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General discussion (archive)If the GOG.com forums were a real place...(36 posts)(36 posts)
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Posted June 26, 2009
A place where Holland's coffee shop meets french restaurant waitered by 18 years old Russian lingerie models.
Post edited June 26, 2009 by lukaszthegreat
Posted June 26, 2009
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Ois: If the forums were a real place... I know it would be classy at least.
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Aliasalpha: Like a nudie bar where the lap dancers use grammatically correct lies to extort money?

Sure: Top hats, monocles, the whole deal.
Posted June 26, 2009
Jolly good show old chap
Oh yes, shake that thing madam if you would be so kind
Posted June 26, 2009
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Aliasalpha: Like a nudie bar where the lap dancers use grammatically correct lies to extort money?
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Ois: Sure: Top hats, monocles, the whole deal.

Allo allo, I approve.
Posted June 26, 2009
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Zolgar: Ah, as I recall in second edition there was dual classing and multiclassing both, I could be mistaken though, as .. I've never actually played 2E.

My favorite was how a human fighter / thief / cleric was "dual-class," while an elven fighter / mage was "multi-class."
Posted June 26, 2009
Hmm... Interesting...
It wouldn't be a rich, nice looking high tech kind of place, since we're all for buying old games for cheap.
People from all over the world would be huddling in groups around tables talking about different subjects. People would leave a group, join another, stay a while, chime in and then leave for another group.
The guys running the place would actually join these group conversations and are very well regarded by the community. They make us feel like customers instead of pirates.
So I'm thinking the forums would be like a big outside area of a restaurant or cafe where they happen to sell old games also. We talk with friends when we're there and when we go home we play our purchases.
GOG, I'd like a latte, please?
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