I go through a lot of casual gaming apps but this is the most amazing thing I have seen so far.

I go through a lot of casual gaming apps but this is the most amazing thing I have seen so far.

I go through a lot of casual gaming apps but this is the most amazing thing I have seen so far. EZPZ RPG delivers on everything it promises. Effortless RPG. You install this game, chose a character then turn it off. Your character is fighting monsters. You don’t have to look at the game again, your done. There are stats and loot and levels and monsters and bosses but its all handled for you in real time, even when your unconscious. If you want to monitor it you can but you are essential just watching a chat room with a noisy chat bot.

You are already giving the required effort and time (zero). So why not install it and be rewarded for your non-effort? Of course your character will never be as great as mine because I started earlier and both of them will grow at the same rate.

Actually I uninstalled the game about 2 hours later but I like to think that my guy is at least level 20 by now. To be fair you can make some loot decisions and you have to sign in at least once every 2 days, but as a fun time-waster this app fails completely to actually waist time, or be fun. Why would anyone play this let alone pay fore it?  Am I wrong?  is this the future of RPGs?

If you listen to the podcast, you know that I love RuPaul’s Drag Race.

If you listen to the podcast, you know that I love RuPaul’s Drag Race.

If you listen to the podcast, you know that I love RuPaul’s Drag Race. One of the strange things I’m learning today: a shockingly high number of the drag queens on the show (including co-host Michelle Visage) play Dungeons & Dragons. 

I take it this is the ‘Scandinavian LARP’ you guys sometimes mention. The Final Frontier…

I take it this is the ‘Scandinavian LARP’ you guys sometimes mention. The Final Frontier…

I take it this is the ‘Scandinavian LARP’ you guys sometimes mention. The Final Frontier…

Originally shared by Alex “Dungeon Daddy” Mayo

The Boing Boing article might best be skipped as a tl;dr reading of the actual thing (here: http://www.hopesandfears.com/hopes/culture/film/168793-dogma-99-larpers).

I would like to point out that tomorrow is a celebration of necromancy.

I would like to point out that tomorrow is a celebration of necromancy.

I would like to point out that tomorrow is a celebration of necromancy. The question, though, is what type of undead horror would Jesus qualify as? Zombie? Lich? Ghost?

Pathfinder . . . Unchained!

Pathfinder . . . Unchained!

Pathfinder . . . Unchained!

This is really something. Paizo is basically saying “Pathfinder is a hot mess. Maybe this book will fix it.” 

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1601257155/ref=s9_newr_gw_d16_g14_i6?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=desktop-1&pf_rd_r=1GSGN1NS72NPEXJ9RS08&pf_rd_t=36701&pf_rd_p=1970559082&pf_rd_i=desktop

If the Oculus Rift’s first game isn’t just a beautifully-rendered Troy Baker whispering dirty things to me in…

If the Oculus Rift’s first game isn’t just a beautifully-rendered Troy Baker whispering dirty things to me in…

If the Oculus Rift’s first game isn’t just a beautifully-rendered Troy Baker whispering dirty things to me in different character voices, I’m definitely not going to purchase it. 

http://www.polygon.com/features/2015/3/12/8193433/troy-baker-shadow-of-mordor-the-last-of-us

A little part of me dies (violently) every time someone suggests a new game of Pathfinder on our Meetup.

A little part of me dies (violently) every time someone suggests a new game of Pathfinder on our Meetup.

A little part of me dies (violently) every time someone suggests a new game of Pathfinder on our Meetup.