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Wendy's has announced their official Tabletop RPG: Feast of Legends
- Thread starter Xaszatm
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Yeah they should be credited, the makers of Beef's Keep, home of the Order of the Baconator. This isn't the worst game I've ever seen.
I like the less than subtle naming of the locations on the game map.
I also think the whole thing is kind of neat, but hey.
So it's a burger with a part that didn't thaw out?
Do you think Nintendo wants to be your friend? No, they want you to engage with their brand and boost their metrics.
Looking it over, it's well done and I have to give the writers credit: doing 90 pages on what's basically the same joke over and over is an act of creative endurance.
I give it five seconds before a player asks about the curtains and things devolve into chaos.
I give it five seconds before a player asks about the curtains and things devolve into chaos.
I don't think Wendy's is my friend, but I still think this is funny and could be fun to play with for a night. I don't really see anything terribly insidious about that.
yeah, but nintendo makes games, wendys makes shitty food that kills people
obviously this is inconsistent or hypocritical or whatever but people aren't rational
one time I was so incensed by a youtube ad that I shit my pants in rage. isn't that funny guys, aren't I ridiculous? fuck me amirite
Exalted levels of shit.
Are we sure this is not an Onyx Path joint?
The writing is actually the only part that's not credited. It's probably someone (or many someones) in-house.
Alex Lopez is credited for illustrations and Collin Fogel for the maps.
I think I'm most impressed with the amount of work that went into it. The production values and dedication to a silly joke are insane.
Alex Lopez is credited for illustrations and Collin Fogel for the maps.
I think I'm most impressed with the amount of work that went into it. The production values and dedication to a silly joke are insane.
This thread isn't about Nintendo, pay attention.
It's about Wendy's and their (apparently uncredited) tabletop RPG
When I buy a burger from Wendy's i'm engaging in a direct transaction where I give them money and they give me a thing
This is... for what, exactly? to go viral and "THE BURGER COMPANY DID IT AGAIN LMAO!!!!"
I'm lovin it
Only the 1/3 lb, huh? Wendy is disappointed. Don't you think she deserves more? Don't you think you deserve more?
Okay, man. Sure.
Edit: This might be sarcasm I literally can't tell at this point
If Nintendo made some burgers for fun, I'd try one if it looked like they put some effort into it.
Wendy's opened up a pop up shop on a boat to give food to tailgating boaters before the Husky game. Wendy's marketing game is on point.
Just ignore him. He always gets mad and then goes into this defense mode like he's being attacked.
Not me. Never me. Wendy. I am but a humble servant of Her Grace.
Whoever came up with THAC0 better be regretting it every single day.
You like math, kids? How about DOUBLE math for every to hit roll!
That's a question for the upcoming epic level source book.
Looking through the PDF, they put *way* more effort into things than I expected. I'm not likely to play it, but I applaud the effort.
So if I stream a one-shot of this in which Queen Wendy turns into a despotic tyrant and the Orders must rise up against her, leading to the wartorn ruin of Beef's Keep, how pissed will Wendy's marketing team be?
Just for that Im gonna tell capcom to make a fast food chain called Smokin Sizzle Style.
That's fun. I'll be tuning into Critical Role tonight with a Wendy's spicy chicken sandwich in my hand.
Sub Classes being various menu items is pretty fun.
From a skim, I do feel like to actual play this as a game you'd have to fill in a lot of blanks based on other RPG play. Or just a lot of GM Adjudacation. Which is fine, really, but obviously just hope someone's first tabletop game ever is the Wendy's game.
From a skim, I do feel like to actual play this as a game you'd have to fill in a lot of blanks based on other RPG play. Or just a lot of GM Adjudacation. Which is fine, really, but obviously just hope someone's first tabletop game ever is the Wendy's game.
I'd be lying if I said I wasn't thinking of ways to incorporate the long-abandoned McDonaldland lore into this.
Finally we can get some stats on the Grimace.
There is nothing wrong with this. Nintendo is just an example that relates to this forum, Nintendo (and Microsoft/Sony) engage in a lot of marketing campaigns that are delivered outside of their main category (videogames). This is not 'evil' and Wendy's being a fast food company doesn't change this.
Global Gladiators, Pepsiman, Cool Spot, ZOOL, ... are all good videogames!
Capcom has licensed plenty of edibles and actual restaurants, HOW. DARE. THEY.
SILENCE, BRAND!
SILENCE, BRAND!
SILENCE, BRAND!
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It's a good thing some of you weren't alive in the 80s with some of the reactions in here. Did you know that companies used to produce entire TV shows, hours upon hours of animated content, just to sell toys?? The TV shows were the commercials, (in addition to actual commercials!) and new characters/weapons/vehicles meant new toys were coming! Omg! Transformers: The Movie was just a way to make a "new" Optimus Prime to sell to kids holy shitttttttt
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I hope someone gets on Wendy's case about crediting the people who made this for them. I get the idea behind like, "We are a corporation, this game is made by the corporation" but it still sucks, people clearly spent a lot of time on this.
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I hope someone gets on Wendy's case about crediting the people who made this for them. I get the idea behind like, "We are a corporation, this game is made by the corporation" but it still sucks, people clearly spent a lot of time on this.
Hope Austin Walker catches wind because I really want the Friends At The Table to play & record this
Wait are there really no writing credits anywhere? Thought I was just missing something when I went through the PDF
