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00:23
Whenever I see an SF&F ID question for "a really old book from the 90s," I weep a little.
 
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01:38
Oh, man. I had kinda high hopes for the Discovery Channel Klondike show (historical drama, not documentary) but then it totally went Pillars of the Earth on me.
01:49
Any sentence containing the phrase "high hopes for the Discovery Channel" will eventually be met with disappointment.
They are not always terrible.
Just getting more terrible.
On account of that one TV person who is ruining all of the "educational" networks.
@AlexP Bear maulings are not always fatal, either.
Meh, History Channel's Vikings was fine.
[shrug] Cable and I share pen pals, but rarely exchange correspondence directly.
You're missing out on most of the good TV, then (I mean, unless you have a way of watching most of it online).
01:55
I'm usually a little behind, but a lot of shows get online airings a week or two later, and in the mean time there's YouTube clips, reviews, etc.
It means I'm pretty picky about what I follow, though.
 
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02:59
So, I've got a "new" player coming over this weekend for Fate.
He played in a D&D 3.5 game I ran a few years ago, and has since been playing in someone else's 3.5 game.
So far as I can tell, 3.5 is the only RPG system he's had experience with, and he's happy with the idea of the setting. He likes playing elven wizards.
I think that he's going to be very happy with the more freeform and social-enabling mechanics of Fate, but I also suspect that he's going to want to stick with a D&D-like setting while escaping D&D-like narratives.
Anyone have experience with doing this?
Up to now, my Fate games have deliberately and drastically fled from D&D settings.
By "D&D-like setting", do you mean high fantasy?
@Magician I assume kinda-kitchen-sinky high fantasy.
@waxeagle ill take a look Ill probably build both and let him pick
@waxeagle a skald and a warpriest that is
@BESW I haven't done it but I've read some AP like that. "Burning THAC0" is a long-running play-D&D-with-Burning-Wheel project by the game devs. The stories don't really end up being D&D-style very much, because of how the mechanics push different concerns and different outcomes.
I'm guessing he'll assume a setting with lots of races, high magic and low cleanliness, lots of violence-is-the-answer.
The campaign I ran him through fizzled and I might try reviving it in Fate...
And while lots of races and relatively high magic is fine by me, I don't want to fall into the kill-and-loot traps.
03:08
Isn't that exactly the D&D narrative, that you think he'd avoid?
So, one thing I noticed from Burning THAC0: there's a tendency to bargain and debate a lot more since the mechanics support it well. Offer a chance to get into a throw-down drag-out talky-session with a demon and they might just take it.
I guess I'm just nervous he'll have a lot of trained expectations and habits.
I think he'll be happy to shed them, but I don't really expect him to do it on his own quickly.
So, my own personal experience was that I was much more eager to shed expectations once I tried a few that resulted in more player/character empowerment.
E.g. once you see you can just say you are badass from the get-go, instead of trying to "earn it" in play. If it's that kind of game.
That may not be the best example.
Hmm.
Okay, so for our first game I want to run a quick one- or two-session story.
Fate's the kind of game where you can push quite hard without getting screwed.
03:12
It'll give him a chance to explore the system without being too invested in "doing it right," and I want to take the opportunity to model the kind of game we can play.
Should I try something in a D&D-like setting, or go radically different?
Ask him, perhaps? Offer a couple of vague ideas you undoubtedly have.
Also, do you think FAE or Core would be better for the introduction?
FAE doesn't have skills, right?
It uses "approaches."
Having zero experience with either still, I'd say Core. If the player could handle 3.5, he can handle Core just fine, and might miss having any crunch at all otherwise.
03:15
Fair enough.
@Magician What Magician said. My first impulse would be Core.
He's not big on theorycrafting or anything like that. This is a guy who decides what he wants his character to look like and wear, then builds mechanics and backstory to justify it.
So, for a one-shot: how long does Fate Core chargen take?
Depends on how much time you take on aspects. For a newcomer, I'd say twenty minutes to two hours.
And compared to FAE?
Chargen taking more than an hour is rough.
For a short-form game especially.
(That's when you pull out pregens or 80%-pregens)
03:23
I'd wager the bulk of time here would be spent on wrapping one's head around the way characters are made at all.
@Magician Yes, this.
Trogdor and I have spent a lot of time trying to get aspects "just right," but if we don't worry about that too much...
FAE just has the three aspects, right?
FAE has you start with three to five, and if you start with less than five you fill in the remainder during play.
that sounds good
though you can retrofit that to Core
Yeah.
03:33
I'd say if you want to play Core, you might as well teach Core.
yeah.
Do you see yourself playing FAE a lot?
Shadowrun joke: "Plan A requires split-second timing, perfect coordination, flawless execution, and divine fortune. Plan B is indiscriminate violence."
@AlexP Maxim of a Successful Pirate number 6: " If violence wasn’t your last resort, you failed to resort to enough of it."
@AlexP Trogdor prefers the greater mechanical complexity of Core, so no, not really.
Then you have your answer: Core. :)
03:46
Guess so.
Though your main question was more generally about not-quite-D&D-stories in D&D-like settings.
Someday when I have the right people I want to try a game where some characters use skills and others use approaches.
@AlexP I guess I'm just having trouble envisioning it.
Like, he's basically going to be able to define "elf" however he wants when he makes his character.
How much should I encourage or enforce the notion that our elves don't have to be D&D elves?
Do so by example. If your NPC dwarves are different, maybe your PC elves will be, too.
Well, what do not-D&D elves look like? Beside Tolkien?
Child's Ballad elves are small, tricksy, violent immortals with alien values.
Dragons of the Cuyahoga elves are slender, ancient people suffering from cultural PTSD because of the destruction of their culture and homeland a thousand years ago.
Elfquest elves are telepathic hunter-gathers who ride wolves, and are decended from actual crashlanded aliens.
03:57
Are those the kinds he'll care to play?
I think his main ideas about elves come from D&D and LotR.
Well, you can emphasize the LOTR bits that Fate does better than D&D.
He's also a Japanophile, and I'm not sure how that'll influence our settings.
Like give his elf an elf-y backstory that matters. Connections to people. Centuries-old vows.
Trogdor is too, though Trogdor's focused on historical and historical-fantasy Japan while Marc is more focused on contemporary anime fantasy.
03:59
Hmm. He also digs wizards, right?
Mark, I mean.
Yeah, Marc waffles between wizard and ranger, but generally prefers wizard.
Is there a Japanese fantasy wizard archetype that he likes that maybe D&D doesn't do well?
I dunno, I'm not really in touch with his anime side.
Fate's a good opportunity to blend the ranger and wizard idea, for instance.
Without going "druid."
...My internet connection keeps soiling itself.
afk lunch.
04:36
@BESW Here's a thought: start character creation by asking a question or two that prompt not-very-D&D-like answers.
Hmm, yes.
 
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06:07
@BESW that statement makes me think it would have been great for him to have been there for the Aeon Wave ending we had
@BESW yes, I do.
@BESW I am a Japanophile?
I mean, don't get me wrong, I do like historical/fantasy japan
but I have not thought of myself that way
then again, I read a lot of books about it, sooo
and if I am gonna talk about the subject I might as well own up to kinda liking this
though it is more for the ponyization of it than anything else
06:33
@trogdor what... what did I just watch?
lol
you tell me
seems like it was pretty obvious
XD
I realize that high pitched Japanese singing isn't the most palatable thing for everyone
@trogdor We could run it again.
well
part of my point was that I handled it that way organically
but if that is what you want to do,...
Whelp, the comments on this question are probably the funniest thing I've seen all night.
Could even hack it into a Shadowrun-like multiple-race-world.
@Problematic [snerk]
07:13
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@trogdor Marc has said that he's more interested in a single long-running campaign than in a series of minicampaigns. How does this make you feel?
well
this is fine with me
I like those kinds of campaigns, as long as he actually shows up long enough to finish it
Okay, I will think about things.
Marc will be available in early to mid afternoon; are you working on Saturday?
(My Ruhi got cancelled this week.)
yeah
Aight, so probably I'll pick him up early and do some one-on-one with him or something before you're available.
07:27
oh ok,... you scared me for a minute there
he is open STARTING early to mid afternoon
derp
better
Yeah, sorry.
not your fault
above image is representation of my derp
not yours
Shopping time. ttfn
 
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08:47
Good morning.
 
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11:25
[wave]
Right!
Vocabulary is definitely for people who aren't at work at such an ungodly hour.
@Problematic Oh, god. God! This is gold.
12:01
Haroom. I'm looking at my old notes for the 3.5 Island of the Scale campaign and trying to sort out good ideas from things which really only came about because of 3.5 mechanics.
Also, trying to figure out how to streamline the plot.
(A lot of things seem to exist just because I felt like I needed to have filler material.)
Oh, man. This campaign was back when I actually used "elven names" and junk.
Why the quotes?
Or are they "not really elven" names, like "Steviel"?
I used the actual elven-syllables tables in Races of the Wild.
> The Za'zara (Lightning Kings) dynasty ruled the elven lands of Nimvannathnes (Deep Forest of the Heart) for 13 generations, over 8,000 years. Under their guidance the elves became great arcanists and craftsmen, but the later Za'zara kings grew paranoid and foolish. Increasingly out of touch with their citizens, they hoarded wealth and power to themselves, eventually purging entire families that spoke out against these selfish practices. The elven civilization collapsed inward on itself and the remaining noble families joined forces against the ruling dynasty. After a bloody coup which lef
Marc's PC in my campaign was a runaway young Holimion prince, and he was hoping to role-play having the curse hanging over his head.
These days I would NEVER ask my players to keep track of all those meaningless syllables.
?
You think that's a wall of text, you should see my background write-ups for things closer to the main locations/plots.
12:17
I was trying to pronounce some of the words in my head.
Nim-van-NAHTH-nez.
Sam-MOOSE-kay.
HOLE-imm-yun.
My pronunciations are usually strongly influenced by Spanish conventions.
...Interesting. I just came across a list of elven names for the campaign, and it looks like I was making elves Russian, instead of dwarves.
> Bastians: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Arthurian_characters
> House Lyon (human, Don): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_To_Kill_a_Mockingbird_characters
> House Greenglade (elf, Commerce): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_War_and_Peace_characters
> House Vassava (human, Treasury): Arabian Adventures 27
> House Dawnbow (elf, War): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Dune_characters#House_Harkonnen
> House Owlwing (elf, Magic) (and elven members of the Ruby Tower): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_War_and_Peace_characters
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Q: Making my own Character Creator

DigoHDI want to create my own Character Creation program for RPGs but I don't know what programs I could use to accomplish this. Does anyone have any ideas? All responses would be helpful and appreciated.

I'm really struggling to see how this is on topic :os
Because the chance of an RPG citizen knowing about programming is better than an Overflow citizen knowing about RPGs?
to me though, that doesn't make it on topic. Its a question about programming decisions where the final product just happens to relate to rpgs
[shrug] I don't feel like I know enough about the subject to have an informed opinion.
12:30
Hrm...
I really can't decide on that, either, @Phil!
Would a similar question about creating a program compiling history facts be on topic on the history stack exchange site?
I can see your point, there.
There isn't any special knowledge of history needed to understand what kind of program is being described.
Whereas describing the 4e character builder to someone unfamiliar with RPGs...
And trying to explain RPGs to someone who's not a gamer is like... well, I guess it's like trying to explain how a 50's instrumental song sounds using only text.
So many conversations with my coworkers are like "so you have this game you do every week?" "Yeah." "Do you meet up online, or is it like a LAN party?" "It's not computers, we meet around a table." "So it's a board game?" "No... we're playing our characters." "So you dress up?"
@BESW fair point
12:36
That's about when I stab them in the neck.
@ProfessorCaptainLokiCaprion Honestly, as inaccurate and geek-shaming as it is, the episode of Community where they play D&D is probably one of the media depictions most true to the spirit of the medium.
(Big Bang Theory spends more time portraying RPGs, and while it gets more of the details right it seriously misses the big picture.)
Unrelated note; I think I've hit another aging milestone. I just saw a photo of a pretty young lady, topless, except she was covering her chest with a pair of pineapples. My only initial thought was "that looks really really painful," followed by "it doesn't even look warm outside!"
@BESW I've actually not seen much of Big Bang Theory, and none of Community.
@ProfessorCaptainLokiCaprion BBT is kinda sad, really, with the laughing-at instead of the laughing-with. Community is... well, it has its moments, especially in the first season or two.
@BESW I have a friend who insists that I watch Community.
In response to me insisting she watch Parks and Recreation, probably.
In BBT, the joke is that they're playing D&D. In Community, the joke is that they each play D&D in ways true to their characters and relationships.
12:45
Community?
@Phil A sitcom about a group of dysfunctional people attending an even more dysfunctional community college.
@BESW IE - any group of people at any given college.
@ProfessorCaptainLokiCaprion Worse. [grin]
The D&D episode was the first, and for a long time the only, Community ep I watched. It was a decent introduction to the program, actually.
Ah its American, that'll be why I haven't heard of it
"Advanced Dungeons & Dragons" is the 14th episode of the second season of the American comedy television series Community, and the 39th episode of the series overall. It aired in the United States on NBC on February 3, 2011. The plot of the episode concerns a game of Advanced Dungeons and Dragons involving the study group and a fellow Greendale Community College student nicknamed "Fat Neil" (Charley Koontz). Plot The episode is introduced in flashback, narrated by a female voice-over. She explains the plight of Neil, a student at Greendale who had hoped that the stigma of teasing and ...
12:47
Speaking of TV, I think Capaldi's Doctor should have gone with a mandarin-style collar on his shirt.
I could get behind that.
But I still like the costume, overall.
Hmm. In AD&D, does the GM make most of the rolls for everyone's actions, with the players hardly touching dice at all? Is that a thing?
@BESW I've heard of groups doing it, but never actually witnessed it for myself.
'cause that's how the Community episode depicts it. It makes sense, as most of the players are totally new to the game.
12:52
@BESW That's usually how I've heard it, when I have heard of it. Like getting the players used to the idea of an RPG before getting them tripped up on what the hell a 12-sided die looks like.
@ProfessorCaptainLokiCaprion Some people are saying that Twelve's ring looks like it's actually a larger design covering up Capaldi's own ring, but all the pictures I've seen are too blurry to tell for sure.
@BESW Maybe he's "married" to the TARDIS and will just tell River to go away.
Seriously, how does time travel work with bigamy?
The Doctor's got at least three wives on his timeline, NOT counting Sexy.
That'd be the only way I'd like to see River appear, actually. A sort of "cameo" where she comes in trying to do her River thing, and he just walked right by her with a snide "oh, go away."
(Or, it'd be better if he said something more fitting of Malcolm Tucker, but I know his Doctor won't be much like that.)
(I can't remember if he married Cameca or not...)
No, looks like he didn't marry her. Just got engaged and then ran off.
@ProfessorCaptainLokiCaprion Now I'm imagining someone trying to pose as River to get close to him, and he goes, "Nope, not nearly egotistical enough to be my wife."
13:00
@BESW That could also be amusing! Maybe a Zygon!
afk dishwashing
13:11
My wife is a little sad, now; Billie Piper is coming to town for a convention, but to get anywhere close to her we'd have to pay $250 per ticket.
Aw.
Good mornin
Yo.
13:27
@BESW I need this.
You've seen Shetlands in cardigans, right?
I need these. I need all of these.
13:59
With that wonderment, I shall leave you.
Goodnight.
Interesting.
@InbarRose Ponies in sweaters?
What is interesting is trying to imagine how they got into them.
If you will notice there are arms on those sweaters...
How do you lift a horses both front feet to put a sweater on?
seems extra-difficult.
Well, they're tiny horses.
14:12
Especially since the back legs aren't warmed... so it can't be "too cold" so why not just regular leg-warmers and blankets wrapped around them?
They can have sweaters slipped on to them while they're being wrapped up in one of the many hugs they're sure to get, because they are tiny horses and I need one to survive.
... I do have enough open credit on one of my cards to do this...
Some aren't even that expensive.
There was one there for like $275
You can get a little horse for $250!!! That's insane!
14:15
Yep
That's cheaper than any of my mother's dogs!
That does seem insane.
Especially considering that in Europe some countries eat horses, I am sure you could get more money for the meat alone....
D: I don't want to think about that.
Even though I'm a carnivore that thinks cows are adorable.
:)
Meat has the word Eat in it, how could you not?
@BESW It looks to me many, many pronounciation conventions in D&D are from Italian (or similar languages)
14:18
@Zachiel You mean romance languages? or latin languages?
@InbarRose Indeed! Even though I'm a huge lover of animals, I also believe humans need meat to live. I just imagine it comes from meat trees or something.
@ProfessorCaptainLokiCaprion That is a bit self-defeating.
@ProfessorCaptainLokiCaprion the animals are fulfilling their purpose
Meat trees! Vines blooming with meatballs. Rows of steak-stalks.
And true, it's the circle of life and all that.
Why does my food have to be adorable?!
@BESW I had a D&D 3.5 DM telling me he should have been the one rolling all perception, bluff and similar "your character doesn't know if he has passed them until it's too late", but he didn't because he was too lazy. I also had a player refusing to do so when some other people in my group wanted me to do the same, because he liked rolling the dice himself.
14:22
uh huh, so you're the guy who ran that classified :P
You are a living creature, which means your life amounts to basically 2 things: Consume/Propagate
@InbarRose avoid being consumed
@waxeagle ... are you the one that answered?!
@InbarRose I mean with similar pronounciation to Italian. Spanish changes lots of consonsants pronounciation from Italian
You should take interest in both. Meat is a vital part of your diet (as you mentioned you are a carnivore) and yet you take no interest in its origin?
14:23
@InbarRose arent they the same :)
@Zachiel So.. You mean latin/romance langauges.
@waxeagle Nope.
@InbarRose Exactly that!
@InbarRose which latin based languages aren't romance languages?
I'm far more the "gatherer" and stay away from the "hunter" part.
(guessing Romanian?)
14:26
@ProfessorCaptainLokiCaprion I'm more on the "buyer" side of the equation
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@waxeagle English.
@Zachiel Well, yeah, me too. I just didn't think that was an option in hunter/gatherer society models.
Which... we're not in, anymore. Anyway. Ponies in sweaters.
@InbarRose ah, good point
English is a bastard whore language though
Yes it is.
@waxeagle Words cannot accurately describe just how right this is. Particularly not English words, since most of them don't make any bloody sense.
14:32
Take Abbreviation for instance, the damn word means "to shorten a word" and it's bloody long.
@ProfessorCaptainLokiCaprion trying to teach my 5 year old how to read right now. English is hard, even the simple words can't manage to consistently follow the rules.
There are as many exceptions to English rules as there are cases when the rules are actually applicable!
There are 923 words in the English language that break the “I before E” rule. Only 44 words actually follow that rule.
That's weird. Or is it wierd? I DON'T kNOW!
@ProfessorCaptainLokiCaprion that's an e first one :(
14:34
You will receive an answer in the form of a statement.
anyone have thoughts on the "help me codez" character builder question? Looks way OT to me
Oh wait, that has a C.
@InbarRose that's ok neighbor
(though that's an explicit exception in the rule)
Science <-
That's because "I after E except after C" isn't a rule ever. It's some nonsense mnemonic to remember like 5 commonly used words.
14:38
@waxeagle We were talking about that in here earlier. It's weird. (Not wierd). If you put that on StackOverflow, there may not be anybody who understands the gaming side of it.
I think someone stated it's easier to find a gamer that codes than a coder who games?
@ProfessorCaptainLokiCaprion tbh, the point he's at, step one is "learn to program, start small"
if he was trying to solve specific problems re: gaming, that's legit, but right now it's "teach me to code"
Well, then that would be OT.
I think in the context that he's defined the program now, though, it really isn't a RPG SE question.
It's a "How do you make a program that makes faces?" question.
I've coded character managing stuff in PHP/SQL before, and even with just WoD it was a headache. I was also trying to make it do way more than it had to, just because nobody else was doing it.
14:40
I think the best fit is actually Game Dev. Even though it's a standalone component what's actually being described is a traditional part of video games.
@AlexP agreed.
@InbarRose inflammable
Morning, all.
14:57
So I am thinking about making a feat called. "Surprise caster. Pre req have to be cross classing a casting class and a melee class (example Sorcerer/fighter). When encountering a monster or person for the first time they have to pass a dc 25 perception check to realize you are a spell caster or they take a -5 on their reflex against your first spell"
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