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dungeonruler891
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i like RPG games bcuz they r much fun an they can be more exciting than other games!!! and they are so more cooler
and they are so more cooler
Yes. Especially Zelda and Pokemon diamond edition!!1dungeonruler891 wrote:i like RPG games bcuz they r much fun an they can be more exciting than other games!!!
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.......Yeah, and?dungeonruler891 wrote:i like RPG games bcuz they r much fun an they can be more exciting than other games!!!
You'd start a whole new thread with only this to say?
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It goes you, the dirt, the worms inside of the dirt, Popo's stool, Kami, then Popo.
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It goes you, the dirt, the worms inside of the dirt, Popo's stool, Kami, then Popo.
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As Siberys states, and Monolith hints, there needs to be more content to justify a thread. It can ask a pertinent question, such as:
Where can I get a copy of this out of print game, The Elven Helmet of Menarch?
Or it can start a discussion with a well-thought out, carefully expressed view:
I'm coming around to the idea that Chomsky's recursion may not be a vital element in universal language theory, but it defines RPGs.
Since just stating that RPGs are great doesn't exactly fit either category, I'm afraid I have to close this thread.
Where can I get a copy of this out of print game, The Elven Helmet of Menarch?
Or it can start a discussion with a well-thought out, carefully expressed view:
I'm coming around to the idea that Chomsky's recursion may not be a vital element in universal language theory, but it defines RPGs.
Since just stating that RPGs are great doesn't exactly fit either category, I'm afraid I have to close this thread.
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