It's so bad it's funny

[The Explorer]

Ok friends recommended mokingly that I watch The Gamers: Dorkness rising and as shameless as I am I watched it, omg it was hilariously bad taking the mick out of PnPers. I could totally match up some of their mentalities with some fellow community members here hell they even RP a Kadmiel-esq type char. I have to wait for Judas to watch it for his opinion to clarify some points but thought some of you should watch it especially; Pere, Jae, Gobby, Reaf, Baby, (Wired if not to distracting from Das 2), Atharin etc.

One point I am curious about though as I have no point of reference is: Are your PnP sessions actually anything like that?

Incase your wondering; no I could never watch it again, no you shouldn't buy it, no I couldn't take the actors/actresses seriously but hell yes you should watch it once. ((Someone I think it was Jae once told me to watch some of a series about gamers I forgot it's name which had some funnier moments but you could take some of those chars more seriously))

[Mon-da-oth]

"The Guild" is another one that is pretty funny.

[Dulinn]

"The Guild" is great.

I highly recommend the documentary Darkon. It's about a larping group based in Baltimore, Maryland. And it is one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. I'll check out this dorkness rising. heh

[Mon-da-oth]

Oh, no not Darkon. They have been around for a long time and have "Countries" all through Maryland and Northern Virginia.

I tried to play with them for a while but I got sick of them telling my that the linen and wool clothes that I wore for Historical Medieval Re-enactments (http://www.markland.org/) was not authentic for the Middle Ages.

[Roser]

OMFG!!! my friend recommended that i watch this a couple weeks back. It's starts slow but there are some extremely funny scenes.

"who takes improved initiative?!?"

it's a must see if you've ever played pnp.

[Redleafe]

I'll have to look into this. On a side note, I miss playing PnP.

[Dulinn]

Oh, no not Darkon. They have been around for a long time and have "Countries" all through Maryland and Northern Virginia.

I tried to play with them for a while but I got sick of them telling my that the linen and wool clothes that I wore for Historical Medieval Re-enactments (http://www.markland.org/) was not authentic for the Middle Ages.

Yes. THAT Darkon. They have been around forever, BUT the documentary about them is excellent. So intriguing!