>>97347522
do you just...stop playing games?

i had games installed on my computer in 1999 that were from almost a decade earlier (based Windows 98 still supporting DOS).

now, in 2026, i have games installed from 30 years ago. that's why there's GOG and "abandonware" sites. games like RollerCoaster Tycoon and Morrowind are still really popular.

>>97347664
>Zoomer can't grasp how revolutionary the 90s were in terms of vidya and general computing capabilities
Stuff from 95 was fucking ANCIENT in 99. To put your idiotic shitpost thread into a period-accurate context: Tomb Raider 3 was lambasted fro being "samey", old-ass and generally outdated, despite TR1, mere 3 years prior, was considered the most revolutionary game EVER. And that despite 3 being a big technological leap to 1 that could be compared to something like a 2010 32bit game and 2020 64bit game.
In 93, the sheer concept of being in 3D was fuck-huge, by 98, NOT being a 3D meant you were dated and shit-tier

>>97344461
I was into Mechwarrior 3 in 199x so neither

>>97344461
Much I loved Tomb Raider porn, I'd have to go with UU for the cool fantasy atmosphere.

>199X
>Text
Nah dude thats a voicemail. Texting would be tedious.

So there is no hard requirement of miniature size right?

Also, any suggestions to kitbash a court of the seven headed serpent warband? Maybe some GW chaos stuff, but those are expensif

>>97348192
As in Gustavus Adolphus? That would be about 400 years off.

>>97348282
Hakkapeliittas exist. You could created Adolphus Gustavus themes trench pilgrims.
But over all, Northern Europe is Kalmat Union in TC universe.

>>97348253
models have specified base sizes in the warbands of trench crusade rules and also on trench-companion. outside of that you’re free to model them however you want.

unfortunately I have 0 advice on how to kitbash them as I don’t have a court warband.

>>97347603
the dudes behind the Red Brigade already have a range for a Norse NA subfaction.

No clue what FF’s MO will be for making 3rd party subtractions official like with Red Brigade or the Great Hunger, but the foundation is there.

https://www.myminifactory.com/users/WestfaliaMiniatures?show=store&categories=4174

>>97347253
I'm waiting for Reality Fracture. I'm very curious.

>>97340434
Nadu is the kind of card that randomly wheels and tells you a lane is open. Karakas is just busted in every single deck.

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Help, I have no idea what I’m doing.

>>97343900
t. Anonymous

>>97337291
legit never come across Ignis Scientia before

>>97344981
>the thread begging for shit he can just look up is going to be derailed!
Oh no

>>97339216
Dragonlance draconians certainly act that way.
Charr from guild wars 2 are pretty much a modern military running a dieselpunk empire in a medieval fantasy setting.
Elder scrolls in some interpretations.

>>97339216
You could argue there are several IRL examples of feudal or feudal-like countries with a somewhat modern army, ie. Pakistan, Saudi Arabia or (arguably) North Korea.

Historically you could read about pre-unification Germany or the Austro-Hungarian empire and just give them better rifles.

>>97339216
That seems to be the case in fantasy way more often than not.

>>97343780
Not always. The Land Ironclads and the Difference Engine were both alternate history in the fact there was nothing fantastical about them beyond people pursuing certain vectors of technology that already existed at that point.

>>97334882
>Regular fantasy
Has versimilitude. Feudal societies are monoracial/cultural and varied due to isolation.
>Queer fantasy
Is a medieval renessaince fair all over. Every hamlet is San Francisco.

>>97334560
AWOOGA BOOGA HUMINA FAT PIRATE WIFE READY FOR CHILDREN

>>97348372
Look man theres more out there than DND and sword lesbians.

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>>97345881
>but it's worth noting in the same context that men instinctively react to seeing two men kissing with the same revulsive affect that they react to seeing maggots crawling in meat

Idle question, how do young boys who've never been taught who they're "supposed" to like react to it, as compared to seeing a man and a woman kiss?

Just sayin', I'm inclined to think that upbringing might be a factor here, so have we tested what the reaction is among those who have no socially instilled notions about things?

Also I note you specified men looking at men kissing. What about women looking at two women kissing? Or a young girl with no socially instilled notions looking at the same?

Dragon Empire -> Ryuuga
Dark States -> Taizo
Brandt Gate -> Masanori
Keter Sanctuary-> Suo
Stoicheia-> Kurumi
Lyrical Monasterio -> Megumi

>>97348391
so when did kurumi die in the normal world? because akina and hikari know her and akina clearly dont know about her dying

>>97348231
I could swear it was mentioned passingly one time in a Dress season before Kuon came and started talking about it openly.

>>97348440
Probably since Hikaru stopped going to the hospital, so almost a year ago.

>>97348484
the only one that care about cray in dress is halona and only about lore then divinez happen
>>97348491
they were friends, kanami could send a message to hikari to make her know kurumi die
akina not knowing about her dying is kinda bad

I lost a casual OTB match today on time because I couldn't reach sub-in my captured queen to promote my pawn before hitting the clock. I was few moves away from mate. Feelsbadman.

>>97347023
*reach and sub-in

>>97341713
>Hans
He better focus on more important things: https://tatasteelchess.com/en/masters/players

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wrong move

what are some good moves to always keep in mind? I've just now learned that a3 and h3 are often good to block off knights

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>>97348183
>lost in dreamland
Randolf Carter he is not

>>97348384
Inborn Gift: Spark for Magic
Mentor: Mithrodae Deford
Lover: Evala Harvest
Friend: Buluk Ugdur
Rival: Lady Evet Heathorp

A team for seeking immortality.

>>97345258
Always wanted to play Cthulhutech.
Looks autistic, but also kinda fun weird scifi.

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>>97347425
probably a fair bit tbqh, there's a lot of reading and you might need to know your history a bit. that's standard for a lot of LotFP books (and personally not my cup of tea).

The God That Crawls is 46 pages, quick read-through and then you have a church setting with characters, a monster, and a spooky dungeon. you could realistically just drop it in anywhere (could be Elizabethan England, could swap some names and then it's the Church of Corellon Larethian or whatever).

i'm a dungeon guy so the adventures that have a hexmap of 17th-century Germany or whatever simply do not appeal to me. but when LotFP stuff hits, it hits. Death Frost Doom is another quick dungeon (64 pages, including maps/miscellanea) and it's the most fun i've ever had with D&D. sort of an Evil Dead pastiche, with SOME of the edginess, but it's also a damn good dungeon.

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A world and a game built around the concept of demons, corporations and aliens wanting to subject badass hot women to predicaments including but not limited to rape and violence, all illustrated by early 2000s 3D poser fetish art tier illustrations. Somehow it still is not a porn game.
The dude who made this is happily married and thanks his wife for support in the book's credits, so maybe all you degenerates also have chance.

>>97347622
i don't want to alarm you, but you were 'eating' this through a tube once.

shit's actually amazing, >>97347512 put it well. but yeah, cook it off, as you would with any meat really.

> I would still suggest anyone that wants to pop a fucking Flintstones chewable instead
this is true and feels like the dirty little secret when people harp on about nutrition.
>this food is high in vitamin D!
...you can just take vitamin D tablets.

>>97343362
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>>97346646
>I'm not talking about their gameplay
ok, but we're discussing making a game so that's the relevant part. and we don't have to guess, we know, because /acg/ collectively have a ton of direct experience with netrunner. /acg/ was born out of /anrg/, and even after all these years I'd be surprised if it wasn't the game the largest number of us have in common in our collections.
plus whatever your thematic hangups are with cyberpunk megacorps, they don't directly translate to whatever faces you'd put on "the house" in a heist/con game. there's a lot of space in that theme. shit yes, playing the A-team or Oceans Eleven or the Italian Jobbers is fun, but the "villains" can definitely be compelling too. hell, going with your 'b-b-but all the little kids want to be good guys' argument, they're by default the more law-abiding ones since they're not doing the robbing.

anyhow doesnt mean much if theres not other anons interested in contributing. none of these shits are ever getting done if its only one anon working on it. show of hands?

>>97346486
I'm pretty sure this is one of the terminally ill posters on purple discord who never has anything worthwhile to say, good riddance

>>97348041
It's your game, you do you.

>>97347340
I wonder if the Ultrakill and Terraria crossovers will be represented.

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>>97346486
>Command and Conquer the industry: Red Alert 2 the investors
Imagine having "stocks" in cardboard and the one you have isn't even the expensive version that will remain untouched by reprints. Congrats!

im going to make a healing cantrip, and no one can stop me

>>97348420
Why?

>>97348453
it is an impossible task and cannot be done in a way that is fair or balanced, thus i must attempt to do so, such is the folly of man and his nature.

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Anyone tried running classic modules conversions?
what is a good retro module for a 1st lvl party that can be completed in 3-6 sessions or less?

>>97348471
Magic Stitch:
Cantrip
1 Minute

Attempt a check using your Spell Attack modifier. A result of 10 or higher restores 1 HP to the target up to no more than half their maximum HP.

>>97348268
I'm not that other guy. I'm not invested in this either I just find the history of it interesting. It wasn't a FBI invention, it's well document the NoI and the Moorish Science guys were backed by the Black Dragon Society. The FBI psyop was the claims that came out in the '60s that Fard was a jewish con artist.

>>97348268
>no Christian gives a single shit about what kind of blasphemy weird rednecks or blacks get up
What the fuck are you on about? Of course they do. Just because people aren't killed over religious schisms in your neck of the woods doesn't mean it doesn't happen.

Look. Make a thread on /pol/ so we can talk about this among like-minded people.

>>97348293
Okay, I thought the context was pretty clear, but you misunderstood my point.
see >>97347826
What I mean is nobody cared to dispute whether snake-handlers and Vodou are Christians, because nobody feels the need to defend Christianity's honor like that.

But to your point - quite frankly - No, Christianity does not do a lot of purging blasphemers. As evident by the fucking mess of cults and denominations we have running around. Those times are mostly in the past.

>Look. Make a thread on /pol/ so we can talk about this among like-minded people.
We don't need a thread to discuss whether the Nation of Islam is related to Islam, that's ridiculous. Also don't pretend like you think a thread like that could exist on /pol/ and be even remotely on topic lmao.

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>>97332011
This is a hate crime.

>>97347831
Sorry muzzie, but if Christians have to accept Mormons as their retarded step-headed redchild then you have to accept nation of islam as yours

>>97346982
I like Werewolf: the Apocalypse.

>>97346900
An aversion to the traditional late-20th-century work-life balance, disillusionment with traditional late-20th-century media (television) in favour of new digital media (streams and podcasts) and radical honesty about their beliefs and interests.

Being bold and outspoken, searching for digital media that compounds their views and cringing at the thought of letting wageslavery define them are traits shared by all of the countercultural groups you listed and more. Which is reasonable, as at least two out of three of those traits are shared with the countercultures of prior generations.

>>97346982
>>97347000
I also like Werewolf the Apocalypse.

>>97346982
I like Werewolf: the Apocalypse more than any other World of Darkness game.

Modern WoD would either be Werewolf-esque eco-terrorism or a permutation of Mage. The Technocracy still works as the group to rail against, they're just no longer a proper union with the conventions clashing in some areas while coming together on certain issues.

The NWO, Syndicate, Iterators, Progenitors, and Engineers, as well as whatever you would want to add on that isn't covered by those conventions, are constantly butting heads, but they're still the heads of the same Terranorming, absolutist hydra.

IMO, modern counter-culture is pulling an Uncle Ted and escaping the soul-shredding agony matrix of modernity. Perhaps this could be expressed through having players journey towards 'Escape' or 'Exodus' similar to attaining humanity in Promethean.

>>97337791
I wonder what core feature this monster subclass will have.

>>97340352
My assumption it'd be something like "An Anthropoid Bioconstruct can use the [ENGULF] action without possessing the required block. Allies engulfed can increase number of dice rolled when engulfed and will not take any negative conditions unless otherwise stated" With a block that shows how the dice increases/how many monsters can fit inside it or something like that.

>>97339658
That image is funny

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I'm still pretty interested in these guys from one of the last threads

>>97348467
Very excited for the Pstalker update when its finished.

>>97331373
This sort of thing is why I realised this inane question threads aren't for any actual purpose, at least not for locals. If you can answer this question with multiple answers yourself already, then you don't need the thread, but if you're a retard and you can't answer the question yourself, then the thread is also redundant because you clearly don't have the mental capability to benefit from the thread anyway. It's like a creative catch 22.

Which then makes me think what is it actually for? Why do people make artificial pointless threads? Training AI? Stealing content for YouTube? Trying to disguise how few of us real posters are left? I can certainly see why most creatives jumped ship years ago.

>>97314824
>Romero said it wasn't political
>while also saying that at the time they couldn't help but be influenced
Ok

>>97345063
>while also saying that at the time they couldn't help but be influenced
Where?

The Video Dead did, when they were locked up together.

>>97346628
Yeah, but they were pretty atypical for zombies. You could trick them into thinking they were dead dead for a while, too.