Critical Role (on Twitch/Youtube, yes) - Jester's mom is the best lay ever

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Phimose Knight: Mar 5, 2013

The Inciting Incident was put up on youtube almost immediately, and it's making me laugh so much for some reason.

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Phimose Knight: Mar 5, 2013

Aaaaand with that, it's a good time to remind everyone that there are many teens watching this show. Teens are NOT known for their emotional maturity. :v:

# ¿ Jul 14, 2018 17:13

Phimose Knight: Mar 5, 2013

Josef bugman posted:

Oh dear. Are the crew and staff being shouted at on Twitter in a none jokey "YOU DICKS!1!" kind of way?

It's a buncha teens/very infantile adults being weepy babies at (specifically) the guest Ashley Burch and the two people in the crew who just had a baby couplea weeks ago

I don't think it's a big deal. With any audience you'll have the vocal 5% who say or do stupid poo poo. In 5 days it's water under the fridge.

# ¿ Jul 14, 2018 18:22

Phimose Knight: Mar 5, 2013

Bad Seafood posted:

They're not; nor is a depressingly larger-than-expected pool of 20/30-somethings who've been plugged into Internet culture for most of their lives. The person responsible for the remark I referenced claimed to be 24, and I've definitely met people older than them who've made a bigger stink about even less.

Regardless, I don't really care how old you are, don't wish harm on other people - especially not over anything so petty as a televised game of D&D.

Oh I know, but I just mean they're not mature enough to know better, is the idea. I wouldn't want them to sit at my tables to throw dice, they seem like the type to get overly emotional (big no), passive aggressive (even worse) and/or physically violent. Thankfully most sites with discussion of the show are... heavily moderated, like Reddit, or just flat out not worth browsing, like Twitter/Tumblr (which are less for discussion, and more for opinion pieces, anyway).

I'm hoping it sticks too, personally. I would roll my eyes until I'm staring at the back of my skull if they run into a priest with access to Raise Dead, or if the New Guest plays someone with the spell. Sure, you don't get to see the rest of this character's story... but I mean, whenever a main character dies on ANY piece of media, it's a good chance to do fun drama and storytelling. Moreso in an RP, where the story is written by 5 people around a table in real time.

# ¿ Jul 14, 2018 18:46

Phimose Knight: Mar 5, 2013

Hulk Smash! posted:

latest episode spoiler It was kinda late for me so I may have missed it but didn't Lorenzo and crew take Molly's body with them? Even with access to a high level enough priest, without a body it makes things a tad harder for Molly's return. I hope it sticks anyway. Good for drama and story beats.

Edit: Let's begin speculation for Taliesin's next character. He's either going to go full plate, sword and board, Paladin or some kind of Ranger, I bet

Fake edit: Or be the beta tester for Matt's next homebrew

They took the one caster that the MIX managed to put down. Druid, I think? The Nein haven't even had a chance to mourn yet.

People are saying Blood Cleric and that's probably ON THE MONEY considering Taliesin loves playtesting Matt's stuff, I'm hoping for a Warforged of any class (though leaning towards Paladin), hopefully with at least a Good alignment considering the lack of a moral compass at the moment.

# ¿ Jul 14, 2018 19:27

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