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12:00 AM
@Miniman Oh right! Now I remember.
I did not know that wi-fi was invented in Australia. Neat.
I also loved that pennies weren't used. And that prices as-marked included all taxes. We've recently ditched the penny here, but we still only see the after-tax price at the till. :(
 
@SevenSidedDie That seems...massively in the favour of the seller and unlikely to change.
 
@Miniman Quite. I don't know how you managed to get it to happen. You'd think our government would be in favour enough to legislate it even, since hiding the tax inside the sticker price might get us to finally stop complaining about the federal Goods and Services Tax every election.
 
@SevenSidedDie It's pretty much always been that way, as far as I understand
and we did have 1c & 2c until... the 90s?
 
@Adeptus Yeah, around then I think.
 
@Miniman <nitpick> I assume you mean dodecagons. A dodecahedron would be like a d12. </nitpick> :)
 
12:07 AM
@IlmariKaronen Yep, my bad.
 
Although, come to think of it, dodecahedral coins would be pretty awesome. :)
 
Now that would be an awkward coin to carry!
 
I had a twinge of "wait, isn't that the 3D one not the 2D one?" but I couldn't remember the 2D one and figured people would know what I meant.
 
@Adeptus I dunno... I have a tiny seven-die set I sometimes carry in my wallet. It's not really significantly more awkward that spare change in general.
 
@IlmariKaronen shakes fist at the d10
 
12:10 AM
 
12:26 AM
@Adeptus moment of brutal honesty: I carry more dice in my pocket every day than I do currency
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@nitsua60 That doesn't seem that brutal.
 
(I throw a d20 and 2d6 in my pocket every morning for fidgeting, juggling when I've got to stall for time, determining students' grades, and as a reminder to do something with my games every day; I carry no currency)
 
"Determining students' grades"? O.o
 
@nitsua60 heheh :P
back from the dungeon dice already eh?
 
@Adeptus Oh nice! I think I have a lot of this already from the Humble Bundle a while back, but I'm pretty sure I don't have Battlemat, and that looks pretty nifty.
 
12:43 AM
@Pixie It does. I'm tempted to get tier 2, to get AGFPRO Premium. I have an idea for a game, which that would help with, if I ever get around to making it... :P
 
@Adeptus It's really nice, 'cause my school uses a 6-pt grading system.
@Shalvenay yup--just a quickie while we waited for a load of laundry to finish
 
@Adeptus Oh, yeah. I won't be attempting anything 3D myself, but if you are, that's a good deal.
Aww man, every player will need a copy of Battlemat in order to use it. It sounded like only the GM would. In that case, not much use to me.
 
1:15 AM
On that note, anyone ever used a paid online tabletop solution that let players connect free? OpenRPG and Maptool are just okayish, and I wonder whether paid ones are any better, but it's difficult to coordinate a whole group buying the same (sometime pricy) program.
And it's not in my budget to buy most things for 6+ people. :P This $2.99 bundle would be doable, but I can't look at it and convince myself I'd really use it that much.
 
1:30 AM
Who was talking about a political campaign in D&D 5e recently?
Because there's a new World of Adventure for Fate that is basically "political intrigue in D&D."
 
2:10 AM
@BESW Oh sweet.
@Miniman what if they're d4s
 
@doppelgreener Mmm, with poisoned tips.
 
Also along the lines of game making kits, there is the popular and for-free Twine: "an open-source tool for telling interactive, nonlinear stories." It's a visual novel game creator.
@Miniman to use on sleeping students, etc
 
2:27 AM
At least with M&M, I'm pretty sure most of the stat writing I do will last a long time since it's so hard to permakill people.
 
@doppelgreener c'mon, all--I'm just trying to stop them from asking their grades as they hand in the quizzes. (Pulling out the d6 and asking if they really want their grade right now....) Not kill them.
That I can do in their sleep. (It's a boarding school.)
 
@nitsua60 Ha! That sounds like a great response.
 
@doppelgreener The d4s go in the pocket when administering exams. [student whispers] Mr. A, I don't know what to do for this question. [straight-faced, Mr. A puts a d4 on their multiple-choice answer sheet]
4
 
Suddenly separately I'm remembering the Joker
"Watch, I'm gonna make this d4 disappear..."
 
2:47 AM
@doppelgreener I've seen Twine around but haven't tried it out yet. There's also Inform7, which does what most people appear to do with Twine, but it's text-only. For Japanese-style visual novels, there's also Ren'Py and Novelty (revealing outfit warning for Novelty's mascot). All free, but only Ren'Py is open source.
Well, I think there is some limited ability to include images in Inform7, but mainly it's for text games.
 
Although it's featured on the main site, I didn't notice it until just now, and I feel it's important:
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Q: Toward a philosophy of Chat

Shog9TL;DR: The Problem This keeps happening in chat: Surprise at flags on vulgar messages. Language that would invariably get your comments deleted on the main site occasionally gets flagged and deleted in chat. Confusion reigns. Controversial topics leading to bickering and name-calling. Folks b...

 
3:05 AM
@doppelgreener would you mind taking a look at this re-answer and seeing if you have any edit-tips? You did such a nice job on it's big sibling the other night, for which I thank you again.
 
3:18 AM
@nitsua60 I can do that in a few hours. Thank you, I'm flattered.
 
no worries, no rush. You greatly improved the readability of the first, I felt, so I tried to pattern take 2 after your work. (And I'm slowly growing convinced by @Escoce in absentia.)
 
@nitsua60 On the other hand, I realised on re-reading his answer that it's very vague and confused - it's an attack, modeled with an attack roll, but somehow also an AoE that gives a Dex save?
 
@Miniman yeah, I thought I saw some of the point and encouraged them (and made some specific suggestions) to work through the details. Later I told them I was considering posting a "sand-as-attack" answer, would he mind? No response.
 
@nitsua60 I wasn't going to upvote, because...untested houserules, but the comparison to the net is really close (and actually slightly in the net's favour).
 
@Miniman Yeah, I think the only part of it that's blatantly untested is the part lifted wholesale from the other answer. (all the whatnot about getting sand out of one's eyes.)
to be honest, they're both untested, and possibly the attack-answer less so
 
 
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4:34 AM
... I misread that other chat as Flavored Soul and was briefly confused.
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5:02 AM
I thought something very similar very breifly
and I even played a couple of favored souls
so one would think I wouldn't make that mistake
but se la vi XD
 
@BESW Huh. Checking it out...
 
huh
eclipse phase meets fiasco
bold claim, though I have not played either, they both just seem like relatively interesting systems
 
@Pixie Spicy flavoured soul. Vanilla flavoured soul. Cinnamon flavoured soul, for CCS characters.
 
@doppelgreener I like mine with caramel on top.
 
Soul food...
 
5:14 AM
@Adeptus boom-tish
 
Come to think of it, I have a character who consumes souls. Wonder if they have a bouquet. :P
 
@Pixie "Nutty, with a hint of regret."
 
@BESW "Wait, I'm just talking about myself."
 
6:20 AM
@Pixie [sporfle]
 
6:43 AM
@Pixie what, you know what his soul tastes like?
 
@trogdor No, but I am full of bad puns!
(I'm not entirely sure the character in question has one.)
 
woooooow
that isn't very nice
XD
 
@trogdor I can be pretty mean to my characters, yes. :v
 
6:58 AM
@Pixie I was kind of joking about you meaning BESW
but yes, I know some people are mean to their characters
I can't usually pull that off
the ones I actually end up playing, I am usually too attached to them
though my group, and the fact that we play a lot of Fate, kinda has helped me curb that just a little
anyway, I wouldn't be surprised if a character who ate souls happened to be missing their own soul
 
@trogdor Ohh, I get it now. Flew right over my head. xD
 
for any number of good reasons
@Pixie that is fine, I was not surprised you missed it at all
chat isn't always the best for subtle humor
 
True. xD
 
and all my humor is either really subtle or beat over the head obvious, I don't have much creativity in the department of practicing anything with middle ground there
 
As for being mean to my characters, it depend on the circumstances and how mentally prepared I am for it. (I am very mean to the character in question.)
 
7:10 AM
I think the meanest I have been to one of my own characters is getting Dr Light trapped in a time vortex when he could have escaped
I basically self compelled to have him stay in there for about an entire issue or so
I had fate points left to spend to get him out and everything
I do think it is worse than the kidnapping I put him through recently so I could play as his kidnapper magically disguised as him
or maybe not,... depending on someones particular definition of "mean"
before playing Dr Light, I think the only characters I could classify that I even "let" really bad things happen to were my My Life With Master characters and my Great Ork Gods orks
and those systems basically require buy in to that
I am not sure if I should count Cuthulu Dark because,... that hardly had agency involved too heavily when really bad stuff happened
 
MLWM is one I'm not sure I could handle playing, actually, even if I voluntarily can put my characters through some pretty harsh stuff.
 
,...... but there was the theater professor I felt I had role played into a corner to attack the monster,..... (which in that system is literally auto death)
@Pixie it,... wasn't the best
though it might at the very least been partly because certain rules didn't make it clear to us at least at the time how the game could easily end
it isn't just a misery fest for your characters, the game also happens to take a long time, even if we hadn't possibly misinterpreted the rules somehow, it could have taken at least one more session than we did to finish
and it had already felt too long for most of us by then
it certainly isn't for everyone either way
it is a very morbidly toned game. that alone wasn't enough to make me dislike it, but the fact that either a rule was put in place that most likely made the game infuriatingly long once you reached end game or (possibly more likely) there was at least a typo that made it look like that,......
I was not impressed by that
 
Ahh, yeah. I think I remember seeing the question about that.
 
at the time it made me despair about even trying to play the game anymore, with most of our group included in the same dislike, if for possibly different reasons
one of us ended up, I think, realizing he didn't even like the horribly depressing premise
 
@Pixie (where'd the bouquet come into it? i don't understand what this means)
 
7:24 AM
in short, TLDR it isn't for everyone
 
@doppelgreener As in wine, the scent of.
 
Oh, I see!!
 
@trogdor Yeah. I feel like on one hand, it could be very interesting, but on the other hand, it would be an uncomfortable experience by nature and I'm not sure I'd want to have it within the framework of a tabletop game.
 
yeah
and honestly, the game rules as I saw them at the time upset me far more than any depressing setting
I had bought in to a sad/morbid story
I had not bought in to what I perceived as some strange set of mechanics that seemed designed to torture you with how long the game took
and however wrong I was about that it still nevertheless sort of poisoned the experience for me T.T
 
Yeah, that definitely wouldn't improve it.
 
7:38 AM
I could probably play it again if I were assured as to exactly how the mechanics worked and how they actually allowed you to end the game with the speed I would require by the end game
but short of that I will stay away from it
 
@Pixie I'm not sure either. Dan's kind of keen on trying it out, he's offered an alternative of playing with our housemates and keeping it light-hearted. Wouldn't exactly be MLWM as intended, but apparently that's a thing he's seen advice on how to do.
 
....maybe I should bounty that question.
 
'tis the season for bounties
 
I can't put my finger on exactly what makes me as leery as I am.
 
@Pixie It's a game designed to blur the lines between player and character, to evoke feelings in the player.
 
7:48 AM
@BESW That may be it, and the inherent lack of control, vs. exploring such things in a freeform setting 100% on my own terms.
 
And because it's a psychological horror game, the feelings it's trying to make players have are about self-loathing, helplessness, vengeance, hatred.
Ultimately the game's supposed to provide a cathartic ending, but it stumbles a little in the execution there.
 
8:03 AM
I'd really like to see a MLWM 2.0.
Sudden thought while making a sauce for dinner: "Ginger, Tabasco, Soy, and Sesame would make great code names for a team of spies."
 
@BESW They would actually!
 
@BESW at the very least, I think they made a really really important typo somewhere
we have talked about it before, and that is the least horrible reason, and I think the one I am inclined to believe
though before I thought much worse
 
@BESW Or an alternate Tokyo Mew Mew team.
 
8:35 AM
@doppelgreener One of the original Mission: Impossible agents was named Cinnamon. Not her code name, the character's name was Cinnamon Carter.
But then, their strong man was named Willy and the pickpocket/escape artist/master of disguise was Rollin Hand.
 
did they all also have code names?
 
Nope.
 
wow ok
XD
 
9:14 AM
@Pixie or a new group of enemies for Dragon Ball Super. Bonus points if each of them gets in a fight with the sayan its seasoning matches the most.
 
mmm salt for Vegeta XD
 
@BESW Cute.
 
pickles for piccolo obviously
not very creative but what can you do when his name is already at least one kind of pun? (about a specific food no less)
 
@trogdor thankfully piccolo's name actually just references the instrument rather than.. um... pickles
 
@doppelgreener I think it is both honestly
 
9:17 AM
a lot of namekians are named after musical instruments and also slugs and snails
 
there were plenty of food name puns in Dragon Ball Z, probably the others too
 
for sure, but those were for the namekians!
 
and he was connected to a villain who's name and henchmen's names were condiments
 
@trogdor oh hey it is both actually :D
 
hee
I know more about this than I probably should
I blame a guy I knew a while ago
plus, to be fair, Picollo and Vegeta, and even Nappa all interested me as characters so I also looked them up a bit on my own recognizance, and even watched DBZ abridged relatively recently
I mean, there is good reason for Piccolo to be sort of special as far as Nemekians go
just at the bare minimum he is a main character
whereas most other Nemekians are lucky if they are side characters that reoccur relatively often
 
9:24 AM
i just remembered about yamcha (a food)
 
mm hmm
and many if not all the saiyan names are vegetables
with Vegeta being,... well,... all too obvious I suppose
heck, apparently even the race name itself is a vegetable name or a derivitive or something of a general term for vegetables
 
@trogdor Yes, that was the idea. Most names follow a common theme in Dragon Ball, but for some you obviously have to look at the original Japanese name.
 
yeah
 
Eyup!
 
9:29 AM
like I said, I wouldn't know this stuff if I had not looked it up, or remembered some of it from a freind telling me , at the time, more than I ever asked for
 
@Anaphory Morning, Big Mac.
 
lol
 
trogdor: king of osmosis
 
no, just one of many kings of remembering possibly interesting but definitely useless information
XD
but I suppose you might say my kingdom is the osmosis one
even reading stuff might be considered that since someone else wrote it
 
@trogdor Yasai = vegetables. Saiya-jin = saiyan.
You'd just swap the characters "ya" and "sai" in Japanese.
 
9:32 AM
I am no expert on Japanese or anything, I just know stuff that other people told me or wrote down
@Pixie ah ok
it is a little differently done than the same trick might be done in english
or a similar one anyway
 
Bulma and her entire family are also named after underwear, but it's not as obvious in the dub.
 
yeah
I am aware of this too
bra and trunks are pretty obvious
I seem to recall them still being named that in the dub
 
@trogdor And Bulma was supposed to be Buruma.
 
Didn't they make her Bulla? I may be misremembering though.
 
I could just remember that being their name in the japanese version though
@Pixie yeah I could just be mixing up memories
but I am pretty dang certain the son's name was trunks
 
9:35 AM
Yep, they left Trunks alone. xD
 
I mean
just being fair
 
@trogdor Wasn't he called Ackman ^_^?
 
Trunks is not gonna be as inflammatory as Bra
@Derpy wow,... that resemblance XD
I had not even heard of this thing before
go figure
 
@trogdor wasn't the name Lum changed to "Lamu" just to not associate it with the bikini (which was the original intent of the name, other than begin a pun on "Rumiko", the author name)?
 
@Derpy I am not sure about that
 
9:39 AM
@trogdor Who you think is the author of that? He can only design 3-4 different faces :P
 
I don't count myself an expert on the series, I just spent too much time with one at one point in my life and remembered more than I probably should have along with looking stuff back up occasionally to suit my own curiosity
 
@trogdor Wait, you though Lum is a Dragon Ball character?
 
@Derpy that was evident when I read "Akira Toriyama"
@Derpy I just don't know who you were talking about and assumed something
like I said, no expert
I know more than I should but not like, every single characters name, or even necessarily existence
@Derpy is Lum from,....One Piece?
I think I may recall that name
 
Lum is from Urusei Yatsura.
 
but if that isn't correct I am certainly out of guesses
mk
 
9:42 AM
If you know InuYasha, it's a series by the same author.
 
I don't know how much anime people think I watch XD it isn't this much guys
XD
@Pixie I have actually seen maybe half a dozen episodes of this
I am sure I mentioned so in one or other of these rooms a few months ago
 
Yeah, I wouldn't expect you to know UY. InuYasha was really popular in the US for a while though, so it's a slightly safer bet. xD
 
@trogdor here - wikipedia page . Urusei Yatsura is often considered one of the first "fanservice" animes, despite it really begin more about the chaos the characters manage to cause than anything else.
 
to be fair, I have heard of more or less mainstream stuff, not necessarily all, and seen some episodes of some, and watched some through, but I do not go out of my way really to keep tabs on all anime that exists or anything by a long shot XD
@Derpy ooooooooh
I have certainly seen that girl before
I just like, had no idea what she was from
it is hard to forget a lady with green hair and a leopard/tiger-print bikini on
 
Yeah, Lum is kind of an iconic character.
 
9:47 AM
It is also often compared to the recent infamous "To Love Ru", an anime that has been defined "lets see how much fanservice we can have without violating japanese censoring laws" - it is so base some countries have forbidden it, or branded it as adult anime. Lucky, Urusei had nothing to do with that - the only similarity is that both main charaters are aliens
Actually, to be fair, the most remembered movies from Urusei Yatsura were the ones that had no fanservice at all.
Beautiful Dreamer probably begin the most know one.
 
As for the Lamu thing, apparently that was the Animax dub. It should be noted that sometimes these things are just mistranslations. Names get dicey, especially katakana. And in my experience, Animax is not always on the ball. xD But their dubs aren't generally for US consumption.
 
to be honest, I don't mind learning this stuff, I just don't want people to assume I already know anything about a particular anime if I have not brought it up myself XD
I don't find anime in general to be distasteful, of course some of it is and some isn't, but I do happen to have watched some anime without watching,... a lot of anime
 
oh wait nevermind
sorry i thought we were still on DBZ
@trogdor idk you probably watch all of it
 
so I might know,... Naruto, or One Piece, or Fullmetal Alchemist, for example exist, but I might or might not know much more than that, and even slightly more obscure stuff I might not know immediately what you are talking about
I am not mad or anything, I just want to clear the air as a person who is more ignorant of many anime than it might seem like after the knowledge bombs I dropped about DBZ XD :P
@doppelgreener yes exactly, point completely absorbed properly XD
 
@doppelgreener A secret anime master. Remaining undercover is of the utmost importance. His secret is safe with us, being recorded here permanently and publicly.
 
9:54 AM
@Pixie don't worry, @trogdor was wearing a sailor dress. Nobody can recognize you if you are wearing a sailor dress.
 
I suppose mine must have been blue
I only say this because the "smart one" is apparently in a blue uniform, bam practically all my knowledge of sailor moon is expended now
besides of course that hilariously anticlimactic fight scene
and the general idea that many of the villains in it are of course effeminate
I suppose there was a little more in there
 
counting the seconds to Pixie reaction.... 1.... 2... 3...
 
assuming any kind of accuracy there of course
 
@trogdor My reaction is mostly giggling at this. Not at your lack of knowledge, mind you, but at the way you phrased that. xD
 
well it was intended to be at least slightly humorous
wow
he just did that thing
I imagine that display was a little ridiculous even for him
 
10:04 AM
A little yes. xD
 
I do get the impression he is at least a slightly over the top person
 
Even the monster's like "what."
 
yeah I noticed that
 
@Pixie Forget DragonBall - One Piece crossovers. We need Tuxedo and Great Saiyaman together...
 
 
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12:21 PM
I just found an old comment of mine in the code...
// Anál nathrach, orth’ bháis’s bethad, do chél dénmha
 
@Derpy "What a wondrous vision! And what a mess."
 
not the worse one. One other project I worked on was about home automation systems... applied to boats.
 
Actually, in the spirit of "one obscure quote deserves another," that was Roger Ebert's opinion of the film you were referencing.
 
The code is full of references to both Davy Jones, umbrellas, crocodiles and a plethora of other things know to be considered bad luck signs from sailors
@BESW would you have preferred "Anol Nathrac Uth Des Bessod Dien Doch Dientes!" as Ultima 2 had it referenced?
 
12:37 PM
I probably would have preferred the Glasgow Curse, but that's neither here nor there.
(And for the record, I think it's quite reasonable for people whose profession almost inevitably involves falling into open water to consider crocodiles pretty durn bad luck.)
 
1:13 PM
@BESW I know, that was a long story about someone getting mad because a banana was brought on a ship - which seem to be unlucky for reasons I fail to grasp. From there, the whole app was made to be "unlucky"
I think I just added the "Remember to throw a coin in the sea to pay Davy Jones before you set sail" message somewhere in the route plan area.
 
1:25 PM
Good morning
 
1:52 PM
Moin
I shall try TORCHBEARER tonight!
 
 
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3:54 PM
I need a monster.
Or a group.
Lives in the mountains, in at least small groups, and cannot open trap doors.
Likes cave-y things.
 
4:09 PM
grues
 
4:20 PM
Yes!
 
4:36 PM
lol grues can totally open trap doors with their fists
 
I did settle for mundane Giant Bats, but mostly because it's Torchbearer. Characters will have some light.
(and if not, they have a problem already.)
 
 
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7:52 PM
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Q: Help a DND noob out? Proficiency and how it is used?

A. Banok so I am extremely new to Dnd and I'm filling out a 5th edition character sheet for the first time. I chose my race as elf and it says, "You have proficiency in the Perception skill." What's proficiency? How do I fill it out, what do I write? And also how would it be used in combat..? Just ex...

 
 
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9:06 PM
Audiobook people: audible has most things 50% off until the 16th. Related: guess who just picked up @UrsulaV’s The Seventh Bride for $5ish!
 
 
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10:38 PM
WOOT TORCHBEARER. A rules-complex system I might actually go and enjoy.
Also stealing things from Fate.
Kill conflict with THE FIRE
 
Conflictless Fate can be found in the Unwritten system.
 
Hm?
I meant, one of the party set fire to the dungeon entrance, and the rest tried to escape through it. So I took a page from Fate and made the fire a character out to kill the PCs.
 
Heheh, cool.
 
What is conflictless Fate?
The group was not good as group of adventurers. I think it would work better with a remotely competent and cohesive party. But it was fun.
 
It's exactly what it sounds like: a version of Fate hacked to remove the conflict mechanic for campaigns where that's not a solution to problems.
When conflicts arise narratively, other mechanics are used to resolve them.
Consequences become an effect of particularly powerful uses of the Create Advantage action, and can also be used to gain more Fate points.
 
10:48 PM
And stress is Taken Out?
 
Right. Unwritten has entirely removed both stress tracks and the attack action.
 
Makes complete sense, honestly.
Genius, kind of, in the sense of “Why did I not think of it, it's so stupid”.
 
It makes some major changes to the tone and themes of the game, which not everyone would be cool with.
 
For example?
 
Unwritten is designed to emulate a puzzle-solving and exploration-based franchise, so it works there.
But any story where punching things is a legitimate way to solve problems will find removing the attack action to be... awkward.
 
10:54 PM
But if you just use Create Advantage with the right flavour?
 
Well, sure. But that pulls the focus out.
 
Hm.
 
Fate has different levels of resolution: action, contest, challenge, conflict.
Each of them is possible to use to resolve any particular event.
But each is more appropriate to use depending on the importance of the event to the story.
As a general rule of thumb, the more important something is the more actions it should take to resolve.
That gives it more opportunities to be interesting, and simply lets us spend more table time on it.
 
I feel like there might be a way of doing that in terms of a fractal (self-similarity, not in the Fate sense) and roll that 4-way distinction away into something that does not need attacks.
 
In a conflict, inflicting a consequence can take several rounds and quite a few actions. Exchanging that for a single Create Advantage action is legit, but makes the resolution less important.
@Anaphory Right. In Unwritten, they introduce two new modes of resolution.
 
10:59 PM
@BESW You might have to Create an Advantage first that permits you to Create the consequence.
 
Discovery and Investigation are resolution forms on a similar complexity level as conflicts, but they're (as you can infer by the names) about different narrative contexts.
 
Any of them like Robo Brainstorming?
 
@Anaphory Aye, but that's conditional. Stress tracks are a nonconditional buffer against imposing consquences.
 
Fate points are between those.
 
Actually, my bad: they're called Investigation and Deduction.
And yes, Deduction is basically ARRPG's Brainstorm mechanic.
 
11:03 PM
to find the clues; and to make sense of the clues?
 
Interestingly, so far as I can tell the difference between Investigation and Deduction is a metatextual one.
Investigation is for players to learn what the GM has decided is going on; Deduction is for players to tell the GM what's going on.
 
Ah.
 
I'm not sure how I feel about that yet, will probably have to see Investigation in action.
 
Sorry
Didn't think
 
Why is translating so much work.
In particular of well-formatted things.
Why can't I just take google translate (or something even better) to game aid sheets in English and it spits me out well-formatted game aid sheets in German (or anything else for that matter).
 
11:54 PM
@BESW ... I've just thought of a mainsite question to ask.
hm.
maybe not actually :l
One thing that's been on my mind recently is the fact that our few conflicts in Fate have tended to go out in a bang: we put the enemy in a position where they're dealing with such an overwhelming opposition they get taken out, and we bypass all their stress and consequences.
This isn't a bad thing, but it's how we've resolved most (all?) of our conflicts so far so it makes me wonder what else there is.
But I realise that's actually partly how we've played: our last session with Sko'larr ended with several Fate points still in your pool, so you could have mitigated a lot more of the attack, and then compelled those of us with empty fate pools for terrible (read: wonderful) things to happen.
 

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