Recent content by Stalker0

Honestly the only Kirk insertion that has seemed forced was him being on the holodeck for the murder mystery. Now it was a cool episode I didn't mind it, but yeah of all the people the enterprise has transporter records of they just happen to pick Kirk....a bit on the nose. But the idea that...

The classmates don't really think of Wednesday as special because of her precognition. Its the way she gets **** done and takes 0 fs from anyone. That kind of confidence is going to attract followers and respect from others.

Its a cool routine, especially with the invisibile in and outs....but its not as memorable as the Season 1. That routine was just so unique, especially as it reflected Wednesday's character. In comparison, this was just a nice solid choreography. All and all, great season, I think I liked it...

As La'an showed us in an earlier episode this season, anyone who has been traumatized by the Gorn develops an almost instinctual level of familiarity with their..... hehe no it doesn't make any sense but its the 2nd time we have been showed starfleet people just able to "figure it out"

I agree with you, though I guess they did it for continuity to connect to later events, but it does weaken the payoff a bit. Overall great episode though, glad to have some serious drama brought back into this season

I think the other problem with the whole "we have to be vulcan to go down to the planet". Ok, I get the prime directive but there clearly has to be a grandfather clause in there. We have a pre-warp society but they know advanced aliens exist, and they already have advanced technology. The...

They do explain this one, that the infusion from Spock bled over some of his logical characteristics. Now does it actually make sense....no it does not, but its the kind of hand wave Technobabble that is perfectly established on Star Trek, so I am fine with it. Its exactly what I needed, just a...

Hotter take, if your an experienced dnd player, you simply cannot answer that question. I'm in the middle of playtesting a boardgame for example, and when it comes to some of the new player UI....you simply cannot replicate it with people that have any experience with your game. They can try...

Consider clerics. I would argue most games aren't forcing players to do all of these religious rituals and maintain a long codex of rules they have to follow, etc etc....even though narratively they should. I think people often feel the same about warlocks and pacts. Its the source of their...

When I think of GMs and Player skill I often divide it in 3 categories: GMs vs Skilled Players GMs vs Skilled Players with narrative constraints GMs vs some skilled players and some not skilled Ultimately GMs for a skilled group on its own isn't too hard. A DM can always throw more challenge...

Take near any animal on this planet, and have something jump right at it...its going to react and try to get it off. Xenomorphs aren't stupid, they see some unknown little critter jump on them, they are going to get that sucker off as quick as they can!

Out of those, I think the two biggest notes: 1) Only fighters had real ranged weapons. Now in a dungeon like setting that wasn't as important as today where adventures/campaigns involve more open world type fights. But that's a really powerful notion. 2) The wizard interrupt rule. Now its a...

honestly you add in some more charisma/int based manuevers and I think the battlemaster is a solid Warlord Chassis.

Yeah the trick with 4e "roles", is that while the rules state each class has a role, in reality the classes often had a minor "secondary role" baked in. The fighter was a Defender/Striker for example. Yes defending was its main thing....but it could still bring the pain.

Yeah this one might go from sci-fi to sci-fantasy pretty fast. So we have already determined that she is in fact "hearing" frequencies, they even noted the frequencies where her hearing picked it up. There should be no reason they couldn't use another sound recorder in the same frequency range...