I think there's a point of reductiveness in a casual conversation where I'm comfortable just saying it's wrong. Unless you're specifically discussing game theory or construction, all those other mechanics are a significant part of the discussion.
It's like saying that if someone said in casual conversation that humans and pigs are basically the same thing. Sure if you reduce it to the level of class we're both mammals but in 95% of discussions, stuff beyond that level matters.
I don't disagree, but also if I am being honest if I had to explain Windjammers to someone I can easily see myself saying "Okay, imagine you are playing pong. But instead of being a paddle you are a crazy sports player who can slide around and throw a frisbee that bounces off of walls and also IS ON FIRE" and I feel like I've described Windjammers pretty well.
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Well, I was interested in this Pokemon trainer character on this week's CBB, but the bit turned out to be "just naming Pokemon characters" so I bailed
They've showed up before and yeah, the entire joke is just that Scott and the older guests don't have any fucking idea what he's talking about
He did it with World of Warcraft on last week's off-book, too. Worked a little better there, but it was more contained
The first time the trainer showed up on CBB had a bit that killed me and I still think about
zach: I'm from the Kanto Region
scott or PFT or someone:The Kanto Region of what?
zach: Hmm!?
really any time someone asks an improviser an obvious follow up question that the improviser didn't think of and they have to act like they didn't hear the question to buy time is just something that always gets me
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I don't disagree, but also if I am being honest if I had to explain Windjammers to someone I can easily see myself saying "Okay, imagine you are playing pong. But instead of being a paddle you are a crazy sports player who can slide around and throw a frisbee that bounces off of walls and also IS ON FIRE" and I feel like I've described Windjammers pretty well.
Steam
8-)
Tennis, for example
name ONE fuckin way, smart guy
I could sooner name fifteen than I could one
well well, look at mister kaioken x 15 smart guy over here
i find the size discrepancy between my own human body and the chess-game's king to be both comforting and correct
Tell me more.
They've showed up before and yeah, the entire joke is just that Scott and the older guests don't have any fucking idea what he's talking about
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More like badminton tbh
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He did it with World of Warcraft on last week's off-book, too. Worked a little better there, but it was more contained
Badminton: tennis but weird
Steam // Secret Satan
They just made a new one!
WHAT?!?!?!?!??!?!?!??!!
NANI!!!?!?!?!?!??!@?!?!?!
Also
Steam
It's just so fun to play. My little cypher dashing everywhere, raining death.
The first time the trainer showed up on CBB had a bit that killed me and I still think about
scott or PFT or someone:The Kanto Region of what?
zach: Hmm!?
really any time someone asks an improviser an obvious follow up question that the improviser didn't think of and they have to act like they didn't hear the question to buy time is just something that always gets me