How big is yours?

[Anders]

Originally Posted by Þorkell

3.14 GB of files and stuff. I kinda like that number. A pi of RPGs. Incidentally, how the heck do you type the pi symbol?

I think you should strive for a tau (that's two times pi).

[RyanW]

Originally Posted by Þorkell

3.14 GB of files and stuff. I kinda like that number. A pi of RPGs. Incidentally, how the heck do you type the pi symbol?

π

For all your copy-paste needs. It's the least I could do, considering how many times I've stolen your Þorn.

[ak_aramis]

I don't have a GURPS folder. I do have the GT CD loaded (and backed up on a thumb drive).

My general collection of gaming stuff is about 110 GiB

[Pomphis]

GURPS 3e 3.54 GB
GURPS 4e 1.12 GB
GURPS Traveller 499 MB
Pyramid 1.08 GB

[Evil Roy Slade]

Good Lord. A touch over two gigs of GURPS and a daunting eighty gigs of gaming material (some boardgame stuff in there, but a good 90% must be RPGs).

I am surrounded by ~500 linear feet of shelves of gaming stuff. Weird to think I considered myself over it when I was eighteen or so and sold pretty much all of it at a yard sale. It's all come back and it has brought friends.

Almost all I have in the way of RPGs from before the Great Purge were a couple of things that still interested me -- the relatively new Call of Cthulhu, as I as still running a campaign of that, my original AD&D Fiend Folio (Cthulhu and Melnibonean mythoi intact), but I chose to sell off a 1st edition DM Guide that Gary Gygax had autographed for me a year or two earlier.

One unusual survivor: I had lent my original Runequest softcover to my pal Larry, and forgotten I had done so; he in turn forgot he had it. He discovered it in a box after a move and returned to me somewhat sheepishly, as he had borrowed it when we were about seventeen and we were about fifty when it came back.

I felt like a WWI general looking over the horrendous casualty lists from sending the company over the top yesterday when he looks up to see a corporal who had snuck away to canoodle with a farmer's daughter an hour before the raid was announced. He should be charged for being AWOL, but just seeing him alive overrides any negative consequences.