sudo TPK

So if you were playing D&D and playing a barbarian with a greataxe(d12 hit dice, d12 weapon damage die, d12s are rarely used in a lot of D&D games outside of these two situations), you wouldn't spend ~3 hours doing a probability test on a die you were going to use for one character that may only last a few weeks, if that?

The reference: I was in a D&D game where someone spent a full session doing Chi tests on their d12s because they died, rolled up a barbarian as a new character, and proceeded to play it for two sessions before never playing a barbarian or using a greataxe again.

Agreed, but what you did is unfun sounding to most people, so I figured I may as well ask.

Eh, its the life of a power gamer in a nutshell.

Honestly, what a lot of people do for mythic raiding in WoW is far worse.

Yes, it was in person; he spent the better part of a 3 hour session rolling several d12s to try to see if there was one that rolled exceptionally well or exceptionally poorly, since he had d12 hit dice and he'd be min-maxing and power gaming to the point where he'd be able to have I think 4 attacks per round at level... 7 or 9? I'm not 100%, but he was planning on scaling it in a way that would lead to a massive amount of attacks per round

Just imagining him as a gas station clerk, mouthing off to customers about them being Content > People, getting fired 26 minutes after his first shift starts

Does the single legit black girl in his Discord live within his proximity?

Also, what if he chokes out an Asian girl who's scrolling through his phone?

Wait, is he going to be on the podcast? Or was he already on it?

Date, time, & number to call in?

Oh, I thought you guys were saying it was, nvm.

I was like, "Something I'd actually be useful for."

My mistake.

...Why is he trolling himself with two Discord accounts?

I mean, even at my most fucked up I didn't do shit like that.

I mean, if I could get him locked into a call for like 5 minutes for $5, he can't hang up and has to respond, I'd probably drop anywhere from like 5 to 30 bucks, but not if he has any control over it.

That's why I was asking about the podcast; I didn't read everything and was thinking the call was through the podcast

And being essentially a patient zero for wrestling nerdarchy, I could actually talk about most of the wrestling shit

Just talk with the host & Rob for like 10 min, then when they're gonna hang up ask the host who his favorite cruiserweight or junior heavyweight right now is, be like "I'm quite partial to Hiromu Takahashi, yknow, his finisher is so bad ass, Time Bomb. Kinda like your guest here, except Hiromu's not gonna blow himself up there. じゃねえ！"

What exactly do multiple boosts for a Discord channel at once do?

And what do the different tiers do?

I thought most of that was just with one tier. Guess not.

Your local Gamestop sells dice? O_o

To be fair, unless you're spending a massive amount on dice because they're either precision laser-cut dice(like casino dice, but more than d6s) or because they're made of precious metals, stones, etc and they're mostly for collective purposes, lower quality dice are fine for the most part

Like, I got a pound of dice for $20 before, came with I think 13 or 14 full sets of dice(d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, d%)

They never seemed horribly weighted in one way or another, didn't start losing their edges, etc

I don't think I've bought dice in 5 or 6 years, so it may have changed.

https://www.amazon.com/Wiz-Dice-Random-Polyhedral-Multiple/dp/B009R6J8RY This is what I bought over half a decade ago, had 13 or 14 complete sets

I don't mind the fancy dice that costs a lot, but I would NOT be using them whatsoever.

Like, if I wanted to spend a lot on dice made out of jade or some fossil bones or something, I'd do it just for a collective purposes, wouldn't risk fucking em up by using them regularly.

http://gamescience.com/7-Piece-Opaque-White-Polyhedral-Set--Plain_p_113.html?referrer=rss The main site is down until the end of the month, but goddamn, Gamescience dice REALLY dropped in price.

A lot of the "pretty" ones are often shit to game with, either because they're often really hard to read, or they replace more than one side of a die with symbols that aren't always obvious.

I've not experienced this in a game I was in, but I've heard of people running games, having people with dice that look super nice but are super hard to read, so every time they roll they have to pick up the die, look super close to tell what they actually rolled, and have the DM/GM just ban the dice because it takes forever.

I played Group Ironman in OSRS for a couple months when it came out

Got kinda tired of it after grinding to 99 firemaking(getting a phoenix and two dragon axes in the process, amongst other shit) in like 10 days

I've always been a huge fan of the quests, though, best part of the game imo

What video is this on?

Huh, my comment is still there. Is it shadowbanned?

Doesn't appear at all? When I sort by newest first, it should be the fourth down.

Okay so, apparently a different Youtube account, linked to the same gmail account, doesn't appear to be shadowbanned?

On my normal account, and in private mode.

I completely forgot that account was even linked to the same gmail account, but apparently it is. The trailers I made for Unforgotten Realms when I was like 14 or 15 are gone, though.

I lold a little

Listening to/reading the dialogue on the video, I'm mentally picturing like 3-5 people plotting out the least amount of days it would take to completely take over that shop to show just how retarded the concept is.

Is this him buying weed, or applying to work at a weed store?

Specifically with the "every time I make a sale today" part

It's funny that they keep making this more and more of an eyesore, but I have to ask: What are the added blue & yellow for?

Ah, okay. Thanks.