Yup, my bet as well.

I know everyone's getting all Dresden Files on this, but I seem to remember someone else schlubbing around monster dens in Chicago, even if he did come by way of Vegas and Seattle.

I really enjoyed that book, and second your recommendation of it.

Agreed. I've had a fair bit of fun extricating myself from some of my poor tactical choices in a couple of fights. Playing conservatively,(buff,buff, move to cover even without an enemy in view) seems to get you through anything, but running in axe a-swinging at a horde of ghouls after you've lost control of your…

Don't bring the Klingon gods into this. They already dealt with those problems in their wisdom.

Seriously, that was turning my stomach.

Lord, I wish it were a burner, but thank you. Now off I go to troll and to be treated as I should be.

I remember an odd thing about actually playing a fighter in the arcades now in the mid-90's: the fight below the buttons.

I'm not really in any position to shun anyone as it is.

It'd probably cheaper in the long run if it was just some wild hearted son.

That's an excellent point. They do kinda sound like my Grannie waxing nostalgic about George Wallace. I'd do a word replacement bit with one of their posts and switching out some of their words with Grannie's talking points, but I don't wanna get banned before happy hour.

Long time reader, first time poster. That being said, kill it with fire.