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I want a site where people talk about their games...

Started by Calithena, April 04, 2007, 02:59:21 PM

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Levi Kornelsen

#30
April 06, 2007, 06:28:31 PM
Calithena:

Treasure Tables is probably pretty fairly up your alley.

We get quite a lot of that a GameCraft, as well, but it's a very relaxed place in terms of speed-of-posting, so it might not suit you on that end.

Christmas Ape

#31
April 07, 2007, 04:32:55 PM
Quote from: RedFoxI've always used "New Posts" simply to see what frothing rants the Pundinator has in his own forum, along with the off-topic and RPG fora.  Of course I also see new posts pop up in the Amber forum, of which I have no interest, but such a price is paid for eternal vigilance.
I do something a lot like this but without the New Posts page; those are the only three forums I read with any regularity, but sometimes a discussion I had no interest in or time for at first gets enough momentum that I start in after a couple pages.

Does anything go on in Craft of Gameplay? It was pretty dead when I started here, so I've never really looked in on it.

As for something actually on topic, I think the difficulty is that when it comes to discussing games we're actively playing with we're all over the map. Any given game-specific stuff that gets posted will probably only be of interest to a couple dozen others, and at best useful to one. Anybody would get much better results posting at a game-specific forum.

Besides, I sorta like the non-specific nature of the site. It's like an off-duty GM's bar.
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Thanatos02

#32
April 07, 2007, 06:07:09 PM
Quote from: RedFoxI'm too dry for my friends to know when I'm being serious.

I must be hell to talk to online.

This is me, but I'm not a fox, so I don't know how my friends manage it.
God in the Machine.

Here's my website. It's defunct, but there's gaming stuff on it. Much of it's missing. Sorry.
www.laserprosolutions.com/aether

I've got a blog. Do you read other people's blogs? I dunno. You can say hi if you want, though, I don't mind company. It's not all gaming, though; you run the risk of running into my RL shit.
http://www.xanga.com/thanatos02

Christmas Ape

#33
April 07, 2007, 06:12:17 PM
Yes, I am this annoying, bizarre, and circumlocutory in person.

I make up for it by bringing beer to Necromunda night, and dinner to gaming.
Heroism is no more than a chapter in a tale of submission.
"There is a general risk that those who flock together, on the Internet or elsewhere, will end up both confident and wrong [..]. They may even think of their fellow citizens as opponents or adversaries in some kind of 'war'." - Cass R. Sunstein
The internet recognizes only five forms of self-expression: bragging, talking shit, ass kissing, bullshitting, and moaning about how pathetic you are. Combine one with your favorite hobby and get out there!
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