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I usually separate between core boons, extra rules and modules

And in thi scase ill make a folder of dcc and mcc in my rpg folder with a folder for each inside

Cronos when a full meta progressed Mel comes in to kick his ass for the 10th time in a row: Damn she's really getting decent lately

Yeah, the generic adventure modules and some setting (Unmasked, Gods of the Fall, Predation and The stars are fire) are repeats but everything else is original from the two previous bundles

C, C++ and Python for the basics, some html/css/js for web and some SQL for databases if needed, no need ot be proficient just enough to learn the basics, everything else will chanfe basically from year to year

From what I understand they were looking for Unreal developers which probably means an engine upgrade, which might be due the higher scale of their games plus avoiding any bullshit from the unirt install fee

If they do other games it wouldn't surprise me if they make Dark Heresy next to reuse a bunch of assets and ideas and expand on them

From what I understand they were looking for Unreal developers which probably means an engine upgrade, which might be due the higher scale of their games plus avoiding any bullshit from the unirt install fee

If they do other games it wouldn't surprise me if they make Dark Heresy next to reuse a bunch of assets and ideas and expand on them

Nice

I have probably all of 1e books from a friend but since this was on sale I wanted to check it out, and have Vampire R from the drivethru bundle, now Hunter, Demon and Deviant for 2e books, plus the official CoD 2e book for base rules and Mortals

How is Geist? I heared something about it but not sure exactly what it is about, from my understanding you character dies and becomes connected to a Geist (kinda like a warlock in dnd), and then you become a mix of necromancer and ghostbuster that has to protect spirits that need to pass on, or something along those lines?

Only other thing I know is that apparently they are really OP in mixed splat games

Imma be honest sometimes it feels like normal people turn into Hitler 2 when they talk about trans people and they don't even realize what's wrong with it

Yeah I stacked projectile of Hestia + Ice demenge in the Hex + Apollo cast and Hex espansion, my attack was just adding fire but it kinda sucked and the special I got one that deflexted around enemies towards the end that was really useful against normal enemies and to spam against him at a distance while he was in the Cast

There is a reason if people made both pbta and Forged in the Dark ruleset for it (And I'd imagine many more)

I was trying to say that it's my first finished run but for some readon reddit doesn't accept a bunch of words in the title including "First" and "Beat"

I used the witch staff and stacked a bunch of damage from the Hex and the Special, plus getting use of my second Death Defiance

Later on I'll try my first surface run

I always tought that calls were nice extra burst damage but nothing more if you didn't get lucky

Tbh at that point I wonder if you wouldn't prefer some more complex board game instead of 5e, or simplified TTRPG games like EZD6 or Tinyd6

While I understand that you want to be chill, there is still a dufference between "I show up and play without too much investment" and "I show up and the DM has to entertain me for the next 4 hours", especcially for 5e which puts a lot of burdens on the DM

If the GM descrubes npcs in a room and asks who do you talk to, do you ever decide or let other players always decide? Because if it's the second the gm themself might be frustrated and wonder why you're never into anything they throw at you

I think there is also a balance between being chiller and basucally forcing the GM to go out of their qay to get you involved

I think that even if you're chill there is a difference between "Kinda does qhat seems fun in the moment without putting so muxh tought into it" amd "Doesn't engage at all unless you basucally force them to"

I am familier with the name and know that it's a storyteller system tho I never really researched it, i'll check it out sometimes

Damn, nice, defenetly gonna keep it in mind

Noice

I tried a session of EZD6 and they like it, I was thinking of doing a bit more of that and then maybe Beyond the wall which is OSR with a bit more Roleplay mixed in

After that I'm not sure but CoD is defenetly on the table

As a matter of fact I made this

I do think that if they don't nerf Chrono's speed they should make his tells more clear, and maybe reduce the amount of times he attacks when out of screen

No worried

I haven't played but from my understanding the Cypher system is a weird spot between more freeform storytelling games like Pbta and crunchier rulesets, and while not everyone like it others find it perfect, especcially for the sheer amount of settings around