@MelonHeadIf you don't roleplay to have fun, then what do you do it for?
@MelonHeadIf you don't roleplay to have fun, then what do you do it for?
Both Raid films were epic. I have yet to find kung fu films as brutal as those.
@MelonHeadWhen'd I say didn't like realistic combat? Realistic, detailed combat is great if only I ever saw it done well. I'd love to see people detailing suplexes or half swords. When I use characters with firearms, I typically describe the action of pulling the charging handle, locking the bolt back, locking and loading, switching from safe to semi, and pulling the trigger; instead of just saying they reload and fire.
What I'm saying is that fun should be emphasized over "winning". It's harder to do realistic combat, because in order to do it well instead of just faffing about you'd actually need some knowledge in the martial art in question that your character uses.
@MelonHeadIf you don't roleplay to have fun, then what do you do it for?
Clockwork Man fired a gun at the window to test a theory, pissed off half the lobby.
Rilla never had his characters reply.
Clockwork Man trapped in a corner with mutes.
Everyone bombarded Skallagrim with questions, which was fair enough, he is an interesting looking dude.
Everyone forgot about it.
Oh yeah, and then Evvie got recruited to take part in a promotional boxing match that has been planned for months by us but never done.
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Sounds like the Lobby was really the misadventures of Evvie.