EPTpathfinder is great.
rip boris the bear, the wise and strong shapeshifter that shifted into my heart before his untimely demise.
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
pathfinder is great. rip boris the bear, the wise and strong shapeshifter that shifted into my heart before his untimely demise. | ||
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kainzero
United States5211 Posts
On June 27 2014 03:00 ComaDose wrote: pathfinder is great. rip boris the bear, the wise and strong shapeshifter that shifted into my heart before his untimely demise. sounds like you have heart problems | ||
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Shelke14
Canada6655 Posts
Kind of like my diablo characters. Fucking pussies | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
seemed like US was really suffering from the 1 day less of rest - they just played like balls | ||
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Nos-
Canada12016 Posts
On June 27 2014 03:03 jcarlsoniv wrote: holy jesus screw that game seemed like US was really suffering from the 1 day less of rest - they just played like balls | ||
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GhandiEAGLE
United States20754 Posts
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Nos-
Canada12016 Posts
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
Seems silly on a loss but I'm looking forward to the next game. Nice to have some great opportunities at the end too. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On June 27 2014 03:07 Nos- wrote: TERA was fun for like 2-ish weeks and then it got boring very fast ^ On June 27 2014 03:08 mordek wrote: USA USA USA Seems silly on a loss but I'm looking forward to the next game. Nice to have some great opportunities at the end too. The fact that Germany only scored once on us says a lot. I didn't actually expect us to beat them. We made it through the group of death, I'm pumped for bracket. | ||
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PrinceXizor
United States17713 Posts
On June 27 2014 02:52 ComaDose wrote: as an experienced player i pretty much know how my build is going to end up anyway but having the option to level up a different class can really add a roll playing element. any number of things can happen to a character to change the way they develop. 4th says more like "this is how you will grow" thats what i liked about 3.5 multiclassing. start as a fighter, have traumatic experience, cope by forgoing weapons and start meditating and developing your physical and spiritual body, become monk. | ||
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Scip
Czech Republic11293 Posts
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
On June 27 2014 03:10 jcarlsoniv wrote: ^ The fact that Germany only scored once on us says a lot. I didn't actually expect us to beat them. We made it through the group of death, I'm pumped for bracket. Totally agree, we made it :D Watched second half with some buddies over lunch. Kept say SCCHHHHHHVIENSTEIGER!! every time he was involved in a play lol. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On June 27 2014 03:16 Scip wrote: wtf is a spiritual body Clearly you didn't go to Humanics University | ||
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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
On June 27 2014 03:19 jcarlsoniv wrote: Clearly you didn't go to Humanics University He's European. They're either athiests or the pope. | ||
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arb
Noobville17922 Posts
On June 27 2014 01:24 Duvon wrote: Eh.... ural mountains, wood out the arse doesn't count? The farther south I push the closer I am to the Mongols when they invade, the way it is now i pushed west into poland/germany so now i have egypt/rebels as a buffer for the Mongols and i'm gonna hope they can stop them before I have to fight. :X All my good generals are in poland fighting them + western roman empire and I cant be assed to go into under developed plans to try and fight mongols off | ||
TheYango
United States47024 Posts
On June 27 2014 03:10 PrinceXizor wrote: thats what i liked about 3.5 multiclassing. start as a fighter, have traumatic experience, cope by forgoing weapons and start meditating and developing your physical and spiritual body, become monk. The problem is that how it works thematically and how it works within the rules have a disconnect. If you compare a 1st level wizard thematically to a 10th level rogue who became a 1st level wizard, it doesn't make a lot of sense. Also, ComaDose, with the exception of Human-specific dual-classing, 2nd Ed multiclassing doesn't work that way. Multiclassing in 2nd Ed entails having multiple base classes you select at character creation that advance in parallel. And even human dual-classing is subject to pretty notable rules and restrictions (starting your second class permanently stops advancement in your initial class and you can't take a 3rd class). On-the-fly multiclassing is only really a 3E-specific idea, so saying "we've been able to multi-class since 1st ed." is somewhat disingenuous. | ||
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
On June 27 2014 02:56 Tooplark wrote: I actually haven't read through or used that one, so I don't know. I appreciate the attempt to make a punchy class that can compete with wizards, but I don't know how solid it is thematically. If you just go off the lore in the book it's... ok. You can easily work in the styles/paths/whatever they're called into a fantasy setting with no problem. It's all very basic. But, the actual combat with it is really fun, and there are a lot of rather balanced homebrew styles that work with the mechanics in the book. I played a gunslinger type that was base classed Warblade and had a lot of cool shooting maneuvers, without overshadowing the straight Warrior and Psion in the party. | ||
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
On June 27 2014 02:56 Tooplark wrote: I actually haven't read through or used that one, so I don't know. I appreciate the attempt to make a punchy class that can compete with wizards, but I don't know how solid it is thematically. The core design concept of ToB is per-encounter powers. The sourcebook is a bit more thematically rich than you make 4E out to be, but ultimately ToB was the test-bed for the idea of per-encounter powers (and WotC was arguably inspired to move the concept forward in 4E BECAUSE ToB was so well-received). | ||
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Scip
Czech Republic11293 Posts
On June 27 2014 03:26 Gahlo wrote: He's European. They're either athiests or the pope. Well I though that body was the physical bit, and then the spiritual is like your mind n shit, | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On June 27 2014 03:44 Scip wrote: Well I though that body was the physical bit, and then the spiritual is like your mind n shit, spirit is neither mind nor body | ||
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