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If we're going to go off on a tangent of comparing rpgs to programming languages, I fondly remember GMing a Paranoia campaign back in the day where I took great

by dcw303 9y ago

If we're going to go off on a tangent of comparing rpgs to programming languages, I fondly remember GMing a Paranoia campaign back in the day where I took great delight in breaking the rules to kill off the player's clones in quick and gruesome succession. And then they all had lots of fun backstabbing each other to death. I guess you'd call that RPG the equivalent of INTERCAL.

andybak 9y ago
The Paranoia rulebooks were a joy to read. Comedic masterpieces in themselves.
- labster 9y ago
  Dissemination of classified material from Paranoia rulebooks is treason, citizen.
  - viridian 9y ago
    Typically though, if a blue or green or what have you reveals information that is classified to infrareds, the solution is just to execute the infrareds.