Feminously Gendered Feline Hivemind Thread

[Jdvn1]

Boooooooring

Heh. For me, entertainment is found in player/character interaction, not character abilities.

That could be it. I have that too. Its a curse--I can't read books or watch movies twice because I remember them too well.

... I often forget large parts of stories after I read them. They don't really matter to me. The stories I remember are normally of things I do or have experienced.

Okay, wanna switch to Favoured Enemy (Human) and off Alyx before you leave? Then claim that she isn't sick anymore so you deserve all the gold

Depends, how much xp is she worth? Probably not enough.

 

[Rystil Arden]

Heh. For me, entertainment is found in player/character interaction, not character abilities.

Unfortunately, character interactions are governed by a set of abilities--a set that fighters lack

... I often forget large parts of stories after I read them. They don't really matter to me. The stories I remember are normally of things I do or have experienced.

Hmm...not like me then. Good. You're sane

Depends, how much xp is she worth? Probably not enough.

I dunno. You're a Ranger...you might lose

 

[Steve Jung]

Do you play Fighters?

Not usually. I like the flashy stuff.

 

[Jdvn1]

Unfortunately, character interactions are governed by a set of abilities--a set that fighters lack

Nah. Note Roy from OotS. He may not be the most Diplomatic character, but he has fun interactions. It's not about what you have, it's about how you play it.

Hmm...not like me then. Good. You're sane

'Sane' is a relative term. My total inability to remember recent stories is often not considered normal.

I dunno. You're a Ranger...you might lose

To a sick girl? Then why doesn't she get the item herself? It'd be more beneficial for me to kill her when I got back from the trip. I'd be more experienced by then.

 

[Jdvn1]

Not usually. I like the flashy stuff.

Oh, so Bards? I've thought most heroes in Fantasy movies (Fighters, or at least Fighter-type) were flashy. Not flashy enough, though?

 

[Rystil Arden]

Nah. Note Roy from OotS. He may not be the most Diplomatic character, but he has fun interactions. It's not about what you have, it's about how you play it.

Roy definitely took some cross-class ranks in Diplomacy, I think. Anyways, I get bored with being the smack-down-with-sword guy, but also the smack-down-with-spellz guy. I like playing casters or skills people who focus on doing fun stuff

'Sane' is a relative term. My total inability to remember recent stories is often not considered normal.

Course its relative, the lone sane man becomes insane to the others...

It'd be more beneficial for me to kill her when I got back from the trip. I'd be more experienced by then.

Good point, but she might be harder when she's better Still, you could always propose it to the party. We could make a Helpless-Innocent-Hunter PrC for you

 

[Jdvn1]

Roy definitely took some cross-class ranks in Diplomacy, I think. Anyways, I get bored with being the smack-down-with-sword guy, but also the smack-down-with-spellz guy. I like playing casters or skills people who focus on doing fun stuff

Nah, I've seen a lot of people play Fighters like that. Eventhough they have to Diplomacy or anything, th player still has his own social ability. Besides, having rank in Diplomacy isn't necessary for normal talking, or even being civil. Commoners get along just fine.

Course its relative, the lone sane man becomes insane to the others...

Indeed. No one is objectively sane, just like no one is objectively normal.

Good point, but she might be harder when she's better Still, you could always propose it to the party. We could make a Helpless-Innocent-Hunter PrC for you

I deny any ties that may be made to my character in regards to that prestige class.

 

[Steve Jung]

Oh, so Bards? I've thought most heroes in Fantasy movies (Fighters, or at least Fighter-type) were flashy. Not flashy enough, though?

I meant magic flashy. Then again I play a warrior/cleric.

 

[Rystil Arden]

Even though they have no Diplomacy or anything, the player still has his own social ability.

I really don't like to do this, as I then feel like I'm exploiting my own social skills when I shouldn't be able to do so. This is the same reason why I tend to play characters with either 16 Int or more (almost always) or 8 or lower (rarely), even when it hurts my character's power: When an intellectual challenge appears, if I solve it and find it really really easy, I have no idea if a 12 Int or 14 Int person would find it easy too because some of the things I think are easy, most people don't and some they do, and I don't know which is which.

 

[Jdvn1]

I meant magic flashy. Then again I play a warrior/cleric.

I keep trying to make one of those, but keep failing.