks, couldn't think of anything else I desperately wanted, and figured "May as well see what all the fuss is about"), and I loathe most indy rules-lite games. Yet I never lack topics to discuss in RP Open.
If you want to have discussions and interactions with people you can. If you want to be a jackass, you can get banned. I've never felt "excluded" or ridiculed because I like Hunter and D&D, two of the most flameworthy topics (and there is a LARGE proportion of Rules Cyclopedia fans there - I think everyone who likes that era of D&D must all be contained there...).
And I've never held back on opinions and arguements. I just am able to argue without breaking the "don't be a dick" rule.
Bravo. But you're just one person and for the many people who feel like you, there are just as many who don't.
When it gets to the point where people feel the need to pretend they like games they have never read just to get with the in-crowd, there is definitly a problem.
Quote from: Consonant DudeI came from RPG.net.
Haven't had any problems there personally (no warnings, no admonitions, no bans) but I felt there were significant moves by other posters, voluntary and involuntary.
I'm also very unsatisfied by one moderator in particular, even if he hasn't taken any action against me.
Finally, I feel the Big Purple didn't cover the whole spectrum of games anymore. Ironically, soon after registering here, I discovered this website also has different but equally annoying biases toward certain games.
I'm basically fucked :p
Well, one of the differences is that here no one will exert their authority to try to bully people into accepting certain positions about certain games. So there are biases, but no one will punish you for having the opposite bias.
You can also start any thread you like, you know, and I hope you will do so. Often. We need new threads.
RPGPundit
Quote from: O'BorgI was directed here from RPGNet about the time JimBobOz got banned for deliberately and persistently not breaking the rules.
RPGNet's moderators regularly claim their site has 34 times more users than the population of the known universe, which is one reason I've started posting more over here than there. Posting at RPGNet is like shouting in the middle of a riot - everyone else is doing it and unless you say something particularly interesting, or have a number of friends who'll post response and keep the thread in view, your posts get lost in the crowd. Especially as the search function is turned off and the replacement is hopeless.
Yes, not to mention that said claims are largely an illusion. They're definitely big, alright, but they hide just what percentage of their "registered" posters are actually active posters. I mean, if you registered there and made one post 4 years ago and then never went back, you're counted among the "thirty-five thousand people who post" at RPG.net.
35k my ass.
RPGPundit
Quote from: RPGPunditYes, not to mention that said claims are largely an illusion. They're definitely big, alright, but they hide just what percentage of their "registered" posters are actually active posters. I mean, if you registered there and made one post 4 years ago and then never went back, you're counted among the "thirty-five thousand people who post" at RPG.net.
35k my ass.
RPGPundit
Oh obviously, in fact I was about to mention that last time one of them came out with their "35 million people on this site why should we take any notice of your opinion?" posts, but they locked the thread before anything could be said.
Not that it would have made any difference, because with 35 billion users, why should they take notice of one poster questioning the accuracy of their 35 trillion users claim? ;)
Quote from: Consonant DudeBravo. But you're just one person and for the many people who feel like you, there are just as many who don't.
When it gets to the point where people feel the need to pretend they like games they have never read just to get with the in-crowd, there is definitly a problem.
You can't help how people "feel". People "feel" all kinds of things that aren't representitive of the reality.
I've never had any problems discussing or finding good discussion on, D&D or any of my other favorite games.
The biggest problem I have isn't with D&D haters, its with Rules Cyclopedia grognards who are constantly trumpeting the superiority of RC over 3.X, and any discussion of the latter, they try to swing to the former.
Quote from: RPGPunditWell, one of the differences is that here no one will exert their authority to try to bully people into accepting certain positions about certain games. So there are biases, but no one will punish you for having the opposite bias.
You can also start any thread you like, you know, and I hope you will do so. Often. We need new threads.
RPGPundit
Point out one instance of RPG.net admin bullying posters into to accept certain postions about games. Or punishing someone for having an opposite bias than the admin/mods.
You and a few others keep claiming this, but according to popular internet myth and legend, since I'm a massive D&D/3.5/Hunter fan, I should be the one getting bullied the most. Yet I don't.
Maybe it has more to do with "posting like a jackass" than what game you happen to like.
Quote from: HackmastergeneralYou can't help how people "feel".
I can't help how people "feel". I don't have to suffer them because of that.
Quote from: HackmastergeneralPeople "feel" all kinds of things that aren't representitive of the reality.
Indeed. That's why I'm not as comfortable on RPG.net as I used to. Too many people talking out of their ass due to pressure of the surroundings. I still go on RPG.net but
for the time being, I've cut back on participation and prefer it here.
That doesn't mean there aren't some kickass individuals who like all sorts of games over there. But they're drowned under a pile of groupthink bullshit I'm growing weary of. Now, if you disagree that this phenomenon exists on RPG.net, or if you think it's not as bad as I think it is or heck, if you think it's bad but still worthwhile for you, that's great!
Me, I'm not comfortable on a wesbite where people pretend that a game they have never read is @wesomez!1!.
Consonant
If you're going to let the actions of other people dictate your life to you, man, I don't know.
I enjoyed your posts on the .net. I mean, do what you will, if it bothers you that much, I guess you've got better things to do.
But people making themselves look like idiots? I guess thats ONE reason to give up posting at a place.
Quote from: HackmastergeneralConsonant
If you're going to let the actions of other people dictate your life to you, man, I don't know.
I enjoyed your posts on the .net. I mean, do what you will, if it bothers you that much, I guess you've got better things to do.
Don't worry, man. It's not really about letting others dictate my life. These forums are communities. I'm there
because of the people. Sometimes, you get to a point where you don't feel as comfortable.
I didn't leave RPG.net with a tantrum. My account is active, I'll keep on browsing and may even post occasionally (I've done so once already, because it was directly related to me). Right now, I'm giving this website a chance because it looks a bit more ecclectic to me.
I've loved RPG.net, especially a few years ago. And you can't beat the sheer number. Right now I'm just not comfortable and I don't feel my input is valuable over there. There are still some kickass individuals over there but many of them post here anyway :)
Well its all about you and what you feel, man.
If you can interact with people you like here, and feel comfortable, thats whats most important.
Cheers!
All forums have a life span. They just do. The key, to me, is to enjoy them while they're on the upswing.
My answer is no place. I have been an unregistered lurker of some of the sites listed above but nothing compelled me to start an account(until you magnificent bastards). I have been a forum regular on other non rpg sites.
But the cross forum politics intrigues me now. How do you stereotype the more popular rpg forums for a complete outsider? Be as biased or fair as you want. Hell make it funny if you can.
Quote from: Consonant DudeI don't know what it means for others but for *me*, it means RPG.net has lost its magic and its primary mission.
Yeah.
I post here because this place is a lot like RPGNet was about two or three years ago, before the mods got into their heads to promote harmony and inclusion above all instead of interesting discussion, and before site policy was increasingly being dictated by the needs of the Tangency attention whore community.
My interests being in traditional games, and esp. old school D&D, I also feel alienated by the heavy Forge spillover, even though I don't share Pundit's hatred for it. As many of these types don't game, they have a lot of time to post, and have made Open a lot less interesting than it used to be - especially since vigorous discussion (a.k.a. flamewars ;) ) is discouraged.
Meh. I still go there and participate in the odd thread, but it has indeed lost the magic. More power to those who like it, I guess.
Quote from: HackmastergeneralThe biggest problem I have isn't with D&D haters, its with Rules Cyclopedia grognards who are constantly trumpeting the superiority of RC over 3.X, and any discussion of the latter, they try to swing to the former.
Damn straight, RC is inferior to Moldvay-Cook and Original AD&D! :D
RC is in no way superiour. It´s the foundation upon which 3.5 is built: solid, honest, high craftsmanship.
But the actual skyscraper, that´s 3.5.