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BG had Barbarians though.

So I guess the question then is if the story is driven by the Player Character. Rather than the Origin Characters. Like in DOS2 if you did a custom character the various storylines just ignored you because you weren't an origin character. Will that be the case here?

Thank god. They went the DOS2 route them them. BG2 Minsc was technically a Ranger but he had all the fighter stats and feats... I never understood it. He also had a ton of STR.

If doing this, is the bard flavor better than Arcane Trickster? I'm torn between: Wild Magic lol barbarian Sword Bard Arcane Trickster Fungus Druid

Why do you pick Cleric on first usually? I just can't help but going melee in the first run of these games.

Actually been a really cool experience. Dave the Diver got me on that fishing game kick.

Plenty of faggots played EverQuest unless you forgot about that aspect of the game.

Durr maps from 2500 years ago aren't as accurate as modern maps. Is this the connection you're making?

I mean this is silly. What you are getting at is that race in high fantasy should be irrelevant. Nobody forces you to be a min maxing powergamer but you act like that's the default way to play.

It's just another stepping stone along the way of races being nothing more than a cosmetic decision that don't effect anything the game has to offer in any way. Which detracts from a high fantasy DND adventure that is based on the tabletop experience.

I'm saying that the name persisted through the ages for some reason. I have no idea what Richat is but since its still visible and not just a non-starter under a mountain of sand its one of the most obvious things to look at. My position is that I have absolutely zero doubts there was some...

Because the very idea that names of things get distorted over millennia and multiple civilizations is just ridiculous yeah?

Bro, how much tabletop have you played? Or any RPGs in the DND setting in general? Having every character being able to do everything defeats the purpose of a ROLE PLAYING GAME. Yes my halfling ranger can drive the story because he is able to join the Lone Rangers of Hobbitville... because...

Well I don't actually watch any of his shit. But I can respect that he stays true to our collective genre.

I think it's cool he sticks to RPG and was a huge EQ nerd. But he is a cuck fag otherwise. He caved to some leftists and wont even say "dude" on stream anymore because its somehow offensive.

So why is everyone a druid now?

Dude. Whoosh. God damn.

I'll maintain my open minded skepticism on the matter. Logically, an advanced civilization trading with whoever at the time had to be near some body of water. The Saharan humid period left the area kind of like the US fertile plains with rivers as far as I've read. Lake GigaChad might be a...

Okay then you feel that sufficient investigation in the area was done? Case closed? Like I have absolutely zero doubts that some civilization of some kind lived on the Sahara back when it was green and lush. But any actual evidence of them today is most likely under a mountain of sand and being...

Not sure if you read the "drunk man in the lamplight" argument here but the very reason we have such strong research into the Middle East and stuff is because the Western powers exerted great influence over the area. We had scholars digging around in Iraq, Egypt, etc for centuries piecing things...

I think this is a misconception. Any trade routes they had to Europe or whatever would have been with civilizations that predate what is known today. The whole point is that it shouldn't exist and disrupts the 5k years ago Mesopotamia narrative. Whatever civilizations and whatever you want to...

This is what I had thought as well but it seems the argument is more that the Western Sahara region wasn't so much right up on the coast but a flood marsh kind of area full of rivers and tributaries that fed into the sea. Rather than a coastal port town.

Chris is just being obtuse. When you have maps from the 16th century that somehow have the African interior even marginally correct despite the fact that we absolutely know the timeline of when Western/Middle Eastern civilizations actually explored the African interior you must conclude that...

Perv Tensei constantly palming the panties he keeps in his goddamn belt pouch is really cringe. lol.

I bet that thing has a malignant tunnel all right.

This is something I just don't understand. It's even more retarded for D4. If someone degenerately poopsocks 400 hours in two weeks to get all of the super legendary awesome items for a season and crushes uber Lillith in 10 seconds.... Can't really say old broski didn't earn that. Poor Timmy...

15 days in Swiss jail probably wont be that bad. Just hope they don't throw you in with the muzzies. Unexpected vacation?

This is really good. Wait until the end lol.

That sounds like Project Manager to me. They need to be coordinating that changes for this project will work how it needs to especially if several teams are involved. If I develop something that works according to your requirements but your end isn't capable of handling it for whatever reason...

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Cold day in hell I pay money to play a game a few days early.

Its $50 on Steam. Wtf is this $70 version

Well it seems most have it right. The nerfs were just so the season mechanic can fill the gap power wise. Which is just so lazy. In all my time playing POE I never once felt weakened by the league starting. They just added to it.

IDK pretty sure it will amuse my kid for 90 minutes so that might be a win.

How much did it cost you?

I guess more accurately I never once saw them in Oregon or California when I lived in either of those places but I did see them rampantly in Florida.

Weird Dr. Pepper flavors are a big thing down South. You don't see them up North much.

I thought it has like 1000 episodes.

The monk animations look really good in the video I saw today. I liked them alot. Also I forgot that monks insane amount of mobility points lets you make a TON of actions per turn.