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payn replied to the thread Do you have kids of your own?. -
The real Gem X
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Did not vote. All my kids have four legs and fur.
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payn reacted to el-remmen's post in the thread Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet? with
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Had to euthanize my beloved cat, Francie today. She would have been 16 next month. This has been a hell of a week, man. 😿 -
payn reacted to sevenbastard's post in the thread Moya, ‘the World’s First Biomimetic Robot’ Emulates Human Features Down to Body Temperature with
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payn replied to the thread Difficulty Numbers: Scaling, or Static?.I understand having Goblin cave and trog swamp and dragon mountain seem like it’s a real world in a progressive series, but it’s...
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payn replied to the thread Difficulty Numbers: Scaling, or Static?.Bounded accuracy
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payn replied to the thread Difficulty Numbers: Scaling, or Static?.If world consistency is important I think scaling becomes an issue for world building. If you do t want world levels with PCs then you...
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payn replied to the thread Difficulty Numbers: Scaling, or Static?.It is a video game so it runs into the GM cant adjust the world (other than math) on the fly problem. A.I. might change this a bit, but...
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I agree with @Charlaquin earlier in the thread that it is better to define "railroad" as a verb -- it is something that the GM does to...
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payn replied to the thread Difficulty Numbers: Scaling, or Static?.Pat of that is open world aspect of some of these games. They dont know if you are going to the goblin cave or the trog swamp first or...
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Static, because I have played a few systems now where, RAW, characters actively got worse at basic things as they leveled up. Unless...
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payn reacted to Fenris-77's post in the thread What is "railroading" to you (as a player)? with
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This brings me back to my original contention - the railroading is about inappropriate use of GM force to prevent players from moving... -
payn replied to the thread How do you like your steak?.
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payn reacted to Reynard's post in the thread Moya, ‘the World’s First Biomimetic Robot’ Emulates Human Features Down to Body Temperature with Like.
What? This is literally the only reason laws exist.