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Miriam Margoyles said:
If that's all it was, I'd agree with you.

But it's the combination of things.

It's the growing out of his hair.
It's the smug, self-congratulatory leftist politics.
It's the Space Marines painted in tranny colours.
It's the seething about TERFs unprompted in their Squats video.
It's the nail polish.
It's having a wife who is already a fat she/they.

And, most damningly for me, it's the friendship with this guy. David J Bradley - 'your aro/ace enby uncle'.

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A man who frequently shows up in the comments section of Snipe and Wib's videos, as well as even collaborating to their videos on occasion, and who, and I don't think it's just me here, gives off very 'off' vibes.

To paraphrase that bit in The Witches - 'None of these things is every any good on it's own. It's only when you put them all together that they start to make a bit more sense.'
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Either that or he is turning into an enby. Both options are retarded tho. I hope he troons out and cuts his dick off.
 
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Sinner's Sandwich said:
Either that or he is turning into an enby. Both options are retarded tho. I hope he troons out and cuts his dick off.
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As I say, I think a non-binary trooning is a lot more likely than a full on trooning, definitely.

It allows all of the benefits of trooning out - the special snowflake status and LGBT good boy points, as well as the abdication of 'male' status and, with it, any accusations of male privilege and toxic masculinity - without any of the negatives, like having to cut your cock off.

This makes it popular with men who are, let's be generous and say, not well served in terms of traditional and conventional masculinity, just like Wib.
 
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Mike Mearls has landed as an exec at Chaosmium.

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Can someone explain the beast the primordial in the most autistic context ever? From what I'm told the system is shit and written by a serial rapist who allows you to create rape monster for the greater good?

Edit: found a wiki post


This is the only whitewolf book I've stayed away from due to multiple complaints from friends
 
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This is why I stick to fun shit like mage, demon, and geist. Fuck that's terrible
 
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IAmNotAlpharius said:
So privateer press was sold.
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Warmahordes has been on life support since MKIV was released, mismanagement, hard to get product and a lack of new blood all played their part. When I got back into wargaming a long time ago Warmachine was my front runner but due to lack of players in my area I picked up 40K again and I'm glad I did. GW has its problems but nothing on the scale of privateer press.
 
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Inquisitor_BadAss said:
Warmahordes has been on life support since MKIV was released, mismanagement, hard to get product and a lack of new blood all played their part. When I got back into wargaming a long time ago Warmachine was my front runner but due to lack of players in my area I picked up 40K again and I'm glad I did. GW has its problems but nothing on the scale of privateer press.
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I can’t speak for all places but at least at my local game shops I actually liked playing 40K a lot more when some of the competitive players moved to warmachine. It’s not that I dislike competitive play but at least locally some of the more autistic players -ie the spergs who get angry when they lose- moved to warmahordes. I don’t mind competition but some of the warmahorde guys would be sore about not winning hard enough. Moreover there wasn’t anything in their range that I really wanted to build and paint.

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But imo it’s good for GW to have competition and the world building was interesting.
 
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IAmNotAlpharius said:
I don’t mind competition but some of the warmahorde guys would be sore about not winning hard enough.
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When you play pickup basketball you don't want a bunch of participation trophy winners going golly gee and refusing to go for the rebound when they miss the shot because "its not polite, its your turn with the ball", but you also don't want a bunch of dudes doing full on charging, tripping, and winging elbows at you with full force because they can't get called for technicals.
 
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Ghostse said:
I'm not surprised. I knew more people who collected the minis than played the games.

I wish star wars wasn't a trashfire now or i'd have loved to pick some models up for display.
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For a short period of time it was more popular than Warhammer in the hobby stores in my area.
 
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