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Meanwhile, Vic is enjoying fan interactions at Tupelo Con:


If anymore show up, they'll be posted.
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While looking for updates from Tupelo Con, I came across this sped:


MuH RePrEsEnTaTiOn

Who is this retard and why doesn't he get that black and gay people have very real historical reasons for, themselves, understanding that false accusations of rape can have very serious consequences.

Has this idiot ever heard of lynching?
 
Who is this exceptional individual and why doesn't he get that black and gay people have very real historical reasons for, themselves, understanding that false accusations of rape can have very serious consequences.

Has this idiot ever heard of lynching?

DNA results came back.
Confirmed KickVic Troglodyte.
Blood tests confirm a lack of testosterone caused by soy-based products.
 

Now I haven't been buying the assault allegations because Allah requires four witnesses to a given assault, and no such witnesses have been provided as of yet for any accusation.

However sandwich theft does not require witnesses. And sandwich theft is a line no one should cross. Even Jussie Smollett's assaulters did not steal his sandwich. So Vic has crossed the line, and I'm KickVic now #IStandWithSandwiches!!
 
I never liked playing with people who wanted to be Paladins. They had a terrible habit of being Rule Lawyers. 10/10 times I'd rather play with a Murder Hobo then try playing table top with Alinsky.

I find it fascinating watching this group continue to attempt to virtue spiral, despite the fact that they keep getting slapped down. They can't really overly escalate, so they just keep throwing the same accusations over and over and over. We can even see the things that they wanted to escalate further to- Armzgurl's obsession with Vic's ma, for example- but they don't have enough room to take off.

And this is why you never use the exact same tactics when you're being competitive. I don't care how devastating your right hook is, at some point you'll come up against an opponent that's been watching you, and they'll know to duck and jab right back at you.
Reminds me of one of the most goody two-shoes paladins I ever knew. I had a character who was the most annoying prick I ever played, and I specialized in those. I knew something the party needed to beat the big bad and lorded it over them and especially mocked the paladin, who really wanted to kill me but couldn't.

Because of an accident, the party prematurely found out what my character knew that they needed. This was supposed to happen, but later, but anyway, the paladin was commenting darkly that there was no particular reason for me to be alive any more. I taunted him about how totally not good and not lawful it would be to kill me.

He ran me through with a sword on the spot. He wasn't that kind of a paladin. He was the cool kind.

And everyone stood and applauded. (They actually did including me.)
People who play pallies like this in D&D genuinely make me sad. The idea that you have to be the nicest goody two-shoes the entirety of an adventure and never once be mean or rude is so stupidly restrictive. I myself am just finishing up a pathfinder campaign (Kingmaker, if anyone cares) where I played as a paladin of Erastil, god of agriculture and community. I was chosen to be king of our fledgling kingdom, and I worked to make it the best damn kingdom I could. When it came to interactions with other kingdoms, sometimes it would end up coming down to shooting an arrow through the opposing royal's throat. I would always start with diplomacy (and was generally pretty good at it), but sometimes being nice just won't work. As long as I put the health and prosperity of my community (kingdom) first, then my actions were generally just.

That being said, I know sometimes it can also be the fault of dickhead GMs who go "oh you weren't the prime exemplar of human goody-two-shoe-ness, so your god is pissed at you and all your powers will be stripped"

While looking for updates from Tupelo Con, I came across this sped:


MuH RePrEsEnTaTiOn
I laughed really hard at the idiot throwing in "he stole a sandwich" at the end. Like yeah the rest wasn't bad, but holy shit the sandwich tho what a dick I'm kickvic now all the way 100% convinced
 
A mural that had stuff like a bloody dead baby, fat naked chicks, lot of pics of girls organ being ripped out and I normally have a light stomach on this stuff but the grand moment was when my ADHD kicked in and said

"Is that a Kiseki character?" And I forgot about the rest of it. My inner weeb trumps all.
But was it Estelle?

That second picture with the awkward arm position to avoid having to hug both the man and woman by the shoulders.
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Did anything change between now and Kamehacon? He was hugging chicks there, wasn't he?
 
People who play pallies like this in D&D genuinely make me sad. The idea that you have to be the nicest goody two-shoes the entirety of an adventure and never once be mean or rude is so stupidly restrictive.

I agree, I like my Paladins to be more on the holy warrior righteous fist of God archetype, rather than the bland Boy Scout variety.
 
But was it Estelle?

Looked like "Cuteness is Justice" Anelace. One day she will return. One day.

Did anything change between now and Kamehacon? He was hugging chicks there, wasn't he?

Being honest, I think he's just a bit awkward. Not trying to start anything but I've seen pictures and said "yeah, I can see why people might think he's creepy from looking at that pic." There's nothing wrong with being awkward as let's face it: we all have an awkward school girl inside of us.

........And that came out wrong
 
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