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	At least it can be ''entertaining'' stupid.		At least it can be ''entertaining'' stupid.

			If you want to read it anyway, check here in the prior edit history of this page: https://1d4chan.org/index.php?title=Target:_Alice&oldid=466518

	==Wise Words of Wisdom==		==Wise Words of Wisdom==

	With Target: Alice being basically a poorly written fanfiction; A piece fueled by the anger of [[user:Jaimas\|the DM]] over a fictional character - and disguised as homebrew d20 campaign, it was probably only time until an outsider with no real expertise of the Resident Evil series or the movies that [[Alice\|our subject matter]] came from would find this article. As cringy and terrible it is to have a self-insert character run around in a movie doing seriously stupid things that disrespect the main demographic of the series, it is also quite hilarious at times to see the product of such bitter annoyance in such an extreme case. Much like viewing a clip of an enthusiastic Star-wars fan saying that they want to hit George Lucas over the head with shovel, this article is amusing until the reality sinks in that this is all about a series of movies that were probably seen by very niche set of people. As horrendous as the Resident Evil movies were, ''Target: Alice'' is still reads as some guys fantasy of mass murdering some chick most people don't give a fuck about blended together with really horrible decisions and hilarity.		With Target: Alice being basically a poorly written fanfiction; A piece fueled by the anger of [[user:Jaimas\|the DM]] over a fictional character - and disguised as homebrew d20 campaign, it was probably only time until an outsider with no real expertise of the Resident Evil series or the movies that [[Alice\|our subject matter]] came from would find this article. As cringy and terrible it is to have a self-insert character run around in a movie doing seriously stupid things that disrespect the main demographic of the series, it is also quite hilarious at times to see the product of such bitter annoyance in such an extreme case. Much like viewing a clip of an enthusiastic Star-wars fan saying that they want to hit George Lucas over the head with shovel, this article is amusing until the reality sinks in that this is all about a series of movies that were probably seen by very niche set of people. As horrendous as the Resident Evil movies were, ''Target: Alice'' is still reads as some guys fantasy of mass murdering some chick most people don't give a fuck about blended together with really horrible decisions and hilarity.

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	The entire group deserve props for putting up with this ridiculous campaign and the nonsense we caused during it.		The entire group deserve props for putting up with this ridiculous campaign and the nonsense we caused during it.

	===Afterword and Apologies===		==Afterword and Apologies==
	I wound up removing the mission log synopsis the campaign had for a few reasons, not the least of which being that two of my players brought up that I got a lot of things that happened wrong during it, that I blended in several other bits from another campaign we ran by accident (one player mentioned an encounter with a Webspinner and running like hell, which I simply didn't remember in the original synopsis). With the logs I had from the campaign lost in a move, and the game itself taking place almost a decade ago, I've no way to verify that a lot of the campaign's events happened the way I remembered them - and since the logs are lost I might well be remembering parts of the entire thing wrong. While some embellishing over silly shit that happened in an ill-advised terrible campaign could be expected, the players deserve better than that. More importantly, a few anonymous fa/tg/uys were quite correct with the section below: a reminder to everyone that, yes, the campaign was absolutely [[derp\|idiotic]], and that more effort (and booze) were put into this than was ever truly necessary. It's a staunch cautionary reminder that there's times you just shouldn't take things as seriously as one does, and the result of failing to remember this will only be just as stupid.		I wound up removing the mission log synopsis the campaign had for a few reasons, not the least of which being that two of my players brought up that I got a lot of things that happened wrong during it, that I blended in several other bits from another campaign we ran by accident (one player mentioned an encounter with a Webspinner and running like hell, which I simply didn't remember in the original synopsis). With the logs I had from the campaign lost in a move, and the game itself taking place almost a decade ago, I've no way to verify that a lot of the campaign's events happened the way I remembered them - and since the logs are lost I might well be remembering parts of the entire thing wrong. While some embellishing over silly shit that happened in an ill-advised terrible campaign could be expected, the players deserve better than that. More importantly, a few anonymous fa/tg/uys were quite correct with the section below: a reminder to everyone that, yes, the campaign was absolutely [[derp\|idiotic]], and that more effort (and booze) were put into this than was ever truly necessary. It's a staunch cautionary reminder that there's times you just shouldn't take things as seriously as one does, and the result of failing to remember this will only be just as stupid.

	At least it can be ''entertaining'' stupid.		At least it can be ''entertaining'' stupid.

	===Wise Words of Wisdom===		==Wise Words of Wisdom==

	With Target: Alice being basically a poorly written fanfiction; A piece fueled by the anger of [[user:Jaimas\|the DM]] over a fictional character - and disguised as homebrew d20 campaign, it was probably only time until an outsider with no real expertise of the Resident Evil series or the movies that [[Alice\|our subject matter]] came from would find this article. As cringy and terrible it is to have a self-insert character run around in a movie doing seriously stupid things that disrespect the main demographic of the series, it is also quite hilarious at times to see the product of such bitter annoyance in such an extreme case. Much like viewing a clip of an enthusiastic Star-wars fan saying that they want to hit George Lucas over the head with shovel, this article is amusing until the reality sinks in that this is all about a series of movies that were probably seen by very niche set of people. As horrendous as the Resident Evil movies were, ''Target: Alice'' is still reads as some guys fantasy of mass murdering some chick most people don't give a fuck about blended together with really horrible decisions and hilarity.		With Target: Alice being basically a poorly written fanfiction; A piece fueled by the anger of [[user:Jaimas\|the DM]] over a fictional character - and disguised as homebrew d20 campaign, it was probably only time until an outsider with no real expertise of the Resident Evil series or the movies that [[Alice\|our subject matter]] came from would find this article. As cringy and terrible it is to have a self-insert character run around in a movie doing seriously stupid things that disrespect the main demographic of the series, it is also quite hilarious at times to see the product of such bitter annoyance in such an extreme case. Much like viewing a clip of an enthusiastic Star-wars fan saying that they want to hit George Lucas over the head with shovel, this article is amusing until the reality sinks in that this is all about a series of movies that were probably seen by very niche set of people. As horrendous as the Resident Evil movies were, ''Target: Alice'' is still reads as some guys fantasy of mass murdering some chick most people don't give a fuck about blended together with really horrible decisions and hilarity.

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1d4chan>Jaimas: The anons editing this are correct in stating this campaign was absolutely retarded.

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The anons editing this are correct in stating this campaign was absolutely retarded.

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	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==

	Several things were learned about d20 Modern's campaign structure via the way these sessions played out. One was that, due to more ranged weaponry and more flexible movement, Combat tended to run very, very quickly. Also what became apparent is just how often the Massive Damage Threshold came into play: Many fights with the USS, and even some of the Alice Clones were won (or nearly lost) due to the Massive Damage Threshold rules, and all-too-often, Improved Damage Threshold meant the difference between life and death. In fact, of the characters that suffered the effects of this rule, it was the characters that ''didn't'' have this feat - the Soldier and the Tracer - that went down the most.		Several things were learned about d20 Modern's campaign structure via the way these sessions played out. One was that, due to more ranged weaponry and more flexible movement, Combat tended to run very, very quickly. Also what became apparent is just how often the Massive Damage Threshold came into play: Many fights with the USS, and even some of the Alice Clones were won (or nearly lost) due to the Massive Damage Threshold rules, and all-too-often, Improved Damage Threshold meant the difference between life and death. In fact, of the characters that suffered the effects of this rule, it was the characters that ''didn't'' have this feat - the Soldier and the Tracer - that went down the most. It's worth noting that, critical hits and explosives aside, the most common causes of Damage Threshold rolls were characters using mid-caliber assault rifles and the Burst Attack feat. It drives home that if you are going to run a [[d20 Modern]] campaign with lots of high-powered weapons (especially automatics), you're going to have to account for a party being subjected to this rule more often than the enemy just as a matter of procedure and anything you can do to mitigate it will help a lot.

	===Reception===		===Reception===
	With Target: Alice being basically a poorly written fanfiction; A piece fueled by the anger of [[user:Jaimas\|the DM]] over a fictional character - and disguised as homebrew d20 campaign, it was probably only time until an outsider with no real expertise of the Resident Evil series or the movies that [[Alice\|our subject matter]] came from would find this article. As cringy and terrible it is to have a self-insert character run around in a movie doing seriously stupid things that disrespect the main demographic of the series, it is also quite hilarious at times to see the product of such bitter annoyance in such an extreme case. Much like viewing a clip of an enthusiastic Star-wars fan saying that they want to hit George Lucas over the head with shovel, this article is amusing until the reality sinks in that this is all about a series of movies that were probably seen by very niche set of people. As horrendous as the Resident Evil movies were, ''Target: Alice'' is still reads as some guys fantasy of mass murdering some chick most people don't give a fuck about blended together with really horrible decisions and hilarity.		With Target: Alice being basically a poorly written fanfiction; A piece fueled by the anger of [[user:Jaimas\|the DM]] over a fictional character - and disguised as homebrew d20 campaign, it was probably only time until an outsider with no real expertise of the Resident Evil series or the movies that [[Alice\|our subject matter]] came from would find this article. As cringy and terrible it is to have a self-insert character run around in a movie doing seriously stupid things that disrespect the main demographic of the series, it is also quite hilarious at times to see the product of such bitter annoyance in such an extreme case. Much like viewing a clip of an enthusiastic Star-wars fan saying that they want to hit George Lucas over the head with shovel, this article is amusing until the reality sinks in that this is all about a series of movies that were probably seen by very niche set of people. As horrendous as the Resident Evil movies were, ''Target: Alice'' is still reads as some guys fantasy of mass murdering some chick most people don't give a fuck about blended together with really horrible decisions and hilarity.

	~~Suffice to say~~, a ''lot'' of booze was involved~~. It~~ was absolutely retarded, though fun romp about killing off an annoying character who only exists to keep a director's wife employed with something resembling a story bolted onto the top and was completed over several days.		In the end, a ''lot'' of booze was involved, and it was an absolutely [[Derp\|retarded]], though fun romp about killing off an annoying character who only exists to keep a director's wife employed with something resembling a story bolted onto the top and was completed over several days. It was never meant to be taken too seriously, and was mostly just dumb kick-in-the-door nonsense.

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	===Reception===		===Reception===
	With Target: Alice being basically a poorly written fanfiction; A piece fueled by the anger of [[user:Jaimas\|the DM]] over a fictional character - and disguised as homebrew d20 campaign, it was probably only time until an outsider with no real expertise of the Resident Evil series or the movies that [[Alice\|our subject matter]] came from would find this article. As cringy and terrible it is to have a self-insert character run around in a movie doing seriously stupid things that disrespect the main demographic of the series, it is also quite hilarious at times to see the product of such bitter annoyance in such an extreme case. Much like viewing a clip of an enthusiastic Star-wars fan saying that they want to hit George Lucas over the head with shovel, this article is amusing until the reality sinks in that this is all about a series of movies that were probably seen by very niche set of people. As horrendous as the Resident Evil movies were, ''Target: Alice'' is still reads as some guys fantasy of mass murdering some chick most people don't give a fuck about blended together with really horrible decisions and hilarity.		With Target: Alice being basically a poorly written fanfiction; A piece fueled by the anger of [[user:Jaimas\|the DM]] over a fictional character - and disguised as homebrew d20 campaign, it was probably only time until an outsider with no real expertise of the Resident Evil series or the movies that [[Alice\|our subject matter]] came from would find this article. As cringy and terrible it is to have a self-insert character run around in a movie doing seriously stupid things that disrespect the main demographic of the series, it is also quite hilarious at times to see the product of such bitter annoyance in such an extreme case. Much like viewing a clip of an enthusiastic Star-wars fan saying that they want to hit George Lucas over the head with shovel, this article is amusing until the reality sinks in that this is all about a series of movies that were probably seen by very niche set of people. As horrendous as the Resident Evil movies were, ''Target: Alice'' is still reads as some guys fantasy of mass murdering some chick most people don't give a fuck about blended together with really horrible decisions and hilarity.

			Suffice to say, a ''lot'' of booze was involved. It was absolutely retarded, though fun romp about killing off an annoying character who only exists to keep a director's wife employed with something resembling a story bolted onto the top and was completed over several days.

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	===Reception===		===Reception===
	With Target: Alice being basically a poorly written fanfiction; A piece fueled by the ~~[[rage\|~~anger]] of [[user:Jaimas\|~~some man~~]] ~~angry~~ over a fictional character - and disguised as homebrew d20 campaign, it was probably only time until an outsider with no real expertise of the Resident Evil series or the movies that [[Alice\|our subject matter]] came from would find this article. As cringy and terrible it is to have a self-insert character run around in a movie doing seriously stupid things that disrespect the main demographic of the series, it is also quite hilarious at times to see the product of such bitter annoyance in such an extreme case. Much like viewing a clip of an enthusiastic Star-wars fan ~~say~~ want to hit George Lucas over the head with shovel, this article is amusing until the reality sinks in that this is all about a series of movies that were probably seen by very niche set of people. As horrendous as the Resident Evil movies were, ''Target: Alice'' is still reads as some guys fantasy of mass murdering some chick most people don't give a fuck about blended together with really horrible decisions and hilarity.		With Target: Alice being basically a poorly written fanfiction; A piece fueled by the anger of [[user:Jaimas\|the DM]] over a fictional character - and disguised as homebrew d20 campaign, it was probably only time until an outsider with no real expertise of the Resident Evil series or the movies that [[Alice\|our subject matter]] came from would find this article. As cringy and terrible it is to have a self-insert character run around in a movie doing seriously stupid things that disrespect the main demographic of the series, it is also quite hilarious at times to see the product of such bitter annoyance in such an extreme case. Much like viewing a clip of an enthusiastic Star-wars fan saying that they want to hit George Lucas over the head with shovel, this article is amusing until the reality sinks in that this is all about a series of movies that were probably seen by very niche set of people. As horrendous as the Resident Evil movies were, ''Target: Alice'' is still reads as some guys fantasy of mass murdering some chick most people don't give a fuck about blended together with really horrible decisions and hilarity.

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	===Reception===		===Reception===
	With Target: Alice being basically a poorly written fanfiction; A piece fueled by the [[rage\|anger]] of [[user:Jaimas\|some man]] angry over a fictional character - and disguised as homebrew d20 ~~champaign~~, it was probably only time until an outsider with no real expertise of the Resident Evil series or the movies that [[Alice\|our subject matter]] came from would find this article. As cringy and terrible it is to have a self-insert character run around in a movie doing seriously stupid things that disrespect the main demographic of the series, it is also quite hilarious at times to see the product of such bitter annoyance in such an extreme case. Much like viewing a clip of an enthusiastic Star-wars fan say want to hit George Lucas over the head with shovel, this article is amusing until the reality sinks in that this is all about a series of movies that were probably seen by very niche set of people. As horrendous as the Resident Evil movies were, ''Target: Alice'' is still reads as some guys fantasy of mass murdering some chick most people don't give a fuck about blended together with really horrible decisions and hilarity.		With Target: Alice being basically a poorly written fanfiction; A piece fueled by the [[rage\|anger]] of [[user:Jaimas\|some man]] angry over a fictional character - and disguised as homebrew d20 campaign, it was probably only time until an outsider with no real expertise of the Resident Evil series or the movies that [[Alice\|our subject matter]] came from would find this article. As cringy and terrible it is to have a self-insert character run around in a movie doing seriously stupid things that disrespect the main demographic of the series, it is also quite hilarious at times to see the product of such bitter annoyance in such an extreme case. Much like viewing a clip of an enthusiastic Star-wars fan say want to hit George Lucas over the head with shovel, this article is amusing until the reality sinks in that this is all about a series of movies that were probably seen by very niche set of people. As horrendous as the Resident Evil movies were, ''Target: Alice'' is still reads as some guys fantasy of mass murdering some chick most people don't give a fuck about blended together with really horrible decisions and hilarity.