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And yes, there is manga architecture, but you probably don't care.

nope, i'll just note it down so i don't use that argument again, but i'm not looking it up or anything... but i bet what you think is manga architecture is actually manga inspired architecture

and i'm sorry if i was rude, but i was offended by your comments

Quote from: Jackrabbit on May 16, 2010, 06:02:12 pm

Are you serious what.

He said he didn't like manga. I just decided to point out how rediculous that statement is by replacing it with another art form.

do you enjoy abstract expressionism? what about russian constructivism? or even suprematism? it's legitimate to hate an art style, particularly when it's ugly

this isnt the place to discuss this stuff, i stated i hated manga because it was pertinent, first because it was a curious coincidence that somebody related my appearance to something i hate, and i have my reasons, wich are perfectly good reasons, and second because i felt it was necessary to state that i wasnt activelly trying to look like a manga character, as so many callow teenagers in this decade do

i've no particular problem with hentai in particular or porn in general, just regular manga and anime..

i hate manga

i have the hitler youth haircut, to wich i apply tons of hair gel to make it look manlier

I didn't give them my stuff, I showed them that we had valuable trade goods. I need an inventory of what they have.

yes, but come on, a sword?

noises will make this more interesting

Quote from: Askot Bokbondeler on May 16, 2010, 10:02:35 am

still the benefit would be slight compared to mage\warrior combo, or mage\usefull skill, because having two skills using up the same resource is effectively equal to having only two half skills. l but it was the person's choice, the gm is not to blame for it

A turn is a resource as well, and it's used by all combat skills: even a warrior/mage needs to choose between melee or magic each turn. Not many people took utility skills, though.

still it a mage fighter could cast as much spels as a mage mage, and when he runs out of spells he can use his swords, while the mage mage is limited to his amount of mana. they get a little advantage for versatility, but i think that to be trully balanced they'd get something like 130 mana or something...
but it's not that important, and i'm not feeling confortable discussing the rules, i don't want to get on the game master's wrong side so let's move on

oh. excuse me. i am not very educated in pop culture.

confusing star trek with stanley kubrick is at the very least insulting