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<blockquote data-quote="Scribble" data-source="post: 4624399" data-attributes="member: 23977">I allow &quot;rethinks&quot; for almost any experience player. Usually based on their character's intelligence.&quot;How intelligent is your dude?&quot; &quot;Uhhh 13 why?&quot;&quot;Well... you know while you CAN toss a grenade here and probably do a decent amount of damage to your enemies that damage will alos apply to the ship... Mainly the ship's CONTROLS!&quot;As for the food... While I agree it's something I wouldn't use in my games; is it really all that much difefrent then say the mechanics of a healing potion?Since we can explain one by magic it's suddenly perfectly valid? (Even though the D&amp;D world is filled with things that could in no way shape or form be true in our own real world?)Really I guess my thought is the answer to his comment is: No in this game food does not have a healing effect.&nbsp; It's not a videogame no videogame thing in my opinion. It's just a question of mechanics.In one game that he played people can heal damage to their hit points (a nebulous only half heartedly explained idea) with food. In the game that you were running they could only heal damaged hit points (a nebulous only half heartedly explained idea) through other means.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scribble, post: 4624399, member: 23977"] I allow "rethinks" for almost any experience player. Usually based on their character's intelligence. "How intelligent is your dude?" "Uhhh 13 why?" "Well... you know while you CAN toss a grenade here and probably do a decent amount of damage to your enemies that damage will alos apply to the ship... Mainly the ship's CONTROLS!" As for the food... While I agree it's something I wouldn't use in my games; is it really all that much difefrent then say the mechanics of a healing potion? Since we can explain one by magic it's suddenly perfectly valid? (Even though the D&D world is filled with things that could in no way shape or form be true in our own real world?) Really I guess my thought is the answer to his comment is: No in this game food does not have a healing effect. It's not a videogame no videogame thing in my opinion. It's just a question of mechanics. In one game that he played people can heal damage to their hit points (a nebulous only half heartedly explained idea) with food. In the game that you were running they could only heal damaged hit points (a nebulous only half heartedly explained idea) through other means. [/QUOTE]

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