The longer your campaign goes on, the more ridiculously powerful you'll have to make the villains to present a challenge to your demi-god characters.Quote by Edward A. Murphy about criminals, present, god
Nobody is lazy; they're busy perfecting their posts they will make really soon, which will be totally awesome.
You'll either be overrun by newbie's who have totally cool original new characters (all expressions after 'have' being debatable) who'll quit two days after their introduction to the story, or left totally deserted without players.Quote by Edward A. Murphy about love, day, being
The amount of work that went into planning your new campaign is inversely proportional to how many people will want to play it.Quote by Edward A. Murphy about work, people
Never deceive yourself thinking you're the toughest Transformer; if Hasbro doesn't want to sell your toy, they'll find a way to kill you off.Quote by Edward A. Murphy about commerce, thinking
Just because you have a ten in one of your stats doesn't mean some leader toy can't pulverize you with it's 10+ stat.
My family was killed in the Great War that has lasted for millions of years, my city got burned down, Decepticons ripped me to pieces, Unicron attempted to eat my home world, and all I got was this stinking Autobot sigil burned onto my chest.Quote by Edward A. Murphy about city, family, home, war, world
If you have an aerial altmode and take to the sky, someone will hit you with an EMP blast.Quote by Edward A. Murphy about sky
When you think you've cornered someone, they'll call in their friends and combine into a huge lumbering giant who will promptly crush you.
If your leader carries a big cannon on his right arm, respectfully request a transfer.Quote by Edward A. Murphy about rightness
Even if you wield the Matrix, end the war and save the universe a few times, there'll still be a writer out there who will see to it that you'll be remembered for that one horrible story you were in.Quote by Edward A. Murphy about writers, war, end
Every character has an aspect that can and will be insulted and ridiculed at length.Quote by Edward A. Murphy about character
When you finally find the perfect game, no one is available.Quote by Edward A. Murphy about games, perfection
The percent of time spent bickering over what to do next is inversely proportional to the importance of the subject being fought over.Quote by Edward A. Murphy about being, time