Off Topic The Goodhand Arms

just do backdoor pornography with your tentacles instead. no pixellation necessary.

 

There's a little bit of a hint as to what the Fable video is going to look like just here - https://www.facebook.com/whoisfable

 

I just think of peter molyneux and disappointment whenever fable is mentioned

 

please log in to view this image

There you go.

 

i'm scared

 

I just think of disappointment whenever Peter Molyneux is mentioned.

Not his fault though, he gets excited and people take everything he says as gospel. If he could learn to shut up then everyone would have some fun games and no problem.

 

I used to live about ten minutes away from his studios. I should have shown up and frowned at him.

 

Fable looks terrifying. Awesome.

 

She does seem to have a really weird, unique look going for her. Not in a bad way obviously.

 

Lionhead? Should have staged a 'Free Milo' protest.

 

That's the one. Also about ten minutes from the huge EA building. Lots of disappointing games come out of Guildford.

 

Aye, but also all the good ones. Bullfrog was there, as is Media Molecule. Most of the big studios base in Surrey.

 

Bit Amy Winehouse.

 

BUT!

Bullfrog used to be based there, and that alone counts for something.

 

Fine. Just ignore me then. I'm not in the right mental or physical state to post any more about Guilford-based game development.

I'll stick to tabletop from here on out.

 

Sorry, I didn't see your post. As soon as I saw Dan's, I was compelled to reply straight away.

And tabletop.... Warhammer?

 

Nah, not my thing, too much mini painting! I play D&D (3.5/4e), Munchkin, Zombicide and a few others. My latest favourite is probably Zombicide or Ugg-Tect.

Zombicide has approx 5 billion minis in the full game with expansions but I feel much less compelled to paint the ****ing things.

 

I've always wanted to play D&D. Why is it I know so many geeks online, but so few in real life?

(Not implying you're a geek of course!)

 

I played a campaign online before. There are things like maptools which allow for multiple people to share a game table, then you can run audio through Skype. It's not too arduous at all. Especially as that was pre-fiber internet. Now it's even smoother! Or just go to your local tabletop shop and talk to people. The game store in Kuwait let me use their space to run modules with a rotating cast of people playing (basically, anyone who signed up in store each week). The people in those places are great (99% of the time) and just want to play.

 

Because they're all recluses dude.