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Googleshng - June 20 '02- 2:00 Eastern Standard Time
Srange but true fact. Any of you remember Robopon? The obscure absolutely
wretched Pokéclone? The sequel isn't a Pokéclone at all. Can't say whether it's absolutely
wretched, but it's nice to know there's a portable RPG out there without any elements of having to catch
and raise wild monsters, you know?
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To buy, or not to buy?
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Hey Googlemiester, is it worth it to buy Gameboy Advance for the first 2 in
the Breath of Fire series? I've played the First BOF for the Super Nintendo,
but I haven't played BOF2 or any titles for the GBA for that matter. So
should I blow the $100, or is it worth it.
NinjaMonkey
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Googleshng:
Is it worth it to buy a GBA for the sake of BoF2? Well, not really no. It IS however worth it to buy a
GBA for the many many many great games out for it/coming out for it, a good many of which are RPGs.
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Paper!
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HelloÊO Slimy One,
My question is about table top rpgs... I'm a avid video game rpger and i've always wanted to learn more about the table top ancestor/counter-part. I'm a total 'know-nothing' when comes to it though. It seems totally confusing, so i was wondering if you (or anyone who reads this if you post it *nudge*) could recommend a book or website for beginners who have NO idea what or how to get started.
I've been to my local book store but all i could find was a dungeons and dragons manuel, while that's all good it was kind of hoping for a 'Table top rpgs for dummies' kind of thing =P
Any help would be great.
~Steve of the MMORPG lovers club ~.~
PS I want to learn fast so i can teach my friend so i can kick his ass at the Wheel Of Time RPG *insert evil cackle here*
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Googleshng:
Honestly, the core rules to D&D pretty much ARE the closest to "paper RPGs for dummies" you can find.
Especially since WotC bought out TSR and dumbed everything down a bit. Of course, they also loaded everything
up with rules over-explanations that can be confusing in their verbosity. Still, it's a good place to start.
A better place to start though is to find a game someone else you know happens to be running and join in.
Oh, and the concept of "kicking one's ass" is pretty much completely alien to paper RPGs for the record.
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Random Commentary
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Hey goog,
Speaking of Neverwinter Knights and Mac, my pen and paper group is going to start up its own dedicated server fror NeverWinter dnd goodness. Of course I will have to wait till they port NWN while they have fun NOW. It sucks. Thank goodness the mac version will be cross platform compatible. If it wasn't I think I'd scream.
-Doug
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Googleshng:
Ah, but look at it this way. There's 6 months for people to get into the swing of GM mode before you buy
the game, so you can skip over most of the initial confusion!
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