zhalath

Be glad we didn't have chat on.

You have my sword. And my bow.

Alas, I was screwed over by the RandomNumberGenerator, and got all tails. Or heads. Either way, probability is forsaken for the purposes of reality programming.

Now, it's interesting reading this, being an actual Dungeons & Dragons player, and having done a lot of RPing, in reality (not that this isn't, but you get the idea). If there's anything that all the members of our group can agree on, it's that our game needs more roleplaying. In D&D, you need roleplaying. It makes the game interesting, allows you to use your social skills (character's and player's), project your made-up persona, and have fun. Without roleplaying, you're just running a combat simulator (it's not like anyone cares about the travel ). Now, CoT RPGs are like that, but there are no numbers, no simulation, no rolling of dice. Essentially, the CoT RPGs are roleplaying. Which means that bad quality RPing is worse. In D&D, if no one wants to RP, you can go out, and kill some monsters, and explore some dungeons, and have some fun. In a CoT RPG, there's no RPing, there's no game. You just have this abomination that goes nowhere. Now, I don't know much about these RPGs, having seriously played only one (Fire Emblem-Seized By Chaos, a most excellent RPG, run by a most excellent GM, who really needs to show up more often.). But, based on what I know, I have to say, it's definitely quality over quantity. One good post is better than a bunch of lame ones. If you have nothing good to say, close your mouth. Or rather, your keyboard. (Oh, wait, that makes no sense. How do you close a keyboard?) Now, if this could only be applied to other things...

coolz. Good job.

eh...I'll get there eventually.

I liked the Necrons for their mystery. They weren't as obvious as other factions, it seemed to me. Hee hee, skeleton robot. Somehow, that doesn't quite work for me. ~Zhalath

"Eat the boot! Eat it!" Awesome poster. ~Zhalath

looks diabolical.

Sa-mooth.

I couldn't vote, but had I voted, I would've voted in agreement with the principles of the person I would've voted for. ~Zhalath