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<blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 7021547" data-attributes="member: 6795602">Thank you for saying what I've been trying to say all thread and in 1-2 lines to boot.A truly simultaneous system could be interesting though.&nbsp; And it may can be achieved with 2 small rule changes.&nbsp; 1.&nbsp; allowing melee attacks without penalty if at any part of the round you are adjacent to your target.&nbsp; Allowing ranged attacks without penalty if at any point in the round you are at range from an enemy.&nbsp; Basically you take the best opportunity to hurt an enemy that round that you can.2.&nbsp; Reactionary movement.Phase 1:&nbsp; Declare movement and actionsPhase 2:&nbsp; Resolve Actions and Declare ReactionsPhase 3:&nbsp; Resolve ReactionsPhase 4:&nbsp; Resolve all reactionary movementAll effects of actions are applied at same time.&nbsp; Buffs and negative conditions only apply the round after they occur and similar to melee and ranged a character is able to benefit from them next turn even if you end the condition on the next turn.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FrogReaver, post: 7021547, member: 6795602"] Thank you for saying what I've been trying to say all thread and in 1-2 lines to boot. A truly simultaneous system could be interesting though. And it may can be achieved with 2 small rule changes. 1. allowing melee attacks without penalty if at any part of the round you are adjacent to your target. Allowing ranged attacks without penalty if at any point in the round you are at range from an enemy. Basically you take the best opportunity to hurt an enemy that round that you can. 2. Reactionary movement. Phase 1: Declare movement and actions Phase 2: Resolve Actions and Declare Reactions Phase 3: Resolve Reactions Phase 4: Resolve all reactionary movement All effects of actions are applied at same time. Buffs and negative conditions only apply the round after they occur and similar to melee and ranged a character is able to benefit from them next turn even if you end the condition on the next turn. [/QUOTE]

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