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Topic	I saw Conan the Barbarian for the first time today.
tigerslashII 12/14/20 1:07:14 AM #17:	I wonder why media like this is so hard to come by these days. Obviously the material holds up, I was absolutely captivated by that movie and I've seen my fair share of fantasy and sci-fi action movies. Every fantasy game I see on store shelves now is digging up the beaten-to-death corpse of fantasy satire and putting it through the ringer once again. Even staples of the genre like Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, Warcraft, and Warhammer have taken all the mysticism away. Every evil villain has full stats, every sinister motivation is clear, all the magical mechanics are understood, even the fabled histories are now recounted by a top-down authoritative narrator, removed from the obscuring mists of hearsay and fable. --- Get a loada this guy here. https://imgur.com/5fTKLaM <cite>tigerslashII posted [p:948308374] in I saw Cona... [t:79173901]...</cite> <quote>I wonder why media like this is so hard to come by these days. Obviously the material holds up, I was absolutely captivated by that movie and I've seen my fair share of fantasy and sci-fi action movies. Every fantasy game I see on store shelves now is digging up the beaten-to-death corpse of fantasy satire and putting it through the ringer once again. Even staples of the genre like Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, Warcraft, and Warhammer have taken all the mysticism away. Every evil villain has full stats, every sinister motivation is clear, all the magical mechanics are understood, even the fabled histories are now recounted by a top-down authoritative narrator, removed from the obscuring mists of hearsay and fable. --- Get a loada this guy here. https://imgur.com/5fTKLaM</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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