Warrior General Games

LOLO, glad we don't have to do that anymore.

Big +1

That was fun, rolling all day for an extremely high number. Thank god for the reroller

Originally posted by Robbnva
That was fun, rolling all day for an extremely high number. Thank god for the reroller

Oh yeah, that was a barrel full of fun. Ugh.

I actually kind of miss it.

Originally posted by jdbolick
I actually kind of miss it.

why? What is it you miss?

There were aspects to it that was fun. Which is why Bort liked it to begin with I imagine.

It had to go for all the well known reasons.

But it wasn't 100% bad.

Originally posted by jdbolick
I actually kind of miss it.

I get this. Back in the glory days of D&D, character creation was more than 1/2 the fun. It's the builder/gambler in us, I guess.

Originally posted by Theo Wizzago
I get this. Back in the glory days of D&D, character creation was more than 1/2 the fun. It's the builder/gambler in us, I guess.

The other half was the booze and the broads

I miss having to spend $3million on equipment for upgrades

Originally posted by Greg B
I miss having to spend $3million on equipment for upgrades

heh, they made team forums active though

ah, the days

If they had put a cap on rolls and not permitted you to retire the day you built then random would matter.

Otherwise it was just a huge waste of resources, especially once the reroller scripts were available.

Originally posted by Theo Wizzago
I get this. Back in the glory days of D&D, character creation was more than 1/2 the fun. It's the builder/gambler in us, I guess.
Pretty much.

Originally posted by Time Trial
If they had put a cap on rolls and not permitted you to retire the day you built then random would matter.

Otherwise it was just a huge waste of resources, especially once the reroller scripts were available.

Sure, if my HB who rolled a 12 Speed had a Flex cost adjustment and cost me only 50 Flex points sure.