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topic reads like a bad Vice headline from back in the day. I had found that most tier lists/guides for the classes in the Infinity Engine games were very much centered around powergaming or the difficulty mods, so I decided to make one that was a bit more general. Almost 3 hours later it was...

Learning to DM/GM is understanding that most players are basically just playing a version of themselves when it comes to their characters (which is completely fine), IMO :ROFLMAO:

I feel weird resurrecting this thread 7 months later, but this thread was actually what sparked an idea for a video I just got around to releasing. I found I shared many of the same feelings as many of you, namely in that I like alignment, but am under no illusion that it was a particularly...

Those are actually made to be painted! The dea of making a video doing so has crossed the mind, but I'm far from anything to write home about when it comes to a brush 😅

It's here! Pretty proud of this one overall! Let me know what you think!

The price point practically floored me. 20 bucks for the game and all it came with? Take me back! And I love all the blatant BG association. Although, seeing it referred to as the Baldur's Gate engine as opposed to the Infinity Engine will always mess with my brain.

If I remember correctly it was a dart. Can't for the life of me remember which one, but I believe that was a Cleric/Mage using darts.

Planning on making a video for Icewind Dale's 25th anniversary and MY GOD I AM GEEKING OUT TO GALACTIC DEGREES.

Holy crap! So sorry for just seeing this now! I tried for AGES to recreate this. Glad to know that I'm not going insane. Excellent work, my friend!

I appreciate the condolences! And, at this point, with the price of everything in the world, we might need discounts just to pay for the chocolate chips 🤣

I have eaten them and survived (to this point) It's a good amount of fun, but is a bit of a broken/buggy mess. There are some mods and whatnot that fix a lot of the issues, however.

Basically, legendary game designer Tim Cain includes recipes in the games he works on. For some reason, I filmed myself baking the cookies he left in the manual for Temple of Elemental Evil.

I'm in!!! The mental image of this is hysterical to me. "I don't know, man. I hit him with a darT and he SPONTENOUSLY COMBUSTED"

I wonder if there's some sort of difference between thrown weapons and ammunition? I've never seen this with bows/crossbows/slings. Maybe Darts/Throwing Axes can do it but fired weapons can't?

Was going back through some old footage and found this moment when I managed to gib an enemy with a dart. Has anyone else ever seen this with a thrown weapon? I don't think I have nor have I ever managed to recreate it.

I agree with a lot of what you've said, and, by the life of me, if by some magical miracle I've got all the time in the future to work on silly videos, the way "anyone can do anything" with basically zero restrictions has destroyed D&D post 3rd-edition is absolutely becoming a titanic of a...

Yes (and I had considered making mention of that), but, when speaking to a general audience, I don't think most are as big of nerds as us to go all the way back and start romping through POR. Much appreciated! Did I just find my new DJ name?

...so much so that I (somehow) made a video about it.

So, as best I understand it, the vast majority of delistings are due to contractual expirations/disagreements. In those cases, it isn't necessarily that the publisher doesn't want to keep selling the game, but that doing so would place them in some sort of legal jeopardy. Unfortunately, this...

Ironically, neither am I! I still buy physical CDs for musical artists I really enjoy. BUT, when you literally give people no other option, then try to claim they shouldn't be allowed to pirate/emulate old games (as many of these companies do in court), then there is clearly a huge problem...