MMO's

[Canadouche]

I suspect I'm the only one here who plays MMOs. Currently my friends and I are playing Dungeons & Dragons Online, which is similar of course to Everquest or World of Warcraft, except it's more of a closed environment with a focus on running through adventures narrated by a "Dungeon Master," similar to what it'd be like if you were actually playing D&D in real life. It's pretty addicting and a lot of fun, although I only have the time/energy to play a couple nights a week because of work/parenthood.

[CT III]

I suspect I'm the only one here who plays MMOs. Currently my friends and I are playing Dungeons & Dragons Online, which is similar of course to Everquest or World of Warcraft, except it's more of a closed environment with a focus on running through adventures narrated by a "Dungeon Master," similar to what it'd be like if you were actually playing D&D in real life. It's pretty addicting and a lot of fun, although I only have the time/energy to play a couple nights a week because of work/parenthood.

I don't play them, but I will highly recommend The Adventure Zone podcast (and I think Bort will back me up here) which is basically 3 brothers and their dad playing D&D with hilarious results.

[Bort]

I suspect I'm the only one here who plays MMOs. Currently my friends and I are playing Dungeons & Dragons Online, which is similar of course to Everquest or World of Warcraft, except it's more of a closed environment with a focus on running through adventures narrated by a "Dungeon Master," similar to what it'd be like if you were actually playing D&D in real life. It's pretty addicting and a lot of fun, although I only have the time/energy to play a couple nights a week because of work/parenthood.

I don't play them, but I will highly recommend The Adventure Zone podcast (and I think Bort will back me up here) which is basically 3 brothers and their dad playing D&D with hilarious results.

Will definitely back that one up.

[Canadouche]

I suspect I'm the only one here who plays MMOs. Currently my friends and I are playing Dungeons & Dragons Online, which is similar of course to Everquest or World of Warcraft, except it's more of a closed environment with a focus on running through adventures narrated by a "Dungeon Master," similar to what it'd be like if you were actually playing D&D in real life. It's pretty addicting and a lot of fun, although I only have the time/energy to play a couple nights a week because of work/parenthood.

I don't play them, but I will highly recommend The Adventure Zone podcast (and I think Bort will back me up here) which is basically 3 brothers and their dad playing D&D with hilarious results.

I'll check it out. I could share dozens of hilarious D&D stories with you, although you'd mostly just stare at me blankly while hopefully resisting the urge to punch me in the mouth.

[Tonker]

I can't be the only one that hopes Dubbs sees this thread.

[Bort]

I can't be the only one that hopes Dubbs sees this thread.

I can't be the only one who hopes Dubbs falls in an open manhole.

[Quality Start Machine]

I can't be the only one that hopes Dubbs sees this thread.

I can't be the only one who hopes Dubbs falls in an open manhole.

Dangling above the sewer below after his massive cranium gets stuck in the hole?

[Richard Chuggar]

holy shit

[SKO]

I can't be the only one that hopes Dubbs sees this thread.

I can't be the only one who hopes Dubbs falls in an open manhole.