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Leraika posted:"I'll give you one (1) spice if you never fight me again" is a big mood. Like the time at my afterschool camp I tried to bribe a kid with a quarter to leave me alone in Risk and the counsellors made me take it back.
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Where is Richese first mentioned, the glossary?
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Pvt.Scott posted:Nobody knows what Grobthar cheese is (it’s Kraft singles). This isn't a real Galaxy Quest reference and yet it would have fit perfectly in the film.
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Kaza42 posted:I like to see how well licensed RPGs handle the main characters. Make Paul We need to make his store brand non-copyrighted version, Peter Agamemnes
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You know before they decided on her it was originally going to be Barney, because they were at a loss at what else to do with the character. Notice how he's the only one who isn't interviewed and gives an alibi in Part 2?
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90s Cringe Rock posted:which is the mage supplement with a guide to homelessness I don't remember the name but I know the book and it was edgier than Shadow the Hedgehog.
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By popular demand posted:Here's some choice edge: Akshually the Black Death probably originated somewhere in (probably Central) Asia or the Middle East, just doing most of its damage in and around Europe. Were there big African plagues besides Ebola and AIDS?
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Halloween Jack posted:Several. The Belgians, the Dutch, I could go on. Those are just strains of one epidemic honestly.
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Was yellow fever in the news during the 1990's? Why am I spending this much thought on something Brucato wrote anyway, I should be doing something more uplifting like taking out garbage.
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wdarkk posted:I hope someone does a writeup so we can see the terrible things within. I am down for some absolute trash garbage. The exact reason I started reading this thread again.
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Everyone posted:I think I'd much prefer Lone Badger's idea of finding resources to build Home Alone/Saw traps to kill Bluebeard when he returns. Best option next to calling your sister and brothers for help, killing Bluebeard, and taking all his stuff.
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Pvt.Scott posted:Is the GM in Bluebeard’s Bride really supposed to improv every room the Bride enters off of the description of a loving key and choosing a theme? I certainly don’t have the chops to run a satisfying game like that. At least it seems like they wrote a literal Book of Rooms for people like me. How am I supposed to improv the themes of three-ways, fat-shaming, Loss.jpg or AIIIIIIDS?
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What is the point of this game again?
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Quackles posted:I'm pretty sure NFTs are too horrifying for even this game. You open one room and after a bunch of vague descriptions the players realize it's Bluebeard's bitcoin farm.
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sasha_d3ath posted:Using Bluebeard's Bride's structure to represent an early-to-mid Sierra game where you enter a screen and either fulfill a deeply specific puzzle element or die a wryly-commented-upon death and have to reload. Every reload puts you on another screen you don't remember being at. You have to decide if the death was your fault and you'll solve the next puzzle smarter, or if you're thinking gently caress This Game and considering taking it back to Babbage's. The only win condition is just buying the hint book like their games were designed for. You can write a review criticizing the difficulty but then Ken Williams shows up at your house and asks if you have a problem with his wife's writing. 
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Who cares, also what was Glory Station?
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I should've known. Why was Eclipse Phase so popular anyway?
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I'm also getting an impression that while the devs probably lean anarchist (And if I was in their setting, I would too), the communities they were interacting with at the time leaned libertarian and saw the horror bugs as capitalist features.
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joylessdivision posted:Except Feral Lobotomy which is Something like "You're returning to monke whether you like it or not" or does the actual description get creepier?
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and I'll include the quote from my friends response when I sent him a screenshot of that power in the review because it's way funnier than anything I would have come up with.
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LaSquida posted:So, I've never played Bluebeard's Bride and it holds no appeal to me. However, I've been at least three different conventions where different groups, almost entirely made up of women played it, and that was overwhelmingly not the vibe it gave off or what they talked about afterwards. I've heard it talked about as a cathartic experience, as a sort of "telling scary ghost stories" activity, and as a serious examination of patriarchy and misogyny, but never anything like a "collaborative abuse simulator." I'm starting to get the feeling that (demographically) we are really, really not the target audience for Bluebeard's Bride and should just leave it alone, but my cynical side wants to know who the target audience is for the Book of Rooms. The core book has three women listed on the cover as the writers, what about Book of Rooms? Kavak fucked around with this message at 05:25 on Aug 6, 2022 |
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Give us a proper scholarly account and also breakdown the most jawdropping mistakes the book made.
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Did anyone manage to read the "rap" next to that A Wyatt Man drawing?
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Maybe they meant 30 blocks north and they're in Harlem somewhere?
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