Nixamo

As someone who let this happen in a game, I can say; Don't do it. Anytime combat happens the character will be pretty much useless for damage. All their equipment? More expensive because it has to be specially made (barring being in a realm of tinys of course) They can make great scouts, but that'll only be somewhat useful in an average adventure (hence the use of familiars and animal companions for the role).

I've always liked the "roll stats in order, no fudging or do-overs". It just feels like my players put more effort into these types than ones where they assign stats toward a character idea. If they have free reign, we always wind-up with pretty generic min/maxed archetypes with their whole build planned out before we even start the game. Of course, my thinking's probably been molded by the fact that Hackmaster (a parody game built around the 2nd Ed. AD&D ruleset) was my first game.

Hackmaster's character generation is extensive. Were you born from wedded parents? Were they good parents? Any siblings? Are they alive? Do they love/hate you? Social class, family Honor (an important stat in Hackmaster), missing eyes and limbs, mental issues, social quirks, and even (with supplemental materials) the extent and quality of the basic training your received to become your class all get worked through.

I see nothing either.

Brad just tweeted:

Some insidious technical difficulties holding up the live Bombcast, we’ll update you as soon as we know what’s up.

Guess we'll have to wait.

Dragon's Dogma. Gotten through the Griffin fight 3-4 times and just dropped it shortly thereafter each time.

Yes. Just don't expect it to be the second coming of a BioWare that never existed.

That Ouya one that they pulled when everyone hated it.

Giantbomb.com. A website about videogames.

Borked on my PS4 (and Wii U) as well. Worked on Monday, but starting on Tuesday the white circle just spins and spins when trying to use HTML5 player.

Light. I have adequate lighting around me, not neolithic fires.

Never got the stream to start, so sucks.