I discovered a new hillarious cult called L.A.R.P
kingthrall
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjj3b1mcjpE check this video out. I can not believe people dress up like trolls and things and go beyond reality. Its almost crazy talk but it made me laugh so hard how ridiculous people are.
Anyway love to hear some feedback on the hilarity of this thing I found.
Anyway love to hear some feedback on the hilarity of this thing I found.
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Have fun and let have fun and all that.
Live and let be? I know some people that if you tell them that you play RPGs, they would tell you "lol, neeeerd!!1111Real men play Counter-Strike and Call of Duty."
That's literally, Live Action Role Playing. It's roleplaying AND acting. Not that I'm into it but there more ridiculous things in this world, I think.
If anyone is silly (to avoid using something more offensive) enough to tell me that I "have" to speak in Ye Olde Englishe in a DnD, Forgotten Realms setting/campaign, I would ask them to point me to the sourceback that says that you have to speak like that. Dwarves not counting.
By the way, I believe roll-playing means something else completely.
Roll-play means when instead of roleplaying your character or his response you say: "Come." *rolls 50 diplomacy*.
Or "I tell the truth." *rolls 80 Bluff*.
Basically using only stats instead of trying to roleplay the response or persuasion.
Of course, that's mostly true for 3E+ games.
Me: *default Midwestern accent* "Alright, Urist says, 'Have you got any idea where your son might be?'."
Larpandor: "You're doing it all wrong! Accents!"
Me: *repeats with fake Southern drawl* :D?
Larpandor: "DOING IT WRONG!"
Me: "Oh, that's not nice. Urist has, uh...Foreign Accent Syndrome. Head injury. So instead of speaking Ham English, he speaks South'n English. Now, stop making fun of brain-damaged dwarves and let's help that farmer find his son! Or do you want me to whip out my Eastern European accent."
And then we would get into a fight, but the gods would be on my side because I was drinking mead at the table, and eating waffles dipped in mead. And then the person playing Larpandor the Elf would cry like a smelly elf-baby because they were drinking Mountain Dew or something.
That reminds me, I had a half-elf in play-by-post games who used a Minnesota accent. I'd provide a link to the International Dialects of English Archive for players who wanted to know what her exotic accent sounded like.
Also I have this vision of an old couple walking quietly holding hands in the park and out of the bushes come 20 adults bashing each other in duels yelling heroic battle-cries wearing kilts and all kinds of fantasy materials.
What couldn't be improved with LARP?! Baby showers, surgeries, bake sales, drug busts, doggy day-cares...
But naw, to each their own, like you said. We're strange creatures.
the Drow that turned us on to the Drow/French connection was an archer named Jordan (said, of course w/ a bad French accent & an accent on the last syllable)
Anyway love to hear some feedback on the hilarity of this thing I found.
That kind of statement is exactly what you opened this thread with.
I'd say he was just following suit, insult for insult, only, you don't like it because his was directed at something you do rather than what someone else does.
And for the record, I have nothing against fencing. I was just trying to prove a point.
If it makes you happy and doesn't hurt me, then have at it.
Larping is obviously a hobby that you do with way too much time on your hands for fun. Unless you can win a gold medal in some championship for being the best dressed half-ogre.
As I said before Ive not even seen this before until recently and found it hilarious. I didnt say it was wrong and you took my O.P out of context. Besides I am all for having real life hot chicks as dryads in skimpy clothes who can charm me all day.
I'm not into that stuff at all, but people can do whatever the hell they want in my book, be it this or having sex with 3 other couples. Live and let live. Huzzah.