Dude. You dredged up a post from LAST FREAKING YEAR to come and insult me. You don't get to be offended by my response. I didn't like something you like. Get over yourself. You are not important enough in the world - and neither is your opinion for that matter - to have any impact on what I do with my time, my…

But it's the internet! You can say whatever mean, bigoted thing you want on the internet just so long as it conforms to what other mean, bigoted things people are saying. Watch, I'll try:

Sonic the Hedgehog is only liked by gay frag furries with Justin Bieber and the Nickelback and the Bronies!

See? Now I just need…

Oh geez, just what I need... more stuff to add to my TV backlog!

Seriously - I still have some Starblazers VHS tapes around here someplace.

Damned kids!

Seriously - I still have some Starblazers VHS tapes around here someplace.

Damned kids!

I was just about to come here and say "it must have been roman candles in the ass."

No seriously, there's a putz on youtube who did it.

I'm happy you came back almost 10 months later to insult me. Good show sir! Tell me, oh wise squire, what other important life lessons shall I glean from video games? What other ways have I ruined my existence that I need your explicit approval on? My marriage perhaps? My career choice?

Seriously, there is nothing…

Ok, now I want to mod Kirk as a drama queen into the game once it comes out for PC.

It took my 10 years to get my current group together, and it was worth it. Good luck, is all I can really say.

Also thank you for your service (or, in the case of you being a military brat, thank your parents/guardians for their service).

Hm, alright, I can't argue with you on that. For Rifts, at least, I've managed to shrink the necessary books down to the core book, the GM's buide, and the book of magic. My player's need the core book, a book of magic, and whatever world book their character is using.

Granted, it helps that we always played at my…

That's a major shame. My friends and I have never understood why some players play evil, or even just douchebags. Why not be heroic? Why not be the good guys fighting off against the ruinous tides of evil? More people are turned off of awesome RPGs by bad GMs and bad players.

Ok, see, you've mentioned something that ticks me off way more than munchkin players - GMs that don't "get it."

My job, as a GM, is to run a fun game for friends to act heroic and fight the bad guys. It isn't me vs. you. It is you vs. the world, with me dictating the consequences of actions.

See, you probably wouldn't have gotten away with that in my game. The head phasing thing would have been at a massive penalty, and I doubt the risk-reward would have made the attack worth it. The portable hole trick you could try once before ripping open a hole to the astral plane. After that, I would roll randomly…

Ok, I turned the crank, but nothing happened. There's a light here, it looks kinda bluish, and I can see a ship off in the horizon that is upside down. What do I need to do?

I think I have more Rifts houserules than actual Rifts rules. Palladium's biggest problem is not with their imagination, it is with their implementation.

Rifts is a clunky system that falls on itself more than it helps. You need to play it a few times to learn what needs a houserule.

Honestly, the diversity of the world and the amount of stuff that is in it is what keeps me coming back. There is literally something for everyone in Rifts.

There was actually one problem that could happen with younger pilots - you can actually fire off the entire drum of bullets in about 20-30 seconds.

Doing so would leave the weapon at a few thousand degrees Kelvin, and would most likely melt through the aircraft. Badass.

I wonder if that means I'll lose the $0.25 I currently have in the auction house.

I sold a legendary for $1.25. Blizzard kept $1.00.

Minimum cost to buy anything is $1.00 btw.

I feel cheated, save for the fact that I really kinda sorta cheated someone out of $1.25 to sell an item that honestly was not and never will be…

System Shock 2

MMOs aren't JRPGs, but MMO players tend to enjoy JRPGs. It's a platform adoption question, not a genre one.