For some reason, "Flint Chittles owes me big time" feels like an edgier "Greg Grimaldis, you owe me 15 bucks! You better believe, Greg Grimaldis!"

@Dona-bl7wp

3 жыл бұрын

Same energy but different realities

1:06:38 "Flint Chittels, you owe me 15 bucks, and I aim to collect, you better believe, Flint Chittels!"

@faroshscale

4 жыл бұрын

And then she drops the mic

Werewolves: allergic to silver Also werewolves: run a silver mine

@ThePokemonChampionRe

4 жыл бұрын

You see if the werewolves own all the silver they can't have it be used against them

@justsomeannoyingredpanda

3 жыл бұрын

@@ThePokemonChampionRe wait that's actually big brained of you and them

7:30 "If you're trying to get information from someone and you make a joke about, y'know, the way their dressed or-" "Or their voice, or their shiny bowtie" He's still mad

@Dona-bl7wp

3 жыл бұрын

Their shinny rainbow bow tie

@notcentered602

Жыл бұрын

I saw this just as I read this.

31:20 Undertale actually did a really good job with this. If you choose the good path, you don't gain xp, but you make bonds and the game is more fun. If you choose the bad path, you gain xp and start doing more damage, but everyone in the game hates you and that makes it a bit harder edit: life is strange also did a good job with this

I love these podcasts and they kinda help me come up with pcs and hell starting out with DMing. The comedy and story is so good bless the Mcelroy family.

8:00 Justin, don't talk to me about how this is a comedy podcast, we were all there for Balance. There were way too many tears for this to be a purely comedy podcast lol

Griffin's character reminds me of the whywolves from adventure time

Im picturing this in my head as a steam punk western

I was gonna comment that Griffin's character is an irl furry, but they already made that "boops strongly" joke

John wanted to escape death, too.

holy shit i miss duck so much

1:20:47 That last line and the theme song kicking in gave me chills the first time I listened to this.

Omg I found you. It's been years and a crappy headset i had on a long trip. It's dust! Silver town show down.

Talking about becoming more powerful until the player becomes a danger sounds fun. I've done that before, where one of my dnd players ended up becoming a worm that walks, trying to destory the other party. But I had it player VS player instead of making them an NPC.

I rolled up a warlock in DnD last week who is very similar to Gandy Dancer...I think they'd be friends and exchange "How to Beat Death" strategies and notes

Break ends 1:17:22

@aploticmonk7289

5 жыл бұрын

god bless you with all these timestamps ty

@vexations_on_discount

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks

I personally believe the reason Justin's character is held back from death is because Lup is picking on him

@Dona-bl7wp

3 жыл бұрын

One line came to mind... "You Dated The *Grim Reaper* " !?

Okay wait so at the beginning of this, I was thinking hmm wouldn't it be cool to have an old west themed TAZ arc, then Travis said "oh yeah it takes place in the old west." 😳

Kinda like true blood

So Griffen is playing beast from x men

1:03:00

"We dont want to be or interact with racist people in the game." Also: "A rich industrialist who is a bad dad sounds like a white guy, right?"

@faroshscale

4 жыл бұрын

Are you implying that's racist?

@ExperimentH4T

4 жыл бұрын

@@faroshscale um, yeah. "he's bad, so that means he's white." is linking a character trait to racial background, or vice versa. That's racist.

@jamesheichel6137

4 жыл бұрын

Is it racism if you're making fun of you're own race? Lighten up

@fwoqma

4 жыл бұрын

Sandeep S. Poplar i think the main connection justin was making was rich american industrialists of a certain age are almost exclusively white. the proclivity to assign a 'bad person' role to a white guy is probably less overt racism and more white guilt than anything else.

@AmbyrRavyn

4 жыл бұрын

As a white person myself I don't find this quite as funny as they did

What's with all the justification. It's the west and people acted a different way. Just because we dont like it now does not mean that the whole period and the people in it were bad.

@faroshscale

4 жыл бұрын

God forbid people condemn racism!!

@afineegg1040

4 жыл бұрын

While I do find it a bit odd to go "Yeah that just didn't happen we're not going to touch on that at all we're waving that away nope nope nope" when it comes to a setting as historically chaotic as the wild west, we need to keep in mind that they're playing a game for their amusement as well as the amusement for a very large fanbase. They may not feel like they want to confront difficult topics when playing a game, let alone when they're releasing audio of their game sessions publicly to people who listen to this podcast for their own amusement as well. Tabletop games are first and foremost a game, and we shouldn't be forcing people to enter situations they don't want to do in a literal imaginary game.

@koromoro6682

4 жыл бұрын

A Fine Egg they didn’t pull a “that didn’t happen and we won’t discuss it” either. They said straight up that this is a fictional work based on the aesthetic of the Wild West, and doesn’t really take place in our historic reality. They acknowledged the issues of the real life Wild West, but ensured that’s not where this story takes place.

@nedwardnobqop6568

3 жыл бұрын

Sometimes when famous people say things, other people get mad, and when you explain stuff, it can help avoid that.

Jeez, chill on the PC shit.

“He’s an evil industrialist and a shitty father, he’s gotta be white right?” That’s kinda fucked, especially since Travis made the whole point of trying to avoid racism and sexism and stuff like that in the setting.