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This is what we refer to in debating as “moving the goalposts.” You said a knight was a good example of a fighter in heavy armor who...

I mean, we're playing games. If people want to say "rules are icky" I'm gonna call it silly. Especially knowing that you like Level Up...

Yes, of course you think it was clear. You stated it. But I don't think it was clear because you said "do you stop..." so I asked...

So, I think I see what you are getting at, but you are keeping it so generic as to make it less clear. Let us take an example that...

I think this is a good question to ask! There are so many situations in rpgs now that this has an example of one of many. If players...

Go back and re-read TwoSix post. And mine for that matter. As well you are making a non-valid dichotomy between situation and plot...

I expect you’re likely assuming the worst to bolster your argument. I mean… what we’re talking about is a pretty essential human ability...

Real people make stupid decisions with easily avoidable consequences all the time. Characters who always make the appropriate...

The GM narrates the outcome of the roll. He says what happens, and then adds “I’m adding two ticks to the X clock” to represent that...

A consequence clock is just a way to be non-arbitrary about outcomes in a way the players can see. A goal clock is a way to be...

GM judgement and GM fiat also aren't quite the same thing.

There is a ton of GM judgement involved. If there wasn't we would not need principles about how to apply that judgement. What it is true...

Sure. But, I want to roll back to the start of this thread of conversation - the assertion that how hard a thing is to do is never...

I think part of the issue there is that it's coming from an old-school approach where consequences are something to be avoided, rather...

7th sea 2nd edition was downgrade from 1st edition. First, they changed from call raise first, then roll to see if you made it to roll...