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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Video Games > Tabletop Simulator - Board games and asshole physics
 
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XOIC of Radishes
Oct 1, 2009

I planted radishes in this special dirt and they came up all weird!
:science: :ughh:
If you can create objects with their own physics (e.g. triggers, buttons, etc.) as mentioned above, I would love to see a game like Weapons & Warriors implemented.
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XOIC of Radishes
Oct 1, 2009

I planted radishes in this special dirt and they came up all weird!
:science: :ughh:

sector_corrector posted:

This is a great thread and everything, but the frequency of posts in this forum means it's going to be buried constantly. I think it'd fit in much better and be much more visible in the traditional games forum.

True enough. That's where I first went when looking for a Tabletop Simulator thread. However, the rules may not allow it:

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Does anything ELSE count as :filez:?

No one cares if your miniatures or other wargaming gear was made by the manufacturer or a helpful third party. However, discussing how great your bootleg figs are and where others can get them is right out. Keep it off our forums.

Wouldn't hurt to ask, though. The ban may apply more so to things like MTG counterfeit cards where people will try to run those in a tourney where others have spent hundreds of dollars on cards, whereas in playing a virtual counterpart of the game itself both players are on equal ground in terms of financial investment.

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