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ERYFKRAD

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Strap Yourselves In Serpent in the Staglands Shadorwun: Hong Kong Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire Steve gets a Kidney but I don't even get a tag. Pathfinder: Wrath I'm very into cock and ball torture I helped put crap in Monomyth
Please post pictures of your niece and her gfs.

Thanks
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Who the black dude in the back?
 

Grunker

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The more important question, Who's dumb enough to ask a friend to play a video game instead of going to party and have fun? Baldur's gate 3 in top of that.

Don't answer I know it: Codexers.
Uh, why not both??? Comes across as roleplaying having a social life if you think it's not common for people to play games with their irl friends where interests align...
Because the first thing that happens whenever you tell a woman with a social life, you play tabletop or video games is this:
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My current girlfriend is the youngest I've ever dated (I usually date very close to my own age), and her take on it was pretty funny. As most beautiful women she finds my nerddom kind of cringe, but she's also admitted she wished tabletop gaming wasn't a social taboo because she'd love to play Dungeons & Dragons since it looks so fun. Which had me laugh
 

Swen

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The more important question, Who's dumb enough to ask a friend to play a video game instead of going to party and have fun? Baldur's gate 3 in top of that.

Don't answer I know it: Codexers.
Uh, why not both??? Comes across as roleplaying having a social life if you think it's not common for people to play games with their irl friends where interests align...
Because the first thing that happens whenever you tell a woman with a social life, you play tabletop or video games is this:
34956233_34956226.jpg

My current girlfriend is the youngest I've ever dated (I usually date very close to my own age), and her take on it was pretty funny. As most beautiful women she finds my nerddom kind of cringe, but she's also admitted she wished tabletop gaming wasn't a social taboo because she'd love to play Dungeons & Dragons because it looks so fun. Which had me laugh
Post pics of gf, thanks
 

Ryzer

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The more important question, Who's dumb enough to ask a friend to play a video game instead of going to party and have fun? Baldur's gate 3 in top of that.

Don't answer I know it: Codexers.
Uh, why not both??? Comes across as roleplaying having a social life if you think it's not common for people to play games with their irl friends where interests align...
Because the first thing that happens whenever you tell a woman with a social life, you play tabletop or video games is this:
34956233_34956226.jpg

My current girlfriend is the youngest I've ever dated (I usually date very close to my own age), and her take on it was pretty funny. As most beautiful women she finds my nerddom kind of cringe, but she's also admitted she wished tabletop gaming wasn't a social taboo because she'd love to play Dungeons & Dragons because it looks so fun. Which had me laugh
She told you that because she loves you in spite of that not because of that, you simp. Do you seriously think she likes emasculate men playing fantasy games with dragons and stuff for 5 years old? come on get on with reality.
 

Grauken

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She told you that because she loves you in spite of that not because of that, you simp. You think she likes emasculate men playing fantasy games with dragons and stuff for 5 years old, come on get on with reality.
I think the incel thread is more your speed
 

Grunker

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The more important question, Who's dumb enough to ask a friend to play a video game instead of going to party and have fun? Baldur's gate 3 in top of that.

Don't answer I know it: Codexers.
Uh, why not both??? Comes across as roleplaying having a social life if you think it's not common for people to play games with their irl friends where interests align...
Because the first thing that happens whenever you tell a woman with a social life, you play tabletop or video games is this:
34956233_34956226.jpg

My current girlfriend is the youngest I've ever dated (I usually date very close to my own age), and her take on it was pretty funny. As most beautiful women she finds my nerddom kind of cringe, but she's also admitted she wished tabletop gaming wasn't a social taboo because she'd love to play Dungeons & Dragons because it looks so fun. Which had me laugh
Post pics of gf, thanks

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Tyranicon

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I feel like there's a lot of changes to the pnp rules due to Larian being too lazy to implement them in the game.

For example, the Paladin's Divine Sense.

PnP:

The presence of strong evil registers on your senses like a noxious odor, and powerful good rings like heavenly music in your ears. As an action, you can open your awareness to detect such forces. Until the end of your next turn, you know the location of any celestial, fiend, or undead within 60 feet of you that is not behind total cover. You know the type (celestial, fiend, or undead) of any being whose presence you sense, but not its identity (the vampire Count Strahd von Zarovich, for instance). Within the same radius, you also detect the presence of any place or object that has been consecrated or desecrated, as with the Hallow spell.

You can use this feature a number of times equal to 1 + your Charisma modifier. When you finish a long rest, you regain all expended uses.

BG 3 (EA version):

Tap into your spiritual awareness to gain advantage on attack rolls against celestials, fiends and undead. Duration: 2 turns. Bonus action. 1 use per short rest.

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Gradenmayer

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This Morgana Evelyn channel got me curious. Was someone really obsessed enough to feed a voice generation algorithm with Shadowheart's lines? Because I don't see how else he is making the videos in that voice.
I wouldn’t call it an obsession because It’s not that hard to do nowadays, but yes it’s probably AI.
How difficult is it though? I watched a report showing how one journalist partook in an experiment to get himself completely replaced by AI while he was technically working from home. Specifically for getting his voice right, he went to a private company which was using proprietary tools and Machine learning algorithm for getting voices to sound good enough.
There are online services that train like 10 voices per month for 10-20$ sub fee. Like elevenlabs.

If you want really good recreation you can pay 100$-200$ to make a hand tuned model that sounds really genuine.

There are some locally ran systems, but I didn’t dig beyond image generation- pc does not have the chops for it. But it’s probably a set-up time worth of 10 hours+ however long it takes to feed model the audio and give it feedback.
 

Ulysa

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The more important question, Who's dumb enough to ask a friend to play a video game instead of going to party and have fun? Baldur's gate 3 in top of that.

Don't answer I know it: Codexers.
Uh, why not both??? Comes across as roleplaying having a social life if you think it's not common for people to play games with their irl friends where interests align...
Because the first thing that happens whenever you tell a woman with a social life, you play tabletop or video games is this:
34956233_34956226.jpg

My current girlfriend is the youngest I've ever dated (I usually date very close to my own age), and her take on it was pretty funny. As most beautiful women she finds my nerddom kind of cringe, but she's also admitted she wished tabletop gaming wasn't a social taboo because she'd love to play Dungeons & Dragons since it looks so fun. Which had me laugh
Please let her know there are a lot of beautiful women that play whatever they want even if it looks nerdy. Poor girl jesus christ.
 

Grunker

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Do you seriously think she likes emasculate men playing fantasy games with dragons and stuff for 5 years old

u can't read lol

Grunker said:
As most beautiful women she finds my nerddom kind of cringe

What she likes is my 193 centimeters, my income, my status, my fitness and the fact that I'm very sociable. My nerddom and receding hairline she can live with. But I think she's genuinely kind of sad that social conventions bar her from trying D&D.

After getting older, I have a theory that a lot of women are secretly fantasy nerds. Would explain the massive weird adult normie female Harry Potter fandom we have in our country. One of my friends once got his normie girlfriend who had never played a video game to play Dragon Age and she got absolutely addicted to the story/characters.
 
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Grunker

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The more important question, Who's dumb enough to ask a friend to play a video game instead of going to party and have fun? Baldur's gate 3 in top of that.

Don't answer I know it: Codexers.
Uh, why not both??? Comes across as roleplaying having a social life if you think it's not common for people to play games with their irl friends where interests align...
Because the first thing that happens whenever you tell a woman with a social life, you play tabletop or video games is this:
34956233_34956226.jpg

My current girlfriend is the youngest I've ever dated (I usually date very close to my own age), and her take on it was pretty funny. As most beautiful women she finds my nerddom kind of cringe, but she's also admitted she wished tabletop gaming wasn't a social taboo because she'd love to play Dungeons & Dragons since it looks so fun. Which had me laugh
Please let her know there are a lot of beautiful women that play whatever they want even if it looks nerdy

Social conventions are the reasons a lot of people don't do a lot of things.
 

Ryzer

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Grunker said:
As most beautiful women she finds my nerddom kind of cringe

What she likes is my 193 centimeters, my income, my status, my fitness and the fact that I'm very sociable. But I think she's genuinely kind of sad that social conventions bar her from trying D&D.
Ego is all right in this person.
 

Tyranicon

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  • Readying an action is not implemented
  • Grappling is not implemented.
  • Shove is not a part of the attack action... Shove only pushes the target back
Martial classes get nerfed again. Not surprising.

  • Anyone can cast any Spell scroll from any class list
  • Verbal, Somatic, and Material components are ignored
  • The game does not stop a character from casting a leveled spell with both an action and a bonus action
  • There is no cover system
  • Multiclassing ignores ability score requirements
  • Heavy armour does not have a Strength requirement
  • There is no magic item attunement system

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A Sorcadin is going to use this game to wipe its ass.
 

Grunker

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  • Readying an action is not implemented
  • Grappling is not implemented.
  • Shove is not a part of the attack action... Shove only pushes the target back
Martial classes get nerfed again. Not surprising.

Shove is massively more powerful than in tabletop because it's only a Bonus action, and your post omits that Larian buffed all martial classes by giving each weapon class unique Bonus action special abilities (refreshed on short rest), some of which are extremely useful.

A Sorcadin is going to use this game to wipe its ass.

Yes, multiclass combinations that are OP in tabletop will also be OP in BG3.
 

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