 An Ancient Egyptian die
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This is specific to tabletop “pen-and-paper” roleplaying games
- A person who does this is called a roleplayer.
- Roleplaying is often called “gaming”.
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The game itself is called a roleplaying game.
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(on Wikipedia)
https://us.shop.battle.net/en-us/product/diablo-ii [ 1 ] was https://www.blizzard.com/games/d2/, https://www.blizzard.com/en-us/games/d2/
2016-12-25 – Blizzard still hasn’t abandoned it yet.
It’s ugly to an extreme, and offensive to my eyes to even look at it. The controls are awkward and hard on my mouse hand.
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Properly titled Diablo II
 Pandora
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This is a broad topic.
Any portable computer can be used to play at least some games.
See also:
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(on Wikipedia)
https://www.guildwars.com/en/
I really thought Guild Wars had it all when I learned of it. I went out and found all of the resources i could, and noted all the specs and rumours and whatnot. I ended up becoming a beta tester for it and everything.
Sadly, during gameplay I was very severely disappointed and walked away. I went back to try it a second time and what I considered to be very serious and obvious issues were not and apparently would not be addressed. This topic only remains for amusement’s sake, as a testament to my ability to waste huge amounts of time for nothing.
- Note that I am bound by a beta tester’s NDA, so I cannot discuss the various things which went on during my time as a tester.
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Followed by Guild Wars 2 – (2012 game)
One way a CD dies over time.
I watched a bunch of it back in the day, but stopped caring.
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aka Doom II: Hell on Earth
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The last level from Doom 2 has a certain sound which I’ve heard in movies. Perhaps it came from somewhere else, but I’m forever calling it the Doom sound.
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(on Wikipedia) Run around as a dude killing stuff, all the while building traps to massacre hordes of enemies. Mad fun.
(on Wikipedia) here for reference I watched this some time ago, but didn’t take notes. I recall not being impressed enough to continue, but I can’t remember why.
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