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<blockquote data-quote="Kahuna Burger" data-source="post: 693487" data-attributes="member: 8439">for simplicity sake it would probably be best. However, as a Gear Head when it comes to roleplaying (crunchy bits! yeah!) I tend to extrapolate on things a lot. In this case it is worth pointing out that there are some sexual techniques that 'satisfy' an already horny person but will backfire if you use them to try to warm someone up. Hence my breakdown of unusual results of the stat choices. Its probably best to give some very vauge suggestions and let the DMs and players together decide on a case by case basis whether a particular technique helps or hurts a particular cause.My main concern is whether these conditions are based internally or externally. That is to say, if hornyness is an internal response, a person just IS horny. If there's no one around, he's still horny. However unwilling strikes me as a more external condition - a person is unwilling in regards to other people. A person could be horny and unwilling towards a specific other person. Or even very horny and interested in the other person but unwilling for a specific sex act or circumstance. (I'm reminded of the beginning of higher learning where the girl and guy were equally all over each other, but she started trying to fight him off when she realized he wasn't wearing a condom. While a good chunk of the film seemed to be based on the moral ambiguity of judging him on the event, it was clear that she was unwilling and subjectively expereinced it as a rape in spite of being horny and attracted to him.)OK like I said, I'm a gear head. But other than the concern about physical states automatically countering emotional ones it certainly looks good.Kahuna Burger</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kahuna Burger, post: 693487, member: 8439"] [B][/b] for simplicity sake it would probably be best. However, as a Gear Head when it comes to roleplaying (crunchy bits! yeah!) I tend to extrapolate on things a lot. In this case it is worth pointing out that there are some sexual techniques that 'satisfy' an already horny person but will backfire if you use them to try to warm someone up. Hence my breakdown of unusual results of the stat choices. Its probably best to give some very vauge suggestions and let the DMs and players together decide on a case by case basis whether a particular technique helps or hurts a particular cause. My main concern is whether these conditions are based internally or externally. That is to say, if hornyness is an internal response, a person just IS horny. If there's no one around, he's still horny. However unwilling strikes me as a more external condition - a person is unwilling in regards to other people. A person could be horny and unwilling towards a specific other person. Or even very horny and interested in the other person but unwilling for a specific sex act or circumstance. (I'm reminded of the beginning of higher learning where the girl and guy were equally all over each other, but she started trying to fight him off when she realized he wasn't wearing a condom. While a good chunk of the film seemed to be based on the moral ambiguity of judging him on the event, it was clear that she was unwilling and subjectively expereinced it as a rape in spite of being horny and attracted to him.) OK like I said, I'm a gear head. But other than the concern about physical states automatically countering emotional ones it certainly looks good. Kahuna Burger [/QUOTE]

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