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The Regeneration exploit for Changelings makes me feel a lot better about adding a similarly powerful exploit for a slime species. Plus, these species are neat! Love it :D

I'd really recommend giving the idea of Mega damage another look - it'd help stuff make way more sense in my head. I wouldn't go with a damage multiplier/divisor myself, though. Instead, I'd have it so that damage from lower stuff (personnel -> vehicle, for instance) can't do anything against...

Oh, right, yeah, mutations are a thing. At any rate, this is something I put together using the idea to demonstrate my concept, and also using my obsession with pretty tables. This replaces Mind Shield, Shield Other, and Mental Fortress with one levelable exploit.

While I was working on a Mass Effect conversion for Shadowrun, specifically with biotic stuff, it got me thinking about how to implement a similar kind of leveling system for exploits and stuff. Now, obviously, a system like that wouldn't work with all exploits, but it could be very useful as an...

Awesome, thank you. This will be useful :D How did you calculate the crew size for the Giganto? I've tried looking around and I can't seem to find any real discernable pattern to how it increments. At least, nothing that I can easily slip into a GDocs formula. Same goes for max CU and tonnage...

... wow. That's quite impressive. So based on that, I suppose the best course of action would be to abstract and downsize somewhat, then? And while I'm at it, do you think I could borrow that formula for a while, as well as calculating crew size for a given class? Pretty please?

I worked out the ship's approx. internal volume, and then divided that up to get the total amount of hull space it takes up. So for a 20km*3km*2km dreadnought, that's 120 billion cubic metres, divided by 27 (the volume of a single CU in cubic metres) to get 4,444,444,444.44 CU that the entire...

... which is all well and good, but I just did the math for a dreadnought's CU value, and it was something like 4 billion. Mmmmmaaaaaaaaaybe I should just cut them down for game purposes...

As a part of some WOIN work that I'm doing, creating content for a setting to be used with it, I tried to convert a starship over to using the setting. Now, for its universe, it's a large cruiser, but still just a cruiser, clocking in at just over a kilometre long. However, upon converting it to...

I was planning something a bit like that, I was just running it by here first to gather everybody's thoughts on it. Thanks, though :D This has been some good discussion, too. I appreciate everybody's input that they've given.

The thing is, that still involves rolling for damage, which I'm trying to avoid. I want to get the maximum amount of information possible from as few separate rolls as possible, with regards to combat.

In my opinion, not really. Well, sort of, but my point is that it doesn't make sense. The gun itself shouldn't have variable damage, grazing hits and all that should be a function of the attack roll, rather than the weapon itself. There's the possibility that I'm overcomplicating stuff, though.

In response to that, I'm almost tempted to say that a mechanic like Margins of Success/Failure might be a decent addition as well - so for instance, if you roll a fail on the shooty test, but it's within a certain margin, then you still get, say... half damage? A quarter damage? But I'm not sure...

Upon thinking about the combat system, and specifically about rolling for damage, I realised that it doesn't particularly make that much sense. In the real world, a firearm that has a range of damage as wide as something from most RPGs would be considered an awful firearm. The much more...

The entire point being that you can use different bodies to suit your needs. It'd probably require something of a decouple between mental attributes and what bonuses your body gives you. Or maybe just dice bonuses for some bodies... hmmmmmm... On a related note, using a spaceship as your body...

Actually play a game of WOIN with all the content I've been putting together. If you're taking suggestions for new resolutions, why not add setting up a community Discord server?

Something that I'd really love to look at, as a sort of long-term dealie, is to try and figure out how to elegantly recreate Eclipse Phase's resleeving system (basically a thing where you move your mind to a new body). It'd probably be a massive pain in the ass, but it'd make for some...

Mass Effect is probably my favourite video game series of all time. Others include Fallout: New Vegas, XCOM 2, Space Engineers, and Stellaris (it's a very eclectic mix, I know). Tabletop-wise, Eclipse Phase is by and far my favourite. Aside from that, the only other tabletop game I really love...