The Last Post Wins!!!!!

[Frustration]

I am so confused what just happened.

[Szeth Pancakes he/they]

*wins in the great state of *wins in the great state of**

Edited December 13, 2021 by Ookla the Confused

[Frustration]

1 minute ago, Ookla the Confused said:

*wins in the great state of *wins in the great state of**

We've gotten to the point we are a parody of ourselves.

Excelent

[Szeth Pancakes he/they]

*wins in the great state of utilitarianism*

[Frustration]

*Wins in the great state of absolute mortality*

Edited December 13, 2021 by Ookla the Frustrated

[Robin Sedai she/her]

6 hours ago, Ookla the Confused said:

High fantasy is set in a different world and low fantasy is set in our world.

For example, Stormlight is high fantasy and Alcatraz is (mostly) low.

 

6 hours ago, Ookla the Frustrated said:

Well, almost, low fantasy would be a low magic setting, and High fantasy is a high magic setting

 

So... which is it? Previously I went by Szeth's definition.

[Frustration]

1 minute ago, Robin Hatter said:

 

 

So... which is it? Previously I went by Szeth's definition.

Mine

Depends on who you ask they are more guidelines than rules.

[Szeth Pancakes he/they]

7 minutes ago, Ookla the Frustrated said:

Mine

Depends on who you ask they are more guidelines than rules.

I think Frustration’s is actually somewhat closer to the truth. For example, Harry Potter is set in our world, but it would be considered mostly high fantasy since the setting is usually Hogwarts and other magical places.

[Robin Sedai she/her]

Isn't Hogwarts a castle in Scotland?

[Szeth Pancakes he/they]

2 minutes ago, Robin Hatter said:

Isn't Hogwarts a castle in Scotland?

Well, yes, but it’s still a magical place.

[Robin Sedai she/her]

True. In that case then, I don't have a preference either way.

Edited December 14, 2021 by Robin Hatter

[Frustration]

I prefer High Fantasy, low feels so bleh to me.

[Szeth Pancakes he/they]

Same

[Experience he/him]

when your co

[Frustration]

I'm going to make a contravertial statement:

Fight scenes are better than character.

[Experience he/him]

2 minutes ago, Ookla the Frustrated said:

I'm going to make a contravertial statement:

Fight scenes are better than character.

Actually, I think they're just easier to write

[Quivil]

When my co

[Frustration]

31 minutes ago, Ookla the Enthralled said:

Actually, I think they're just easier to write

No I would read a book of just fights.

[Quivil]

...

why

[Szeth Pancakes he/they]

River Tam Beats Up Everyone?

[Frustration]

7 minutes ago, Ookla of Anarchy and Chaos said:

...

why

Because it is qualitativly better than character.

[Quivil]

but it's got no PLOT if it's all "this guy fights that guy who loses and goes to fight this other guy so he can get good enough to fight this guy again and continue on his path to greatness"

[Frustration]

2 minutes ago, Ookla of Anarchy and Chaos said:

but it's got no PLOT if it's all "this guy fights that guy who loses and goes to fight this other guy so he can get good enough to fight this guy again and continue on his path to greatness"

What is this "again" one fight, all book.

[Quivil]

5 minutes ago, Ookla the Frustrated said:

What is this "again" one fight, all book.

WHY

[Frustration]

1 minute ago, Ookla of Anarchy and Chaos said:

WHY

It's so entertaining, watching the endless back and forth, the vicious one liners, the constant threat of death, oh it' just.

*Chefs kiss*