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[Descan]

I guess, but I'm not -that- outgoing. o-o

You're not exactly someone who isn't noticed by everyone either.

What's THAT supposed to mean, eh?! D:<

I mean I'm not -ugly-. But I'm not exactly panty-wettening*. :I

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I have no idea.

[Xantalos]

Ask 3 people you know, then.

[Vorthon]

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Oooh, 4e. Very nice choice.

Nyeeeen, hate to be that guy, but 4e's always made me roll my eyes. It just seems... awful.

[kaijyuu]

I guess, but I'm not -that- outgoing. o-o

You're not exactly someone who isn't noticed by everyone either.

What's THAT supposed to mean, eh?! D:<

I mean I'm not -ugly-. But I'm not exactly panty-wettening*. :I

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I have no idea.

You're... noticeable. That's not inherently good or bad

Good if you're looking to pick up dudes/chicks though.

[Solifuge]

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Oooh, 4e. Very nice choice.

Nyeeeen, hate to be that guy, but 4e's always made me roll my eyes. It just seems... awful.

4e is very good at what it was designed for; simulating fantasy combat in a fun, streamlined, and easily accessible way. As a game, though, it really isn't concerned with anything beyond combat, nor does it handle those things in a comprehensive way. I for one really miss the survival and weather elements present in earlier editions, the diplomatic and skill-oriented focus found in other game systems, and the general breadth and depth of the simulation itself. That said, I think 4e is one of the premier cinematic fantasy combat RPGs out there... and to say otherwise would be disingenuous.

[Mr Space Cat]

I had the same "problem," and I'm pretty sure it was just caused by being outgoing and expressing interest in others.

Well, if that's all it takes, there goes all my chances. #introvert #foreveralone #idontevencare #whyamiusingthesehashtags #ohrightsarcasm #lol

In happy news, I've been able to balance myself between playing video games for enjoyable amounts of time and jamming on guitar. Guess who's being a hopeless dweeb and learning the MLP:FiM theme song on guitar by reading the sheet music. Also been jamming some Deftones with tabs. Ha, I actually feel accomplished and competent at guitar. I'm actually satisfied with myself, weird.

[Sirus]

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Oooh, 4e. Very nice choice.

Nyeeeen, hate to be that guy, but 4e's always made me roll my eyes. It just seems... awful.

4e is very good at what it was designed for; simulating fantasy combat in a fun, streamlined, and easily accessible way. As a game, though, it really isn't concerned with anything beyond combat, nor does it handle those things in a comprehensive way. I for one really miss the survival and weather elements present in earlier editions, the diplomatic and skill-oriented focus found in other game systems, and the general breadth and depth of the simulation itself. That said, I think 4e is one of the premier cinematic fantasy combat RPGs out there... and to say otherwise would be disingenuous.

4e holds a special place in my heart because it was my first tabletop game and what my first gaming group focused on. Problem was, when we threw a quick character together for me to use we accidentally used a 3.5 generator, and thus my paladin could only hit things with his warhammer and be a wall.

It wasn't until we hit level 10 and everyone started on their Paragon classes that the mistake was realized, and I got to remake my paladin for 4e. Not only did his stats get better, but he gained all sorts of awesome powers and abilities that made him a star member of the team (where, again, previously all he could really do was tank).

I've since played and enjoyed 3.5, and I've read up on other systems that look fun. But I will never forget 4e.

[kaijyuu]

* kaijyuu enjoyed 4E for what it was.

[Graknorke]

* kaijyuu enjoyed 4E for what it was.

STOP LIKING WHAT I DON'T LIKE

[Sinlessmoon]

* kaijyuu enjoyed 4E for what it was.

* Sinlessmoon also enjoyed 4E quite a bit.

[Graknorke]

Woo, new avatar.
Not sure that I like how it looks squashed down into the size limit, but I'll keep it for a while.

[Gunner-Chan]

I actually quite liked how 4E focused on combat rules. Since it meant you could keep the set dressing to roleplay, and do those challenge things when it mattered.

Also if I remembered right it suggested taking up healing surges and stuff for travel accidents and fatigue, which was a pretty good idea.

[GiglameshDespair]

Only ever played 3.5e, and that's online via these forums.

[Sinlessmoon]

Just remembered that I'm going to be getting Fiber Optics sometime this year!

Goodbye Internet that is 3mb down and 500kb up, I only have to withstand you for a little while longer. 

[BlackFlyme]

I've played a few different games. AD&D, 3.5, Pathfinder, and Anima. But not 4e.

I wouldn't mind giving it a try sometime. But most of our books are for Pathfinder, so that's what gets played the most.

I'm terrible when it comes to actual role-playing though.