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"See my friends who like me are children want to play this game with army mans and, well there thwy are behind the counter" ** angry glaring ** "It's pretty expensive the game haha, um, yeah my friends parents have like a lot of money it seems like, I've only just realized how money works and well, here is $700 dollars" ** glaring ** "Do I, go behind the counter? To get the thing? Allow me to once again remind you I am a child. I have in my hand $700 I would like to hand you." ** GLARING, FARTY SMELLS **
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I've never been in one of those places but I never considered it'd full of that crowd now hm now im probably really really really not gonna go
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How would the crowd at a games store be even remotely different from an equal-sized collection of random goons?
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Agag posted:How would the crowd at a games store be even remotely different from an equal-sized collection of random goons? ** ANGRY GLARING **
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naem posted:** ANGRY GLARING ** Look, buddy, I just came in here to buy this fuckin' $80 space tank for my kid. It's his birthday.
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naem posted:"See my friends who like me are children want to play this game with army mans and, well there thwy are behind the counter" He also let my brother and I just sort of hang out there with customers on the pay per hour computer gaming things. I mean we were well behaved, but he knew we'd only buy like a buck worth of commons after being there for 2 hours so pretty nice of him on hindsight to be a sort of free daycare for my mom. e: The shop I mentioned in my previous post was owned and ran by a cute older lesbian woman who was hugely active in the lgbt stuff in that area. Also a pretty nice place to go and just hang out with staff but I was less into gaming stuff in college so I didn't go as much. ArbitraryC fucked around with this message at 02:11 on Oct 9, 2014 |
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the OPs nerd game is totally cool and not at all like the nerd games of the other people in that store
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I have a 6th level half orc druid I haven't run in a long time if anyone is interested in setting up a dungeon, but you have to let me use my custom half-elemental dire badger companion with its special lava-burrow attack
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why aren't there more pictures itt
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gently caress the ROW posted:a lot of game nerds are super anti drug/drinking/smoking. Gaming is their anti-drug and vagina repellent all in one yeah i haven't figured this one out yet. a lot of the meganerds i've encountered in my life are insanely anti-drinking
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gently caress the ROW posted:a lot of game nerds are super anti drug/drinking/smoking. Gaming is their anti-drug and vagina repellent all in one where I am all the game nerds love weed but maybe that's just because I'm in california
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There's one here in Minnesota where the owner is a belligerent rear end in a top hat who immediately voices any disapproval he has with you upon your entering of the store. We began regularly attending and not buying anything just to bother him.
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Omi-Polari posted:here is one of my local game shops. it's divided in three parts: traditional games (chess, mahjong, puzzles, etc.), historical miniature games, and board games. at one point they started arguing about some game thing. "the sword of enchantment has a +1 etc etc.!" and the oldest one said "no, it actually has a +3" (or something like that) and the young nerd's mouth fell open, gaping at being owned so bad.
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ArbitraryC posted:Yeah there was a brick and mortar store I went to a fair amount with my then girlfriend (it was also a comic book shop and she was a huge dc fan), I bought dice and such occasionally but pretty much never bought any games because it's guaranteed to be at least 25% off msrp online if not more. I felt kind of bad about not supporting them but I really don't get how they could possibly charge more than people who have to ship the thing directly to my apartment. Yeah I think the only people who end up buying anything game related are those who need the stuff for a tournament at that moment. It also weirds me out when they say they can special order stuff when I can do that myself online. The places gotta stay open but they could cut like 10% off the price and I'd pay that diff in convenience fees. It's really odd when I win store credit with the games cuz then you gotta choose between product that's relative overpriced or paying for a pack of cards that's the same price everywhere but it's essentially buying a lotto ticket.
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quote:man, gamers AND deaf? wtf you have a choice about one of those, why would you want to be both?
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Quarex posted:Come to Gen-Con Indianapolis in August, just jump in the deep end of nerd stuff. We can hang out, it will be totally cool. Except that requires actually going to Indianapolis.
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Blue Man Group Nerd Edition
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White Noise Marine posted:Blue Man Group Nerd Edition That guy looks like he has 5 tits.
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Gaming conventions: home of the 6XL polo shirt
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He looks exactly like a fat rear end AVGN.
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nutranurse posted:i've always wanted to try out a tabletop rpg b/c i love reading sourcebooks and poo poo and it looks genuinely interesting, but gently caress me, no way am i playing a tabletop rpg b/c have you seen/heard/smelled the type of people who play them play DCC RPG because it's loving rad and it generally seems to attract normal (older) people http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dungeon_Crawl_Classics
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cthulusnewzulubbq posted:play DCC RPG because it's loving rad and it generally seems to attract normal (older) people quote:"Remember the good old days, when adventures were underground, NPCs were there to be killed, and the finale of every dungeon was the dragon on the 20th level? Those days are back. Dungeon Crawl Classics don't waste your time with long-winded speeches, weird campaign settings, or NPCs who aren't meant to be killed. Each adventure is 100% good, solid dungeon crawl, with the monsters you know, the traps you fear, and the secret doors you know are there somewhere." this sounds like some garbage that's trying too hard to evoke the good old days dungeon crawls are repetitive boring poo poo, thank god this comes with 73 of them
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that beard. gently caress
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Spanish Manlove posted:
I see six crackers in this photo
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pretty soft girl posted:this sounds like some garbage that's trying too hard to evoke the good old days the sourcebook changes everything trust me
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