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i think this is part of the issue in the conversation, common-use word meanings are getting confused with the jargon-uses.

the point is competent people 'make their own luck' by making different choices and taking different actions which have better odds of...

How precisely does a thief "making their own luck" result in an unknown cook sleeping soundly?

competent people who 'make their own luck' still can't control the universe

No. I don't. You can't make me use someone else's methods. I'm not sure why you are even trying. I don't retroactively create valleys...

it's not more realistic if complications happen less when competent people are performing the task, the world doesn't care who is...

That's because you aren't thinking it through. Whether or not someone is in a room has zero to do with competence of a lock picker...

Do you mean you still don't understand the difference between independent and non independent? Or that you don't see why we consider it...

"Quantum" again! I thought we had settled this long time ago now. The issue isn't if it is "quantum" or not it is all about what kind of...

it's very simple it's different from a wandering monster roll whether they are here or there because with a wandering monster roll it...

LOL. Yes, it's all made up. Surprise! I do not have every square mile of terrain in my world mapped out in detail. I do not have...

To me it's clear that some folk dislike making a skill roll to pick a lock the prompt that results in adding a cook to the fiction. For...

For him. You can't apply that to any of the rest of us who haven't said we do it like that. I don't.

The random encounter roll is absolutely connected to the game world. The encounter tables are by terrain type, the terrain being the...

But it is based on PC skill. The more skilled the PC in the fiction, the less likely to encounter the cook behind that door. To the...