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Eventually people realized that science = magic, and started working on it in secret. However, people started claiming that they were "more powerful than the gods", and discredited the system. I can't image why.[URL='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_theory']Wikipedia[/URL] said:A scientific theory is an explanation of some aspect of the natural world that can, in accordance with the scientific method, be repeatedly tested, using a predefined protocol of observations and experiments.Established scientific theories have withstood rigorous scrutiny and are a comprehensive form of scientific knowledge.
I'm going to end this part with something that could work in a better setting, namely the idea that magical effects require some kind of semi-possible cause to not backfire horribly. The example the book gives is destroying a table by snapping your fingers and commanding it to blow up would be highly likely to cause a horrible bending of reality. However, setting off some kind of chain event by influencing probability, like causing a drunk to fall into the table and break it, is less likely to fuck with reality because there's an actual cause for the table's destruction. This could actually be interesting in a better setting, with magic being less "I cast Magic Missile" and more of a Rube Goldberg influencing of probability to achieve an effect. Sadly, this doesn't get elaborated on more.
They literally ripped off one of the few potentially interesting things from a World of Darkness gameYeah, it does work in a better setting, Mage the goddamn Awakening. The book explains that a Mage can do some groundwork to make the unbelievable more believable. This only really works when covert spells (which are normally not Paradox making) would become less covert (the example they give is a sturdy boardwalk suddenly collapsing with magic, people wouldn't believe it).
They literally ripped off one of the few potentially interesting things from a World of Darkness game
Well, time to prepare your anuses folks, because this is
Randall Reads a Terrible RPG
Part 5 (Race Relations)
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- Everything has been shit forever. Diseases popped out of nowhere, and fertility rates dropped.
- Computer viruses can magically appear from nowhere and cut down the internet.
- THE CHEMICAL IN THE WATER
TURNED THE FRIGGEN FROGS GAYlowered the birth rate.- Da evil government of warmongers were more concerned with fighting all the wars rather than the fact that literally the food supply was running out. Either the pre-apocalypse government were completely exceptional, or communists. I mean, that's just stupid evil levels of incompetence. You need a population to recruit from and raise taxes for a war effort from, not to mention serving as a labor base for building weaponry. It's almost like just needed all the pre-apocalypse humans to be chaotic stupid evil in order to make it so her Mary Sue race of David Bowie clones could rise up.
- Apparently nukes were flung around so much that entire countries were glassed. And yet civilization was still somehow limping along, instead of, you know, completely being wiped out in a nuclear winter.
- The planet decided to holocaust the chaotic evil humans making the nuclear wars and shit. A bunch of natural disasters happened and shit.
- This didn't stop the crazed humans from warring, because of course it didn't.
- The cities all turned into Detroit, with crazed gangs of juggalos raping and murdering everything outside the gated communities. So, basically modern day Brazil. This is also when the Raythlu first showed up, as one of the juggalo street gangs.
- The Uberhar overrun "Carmine", and slaughtered everyone there, civilian and soldier alike. Huzzah for the good guys.
- After bombing Iraq for the 14th time, the government finally realized that major cities were being overtaken by street gangs. Think about that for a moment. Imagine if, say, a gang of juggalos took over, say, Flagstaff. They overrun the police department, drive out the national guard, and burn the city to the ground. How the fuck would a government not notice something like that happening? Even the most ass-backwards modern nations would have some idea if an armed militia overtook one of their cities. That's not exactly something you can ignore until actual cites are being swamped by Bishie Zombies. Is everyone except the author's Mary Sues just exceptional in this world?
- The Wraeththu form Road Warrior style gangs and overrun the continent of Megalithica (which is the faggot name for North America).
- Humans now use the Uberhar terms for places (you'd think that they'd try to retain their heritage and culture instead of assimilating to the language of the invaders)
- The remaining humans are now crazy survivalists holed up with guns, or fragmented city states struggling to survive.
- The humans view the Uberhar as an evil virus, bent on exterminating them (gee, I wonder why they would think that?)
- The foolish humans believe that Wraeththluhu are mindless animals, and they shall eventually rise up and retake the planet. Foolish humans, for they trifle with something far worse than demons or angels. The author's Mary Sue race.
- "BURN AND FLAY" sounds like a line from the Doom Comic.
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Next Time on Randall Reads a Terrible RPG:
- The Master Race started as violent street gangs running around killing random people for no real reason other than lols.
- Eventually they fanned out into roving packs of rape bikers, burning towns and villages that lay before them, harvesting the worthy humans and slaughtering the rest. (OUR HEROS EVERYONE)
- "Being human had been such a drag. It had been bred into us to conform to some greater good, and to fear what would happen if we did not"
says the murderous rape biker who brags about killing 14 Untermensch with his bare hands. Yes, conformity is bad, especially when it prevents you from being a psychotic murderer. But that's okay, humans are the inferior race after all.
- Manticker, the Rape Bandits leader, is literally just Toecutter from the first Mad Max film. He's the leader of a group of bikers ravaging the blighted countryside of a dystopian world, rampaging through the wastes for shits and giggles.
- The Rape Bandits slaughter a town of human resistance, Narrator gets a mancrush on an unconverted human, and NotToecutter gets upset over the death of the human resistance leader. See, King Rape Bandit is a Nice Guy!
- The Rape Bandits Booze Van breaks down
Afterwards many human children were slaughtered to quench the thirst of the rape bandits.
- The Rape Bandits eventually take Seattle and set up camp in the Space Needle.
- California falls into the Pacific. Rest In Spaghetti, Never Forgetti!
We Play Guess the Country.
So, our cover is a deviantart picture of a knife, a flower
Wraethuthu have flower penises
You're not the first to point that out. It is, indeed, probably a dick....Yeah, I don't think that's a flower on the cover.
Truly only the most quality of games have penises on their covers.You're not the first to point that out. It is, indeed, probably a dick.
Next time on Randall Reads a Terrible RPG:
We actually get to the game mechanics (and good god are they bad)
Raping women to death is a viable combat option in FATAL (but not men, because that would be gay.) I doubt this gets to that level.Are we talking FATAL bad or system that is just generally mundanely shit?