Yosharian
Arcane
Jesus Christ you are stupid, Lann. 'Women can handle combat because they give birth' must be the most stupid thing I've ever read in this thread and that's saying something
It is reasonable to want something more than cartoonish high fantasy, is it not?As a rule, no. But most overtly political literature is pretty crappy, modern stuff doubly so. In your example, it sounds like a tacked on thematic component that doesn't flow naturally from the story or the fantasy.
Which I find is the case with a lot of modern literature that attempts to be political before it attempts to be good poetry. Chiefly, "feminist" art.
But Valerie ain't that. She's a completely typical cliché from the dawn of fantasy itself. The same goes for the concept of plate-wearing women in P:K as a whole - they fit completely naturally into the cartoonish high fantasy setting here. Her main crime as a character is being a fairly run-of-the-mill man-girl-proves-herself-to-the-world-but-really-she's-proving-something-to-herself story, but then again: it's cartoonish high fantasy. The floor for our expecations must be low. Of course there is such a thing as a fiction contract, but females in plate armor don’t come close to breaking that considering what else is allowed as part of this fiction’s non-supernatural.
I think now that we all went the full circle and people realised that what you thought you wanted was never truly wanted, we can safely drop all this retarded edgyness, faux historicism and HEMA snobism and enjoy pretty girls in any shape and form, as men actually do, by praising those that given us great art like, say, Frank Frazetta and similar.Oh noo! Not women in armour! Anything but women in armour!
It is reasonable to want something more than cartoonish high fantasy, is it not?As a rule, no. But most overtly political literature is pretty crappy, modern stuff doubly so. In your example, it sounds like a tacked on thematic component that doesn't flow naturally from the story or the fantasy.
Which I find is the case with a lot of modern literature that attempts to be political before it attempts to be good poetry. Chiefly, "feminist" art.
But Valerie ain't that. She's a completely typical cliché from the dawn of fantasy itself. The same goes for the concept of plate-wearing women in P:K as a whole - they fit completely naturally into the cartoonish high fantasy setting here. Her main crime as a character is being a fairly run-of-the-mill man-girl-proves-herself-to-the-world-but-really-she's-proving-something-to-herself story, but then again: it's cartoonish high fantasy. The floor for our expecations must be low. Of course there is such a thing as a fiction contract, but females in plate armor don’t come close to breaking that considering what else is allowed as part of this fiction’s non-supernatural.
Nah. I love my armored babes. Hot as fuck!The age of plate armor is over.
write some instead of your builds you will never play.It is reasonable to want something more than cartoonish high fantasy, is it not?
but Monks can't wear armorNah. I love my armored babes. Hot as fuck!The age of plate armor is over.
But monks usually join a party of adventurers. Surely there will be hot babes in armor, right?but Monks can't wear armor
write some instead of your builds you will never play.It is reasonable to want something more than cartoonish high fantasy, is it not?
pathfinder is stupid fantasy and reason it's not terrible is because it doesn't overextend to be something else.
neither valerie nor kingmaker writing deserve all the air people blown these last pages.
it's a stupid game, it's not Art. what art it has is in the gameplay, how it should be.
If you know only your office and see only odnoklassniki you won't write any art.People write about what they know and see and want. That's art.
I do write my own campaigns actually.write some instead of your builds you will never play.It is reasonable to want something more than cartoonish high fantasy, is it not?
pathfinder is stupid fantasy and reason it's not terrible is because it doesn't overextend to be something else.
neither valerie nor kingmaker writing deserve all the air people blown these last pages.
it's a stupid game, it's not Art. what art it has is in the gameplay, how it should be.
[doubt]Also how dare you, I play all my builds
great stories exists in other games (e.g. Fallout 2
It is reasonable to want something more than cartoonish high fantasy, is it not?As a rule, no. But most overtly political literature is pretty crappy, modern stuff doubly so. In your example, it sounds like a tacked on thematic component that doesn't flow naturally from the story or the fantasy.
Which I find is the case with a lot of modern literature that attempts to be political before it attempts to be good poetry. Chiefly, "feminist" art.
But Valerie ain't that. She's a completely typical cliché from the dawn of fantasy itself. The same goes for the concept of plate-wearing women in P:K as a whole - they fit completely naturally into the cartoonish high fantasy setting here. Her main crime as a character is being a fairly run-of-the-mill man-girl-proves-herself-to-the-world-but-really-she's-proving-something-to-herself story, but then again: it's cartoonish high fantasy. The floor for our expecations must be low. Of course there is such a thing as a fiction contract, but females in plate armor don’t come close to breaking that considering what else is allowed as part of this fiction’s non-supernatural.
It is reasonable to want something more than cartoonish high fantasy, is it not?As a rule, no. But most overtly political literature is pretty crappy, modern stuff doubly so. In your example, it sounds like a tacked on thematic component that doesn't flow naturally from the story or the fantasy.
Which I find is the case with a lot of modern literature that attempts to be political before it attempts to be good poetry. Chiefly, "feminist" art.
But Valerie ain't that. She's a completely typical cliché from the dawn of fantasy itself. The same goes for the concept of plate-wearing women in P:K as a whole - they fit completely naturally into the cartoonish high fantasy setting here. Her main crime as a character is being a fairly run-of-the-mill man-girl-proves-herself-to-the-world-but-really-she's-proving-something-to-herself story, but then again: it's cartoonish high fantasy. The floor for our expecations must be low. Of course there is such a thing as a fiction contract, but females in plate armor don’t come close to breaking that considering what else is allowed as part of this fiction’s non-supernatural.
Sure, but once you know what Golarion is it becomes pretty clear that's what you're getting. I mean even by the standards of Faerun (which people used to pan), Golarion is exponentially more simplistic and brain-dead than that.
pathfinder is stupid fantasy and reason it's not terrible is because it doesn't overextend to be something else.It is reasonable to want something more than cartoonish high fantasy, is it not?
neither valerie nor kingmaker writing deserve all the air people blown these last pages.
it's a stupid game, it's not Art. what art it has is in the gameplay, how it should be.
Between Butch feminists in heavy armour and "no women allowed, get back in the kitchen" this is the only good take.I think now that we all went the full circle and people realised that what you thought you wanted was never truly wanted, we can safely drop all this retarded edgyness, faux historicism and HEMA snobism and enjoy pretty girls in any shape and form, as men actually do, by praising those that given us great art like, say, Frank Frazetta and similar.Oh noo! Not women in armour! Anything but women in armour!
The age of plate armor is over. I want my next fantasy to only be barbarians in fur loincloth, and naked amiris on sabletooth tigers in postapoc world of ochres and olive shadows.
What's incoherent there? But very well, here's what I mean:Despite his incoherent rant
What's incoherent there? But very well, here's what I mean:Despite his incoherent rant
Even when you say something truthful you put it in such high and mighty way with metaphors that make you sound like LE villain a-la Edwin that it's cringier to read than most zealous Desiderus fanaticism. It's like reading MRY but bad.
stuff ala get laid or if we're talking genders in fantasy = self projection etc. is stuff I often hear from puritans.What am I saying that's particularly puritan..?