Bay 12 Games Forum

Y'all ever heard of Business cat? Also, I heard people call Freefall a furry comic, and I don't really get why, is it because it has a humanoid animal as the main protagonist? because that would make both spongebob and the amazing world of gumball furry tv shows

Technically you are correct, but this is a very vague issue. The main flag that Freefall has is that the characters are somewhat decently proportioned. The stick-arms and block-bodies throw off any connection to real beings, so they are television shows about conceptual animals as people rather than depicted animals as people. Then there is the fact that "furry" as an insult is related to uncanny valley applied to sexuality, two of the most irrational-hatred triggering facets of human psychology, and it is immediately apparent that there are no reliable standards on the issue. Everyone will have their own opinion and may or may not compromise that opinion in order to fit in with a mob. So the answer is "Spongebob is a brick with a face on it, who would care about that? Freefall has a dog acting like a human, that is wrong!". Of special note is that Freefall has a squid in a space-suit that I am confident doesn't often get flagged as furry... also the robots...
Or the short answer: All humans are stupid. Everything is stupid until proven otherwise.

Did Myst do that?

We are in no condition to discuss contracts, and it is hardly our primary skill. The others, Hal especially, have their own stake in things and we should trust them to make this decision. The contract seems pretty neutral. The objectives and payment should be reliable, though the John is likely, for one reasons or another, to spill everything to the driders when they ask. Not a good job, but it fulfils the criteria, and the driders are on our list anyway so getting paid is... Meh, feeling neutral on this, so let the others decide.

Considering one way to lose is all cards gone it does, it also expands on how strategic the cards should be played. It’s a con and a way to make sure people use them smart I guess.

-The game ends (i.e. either player runs out of cards in their deck and hand), and the player's opponent has less HP than they do

Just clarifying that you can win by losing all your cards. At least by my reading of the rules... Losing all your cards is usually a loss in these types of games so it bears noting that it doesn't directly(though it is a very close indirect) affect who wins.

I want to sign up just to troll the G.M. with a body-horror song, but then I realised that probably most people are trolling the G.M., and they have enough decks to make already... Should I try my luck or just observe?