Kakumei

Backwards Room is fucking phenomenal. That is all.

Congrats I guess???? GREAT JOB OCR YOU DIDN'T DIE

The point is that if someone calls you a stupid retard on the internet, getting bent out of shape and whiny about it kind of proves that you're actually a stupid retard hth

No kidding. People wax nostalgic about Unmod all the time and look at it through rose-colored glasses and all of that but boy do I miss it in instances like this. twelve-year-olds don't belong on the internet

If you're seriously twelve then I guess I can understand, but still that's pretty lol.

What on earth is wrong with porn

lmao I'm an ace of diamonds what in the fuck Also, there was another card deck you did with production values somewhere in between those two. I still have it on an old computer somewhere. Also, hi. I miss some people sometimes. Whatever happened to mad_bastard? He owned.

Coming out of retirement solely to say how great 31 Seconds is. The rest of the album is pretty fantastic, but that track is just head and shoulders above everything else.

holy shit COME VISIT US you DICK

Being in Disciples of the Mix (and its descendants, Do A Barrel Roll and Savage Seduction) was by far some of the best times of gaming I've ever had. Hands down. As Equinox stated, I met people through that guild that I still talk to today, and, as nerdy as this sounds, without that experience I'd lead a much lonelier online life. Guild Wars was, and still is in a lot of ways, a fantastic game. I've logged well over 3000 hours since its inception, and I don't regret a moment of it--though I will attribute a vast amount of that enjoyment to the people I played with. Equinox, Origami, Dead Hex, D-Lux, Azul, Brycepops, irriadin, T-Stock, and a whole shitload of other people who are an absolute blast to play with--whether having Origami yell at us for sucking in the middle of a GvG, going out and traipsing across the Southern Shiverpeaks as a guild to cap Feast of Corruption, hanging out on Ventrilo calling each other fags and just generally shooting the shit, or the eventual addition of the IRC channel #roll--all of these I look upon quite fondly. Granted, if you're playing solely by yourself, it's not going to be as fun--that's just how multiplayer games are. And by this time, the 'OCR guild' itself is long dead, of course. But GW2 is on the horizon, and I know I'll be diving in headfirst--perhaps at that point, we can rouse up interest here once again.

Titles are pretty much the only reason I still play--good thing, too, as they're incredibly time-consuming, so I still have a lot to do. 29/33 for Canthan Vanquisher, and Elona is next.

My brother tried to get me to play with him using that argument--"we roll less and not too often!"--but as far as I'm concerned, if you're rolling dice, using stats, numbers, all of that, you're not really roleplaying, you're just...playing a game.

"I bend down and look through the keyhole." "Okay, you get a splinter in your eye because there is no fucking keyhole." D&D with my brother and his friends was awesome; though I abhor the game now. Roleplaying with numbers is boring.