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Keiji at 15:36, 11 February 2011

2011-02-11T15:36:25Z

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	A '''role-playing game''' is a common genre of [[video game]]. Although the name can, when taken literally, refer to basically any game that has characters in it, role-playing games tend to involve lots of numeric [[stats]] including everyone's favorite the [[experience points]] which lead to [[rubberband AI]] and [[level grinding]]. They also often involve items sitting around outside all over the place, and give the impression that [[it's totally okay]] to steal things from people's [[house]]s, though it's absolutely unthinkable to pick locks. Oh, and I almost forgot to mention that what usually ends up happening is some (un)lucky typical [[high school]]er becomes the [[hero]] who [[saves the world]], via the unsurpassable [[power of humanity]], from an [[evil organization]], huge [[monster]], natural disaster or all of the above while the [[police]] and [[army]] either sit around doing nothing, are unaware of the otherwise impending [[apocalypse]], or simply don't exist at all. Can you say "[[vigilantism]]"?		A '''role-playing game''' is a common genre of [[video game]]. Although the name can, when taken literally, refer to basically any game that has characters in it, role-playing games tend to involve lots of numeric [[stats]] including everyone's favorite the [[experience points]] which lead to [[rubberband AI]] and [[level grinding]]. They also often involve items sitting around outside all over the place, and give the impression that [[it's totally okay]] to steal things from people's [[house]]s, though it's absolutely unthinkable to pick locks. Oh, and I almost forgot to mention that what usually ends up happening is some (un)lucky typical [[high school]]er becomes the [[hero]] who [[saves the world]], via the unsurpassable [[power of humanity]], from an [[evil organization]], huge [[monster]], natural disaster or all of the above while the [[police]] and [[army]] either sit around doing nothing, are unaware of the otherwise impending [[apocalypse]], or simply don't exist at all. Can you say "[[vigilantism]]"?
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Keiji: moved Role-playing game to Role-playing

2011-02-11T15:36:09Z

moved Role-playing game to Role-playing

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Keiji at 20:05, 15 October 2010

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-	A '''role-playing game''' is a common genre of [[video game]]. Although the name can, when taken literally, refer to basically any game that has characters in it, role-playing games tend to involve lots of numeric [[stats]] including everyone's favorite the [[experience points]] which lead to [[rubberband AI]] and [[level grinding]]. They also often involve items sitting around outside all over the place, and give the impression that [[it's totally okay]] to steal things from people's [[house]]s, though it's absolutely unthinkable to pick locks. Oh, and I almost forgot to mention that what usually ends up happening is some (un)lucky typical [[high school]]er becomes the [[hero]] who [[saves the world]] from an [[evil organization]], huge [[monster]], natural disaster or all of the above while the [[police]] and [[army]] either sit around doing nothing, are unaware of the otherwise impending [[apocalypse]], or simply don't exist at all. Can you say "[[vigilantism]]"?	+	A '''role-playing game''' is a common genre of [[video game]]. Although the name can, when taken literally, refer to basically any game that has characters in it, role-playing games tend to involve lots of numeric [[stats]] including everyone's favorite the [[experience points]] which lead to [[rubberband AI]] and [[level grinding]]. They also often involve items sitting around outside all over the place, and give the impression that [[it's totally okay]] to steal things from people's [[house]]s, though it's absolutely unthinkable to pick locks. Oh, and I almost forgot to mention that what usually ends up happening is some (un)lucky typical [[high school]]er becomes the [[hero]] who [[saves the world]], via the unsurpassable [[power of humanity]], from an [[evil organization]], huge [[monster]], natural disaster or all of the above while the [[police]] and [[army]] either sit around doing nothing, are unaware of the otherwise impending [[apocalypse]], or simply don't exist at all. Can you say "[[vigilantism]]"?

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2010-10-15T19:57:01Z

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A '''role-playing game''' is a common genre of [[video game]]. Although the name can, when taken literally, refer to basically any game that has characters in it, role-playing games tend to involve lots of numeric [[stats]] including everyone's favorite the [[experience points]] which lead to [[rubberband AI]] and [[level grinding]]. They also often involve items sitting around outside all over the place, and give the impression that [[it's totally okay]] to steal things from people's [[house]]s, though it's absolutely unthinkable to pick locks. Oh, and I almost forgot to mention that what usually ends up happening is some (un)lucky typical [[high school]]er becomes the [[hero]] who [[saves the world]] from an [[evil organization]], huge [[monster]], natural disaster or all of the above while the [[police]] and [[army]] either sit around doing nothing, are unaware of the otherwise impending [[apocalypse]], or simply don't exist at all. Can you say "[[vigilantism]]"?

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