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Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2017 9:04 pm
Do you have a profile laying around for Wulf by chance? I just finished retooling Deitric's to flesh out some of the unused stuff in his backstory (like the fact that he's technically a very, very low-level shaman).
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Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2017 9:11 pm
Uberwulf X for some reason i felt compelled to show you Twitch's profile pic. It might've been a "oh here's something showing her with her fire." And she wields a bo staff? I've maybe seen that weapon used once before ever, that's awesome! I can see what you mean about her fire though, that looks like the sort of fake Shadowflame stuff I used to have Max wield. I have to give props for that, fire may be popular with alot of people but fire is a tough element to pull off. So, does she only have the flame in were form or is it available in both like Laz?
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2017 10:10 am
Undoubtedly, on my tower or XHD. I'm at work, but I'll look them up when I get home. She can use the flame in any of her three states. She has flame manipulation and creation, and her empowered attacks tend to use it; Pulse turns into a Fireball with more AoE splash and mana/energy/chi drain, for anyone using a meter-based system. As far as her staff, she walks into the arena with it but has no qualms about just throwing it at you since they're mass produced by a company the Empire finances and she can simply replace it. That tends to throw people off in the heat of combat because they'll grab it, hoping for a tug-of-war and to overpower her, and she'll just let go.
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Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2017 4:15 pm
Once upon a time there was a guild called The Garage, ran by yours truly - And Kizu Pantera. We took a big ol' steaming dump in everyone's Froot Loops. Pissed everyone right off. s**t went on for years, to the point most of us in the guild were alienated from the rest of the community. Not that we were bitching about that. And that is how I saved Christmas.
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Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2017 7:40 pm
f-ing hell, shadowrun. i know nothing about shadowrun. i think its because i want to know nothing about shadowrun. now i have to run shadowrun and say omae and chummer and glitch and whatever that fake F word is gonk
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Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2017 11:51 pm
Quote: As she was launching through the air, imperceptible to the local timestream, from her own perspective, she rewound time like an old VHS casette recording. I remember when Anthon did s**t like that. ******** time cops. But Anthon's was cooler. I thought about creating a 3.5e psion power based on what he did, called Rape Time. When anthon did it his whole body went into another frequency, so his relative mass, opacity, everything changed. it was so gross i had to retire the character, because it stacked onto itself something like 8 fold. for example, if you were 10 times faster, everyone else would look 10 times slower, and their kinetic impacts would, if you bothered to let them hit you, be 100 times less kinetic energy. Additionally, when you struck them, from their perspective, your impacts would be 100 times more foot lbs. But you could aim so easily for every single vital location and their chance to dodge would be close to zero. Additionally, when you tried moving, not only would you be able to go "10 times faster", gravity itself would be 1/10th G, so you could jump obscene distances, and terminal velocity, normally 200 or so miles per hour, would be like nothing, like hopping off a bike. But not only would you have an easy time jumping, be nearly immune to falling damage, and impossible to hit, with every hit against you doing essentially zero damage, and every attack you make being essentially instant death, but you would also be able to make multiple attacks compared to the "1 round" everybody else got. So you would have 10 times more attacks per round, each 10 times harder to dodge, each doing 100 times more damage. Not only that, but if you were running in close proximity to someone, you would be moving too fast for them to see, gaining effective invisibility. This is one of Anthon's Cardinal powers he had when he was young. Mikey doesn't have this power, and learned wormholes and space stuff instead, because it was less imbalancing. First time i saw this time stuff correctly portrayed was on the hallmark channel with an HG Wells movie. Second time was the Movie "the Matrix". Anthon had been retired about 3 years by then, with a temporal "rape" factor of x100. He suicided by buying a space plane for 500 million euros and setting off a 1 megaton nuke in Low Earth Orbit... ahh... memories.
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Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2017 7:08 am
Let me know when. Michael Noire f-ing hell, shadowrun. i know nothing about shadowrun. i think its because i want to know nothing about shadowrun. now i have to run shadowrun and say omae and chummer and glitch and whatever that fake F word is gonk Shadowrun is pretty fun. SR 5e was my first tabletop and once you get over the garbage layout of the book, it's pretty solid. I've heard from some people that it needs a bit of errata to fix a few issues or missing bits of information, but I didn't play enough to get to that point. Have yet to touch any of the earlier versions. The mostly-classless system is nice for character creation.
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Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2017 9:46 am
The Thunder Tyrant Let me know when. Michael Noire f-ing hell, shadowrun. i know nothing about shadowrun. i think its because i want to know nothing about shadowrun. now i have to run shadowrun and say omae and chummer and glitch and whatever that fake F word is gonk Shadowrun is pretty fun. SR 5e was my first tabletop and once you get over the garbage layout of the book, it's pretty solid. I've heard from some people that it needs a bit of errata to fix a few issues or missing bits of information, but I didn't play enough to get to that point. Have yet to touch any of the earlier versions. The mostly-classless system is nice for character creation. SR seems hugely popular with people who wanted cyberpunk plus D&D races and classes. It's way too campy for me. I'm going to choke down my disdain and run it for the day, but i guess.. Cyberpunk is like one of those dark anime where the good guy sometimes loses. Shadowrun is like One Piece or Fairy Tale. in Cyberpunk, a 7.62 rifle bullet does more damage than a 5.56 rifle bullet in Shadowrun, a cartoon doodle is "better" because it "does more damage". In Shadowrun, there are elves and orcs because.. MAGIC in Cyberpunk, there are sex slaves modified by biotech to look like elves and orcs. In shadowrun, you can get on the interwebs Matrix VR either with a decker or MAGIC in cyberpunk, you can get on the Net, where the Netrunner is so badass they don't need MAGIC. In shadowrun, a Human being maxes at about 6 strength, a troll at about 10 strength, and can lift/carry 60-100 kilograms with a test to lift up to Body+Strength x 10 more, by rolling dice. Which is up to +120 kilos for a human and up to +200 kilos for a Troll. (180-300 kg totals) In Cyberpunk, a Human being maxes at 10 body and lift up to 400 kilos, with no roll required before cyberware, THis could be because of the quality of proteins: In shadowrun, everyone eats processed soy/tofu, while in Cyberpunk, the base staple is dogfood made from unknown vat grown animal parts, since the farms SR uses for soy beans are used in Cyperpunk to grow CH002, which is sort of like Corn Ethanol/Kerosene for jets. In Shadowrun, you are always a criminal and perpetually caught between the middle and upper middle classes, with mission incomes in the 3000-30,000 range. Which makes the Dystopia more like a Disney tour of a scary fun house. You always work for a Mr. Anderson and the Fixer is an NPC. "Shadowrunner". In Cyberpunk, you can be legit or a criminal called an Edge Runner, and work your way from a homeless bum to a condo in the Orbital Crystal Palace. You can come home to find the front door wired with explosives. Human trafficking is common. Black Market organs are why the characters have a new car. The Fixer is the player sitting next to you and he's just opened a new Russian whore house, using the specialized rules on prostitution skill checks. When people want you to see what Shadowrun is, why it's cool, and dark, and teched out, they literally use pictures from the Cyberpunk core book cover and trading card game. For ******** Sakes! That last bit is true, even on youtube. But Shadowrun has a vastly more detailed world... which the players and GM can't really do anything with because their characters aren't really heroes, or villains, they are perpetual goons. They are window shoppers. In Cyberpunk, life is what you make it. Not a New Yen mission assigned by Mr. Anderson. Shadowrun is Scene Hair and Emos. Cyberpunk is Visual Kei and Malice Mizer.
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Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2017 10:14 am
Shadowrun is really more post-cyberpunk ala Altered Carbon than straight Cyberpunk per Neuromancer et al as far as setting goes. Which isn't that surprising, really. It's always going to be a disappointment as a straight cyberpunk adventure because there's too many elements outside the scope of the genre's conventions and expectations.
I like it for what it is, though. The mix of magic and technology is enjoyable on its face, and it plays reasonably well in the experience I've had with it.
I've never played Cyberpunk or Netrunner, although I've heard of them. I expect they're probably closer to classic Cyberpunk inasmuch as storytelling goes. That being said, it's not really that difficult to crack open the Shadowrun world, at least in 5e, to get a deeper experience out of it. I expect we'll see more open-world splatbooks in the future too, assuming the company doesn't s**t the bed.
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Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2017 3:31 pm
The Thunder Tyrant Shadowrun is really more post-cyberpunk ala Altered Carbon than straight Cyberpunk per Neuromancer et al as far as setting goes. Which isn't that surprising, really. It's always going to be a disappointment as a straight cyberpunk adventure because there's too many elements outside the scope of the genre's conventions and expectations. I like it for what it is, though. The mix of magic and technology is enjoyable on its face, and it plays reasonably well in the experience I've had with it. I've never played Cyberpunk or Netrunner, although I've heard of them. I expect they're probably closer to classic Cyberpunk inasmuch as storytelling goes. That being said, it's not really that difficult to crack open the Shadowrun world, at least in 5e, to get a deeper experience out of it. I expect we'll see more open-world splatbooks in the future too, assuming the company doesn't s**t the bed. the core book looks nigh 500 pages. the players expect me to know it and the other books, which amount to about 20,000 pages of content. i wouldn't mind all that content, but its mostly fluff. I have scores of books and thousands of pages and no clue where to find stats on something like a 4 legged 5 ton drone i want to use for a security bot. That's a lot like White Wolf products, actually. No meat on those bones. what do you mean open world? There game system world is totally dominated by the NPCs and every major location, nook ,and cranny is detailed in such a way that the whole damn thing reads "Shadowrunners are powerless to do s**t about their world. See chapters 1-240 to find out why. move along move along". its not really sandbox if someone with an a bomb already came in and turned it all into glass. Shadowrun feels written. like, they don't need the players or the GM. What do MMOs call it? A theme park? That's it right there. You are wandering through Harry Potter land but you aren't Harry Potter, you aren't even one of the red heads. You are just some jerk in a rollercoaster seat watching muppets play out a script. But i think thats not SR's fault. That probably goes back to First Person Shooters and Cut Scene video games.
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Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2017 3:50 pm
I have corrected a sequence of messy her/his statements and sentence structure regarding the merchant galaxy. That is all.
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Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2017 11:40 pm
My response has been posted. I had to take a moment to guess what kind of energy the blast was dishing out and whether the sword would glow. Conclusion: it would glow around the event horizon, briefly, but imperceptibly, because there would be a temporal distortion field as the particles traveled backward into forward time, it would create aftershocks in the present and then future as it fell back in time. It's a byproduct of early Quantum chromodynamic experiments. I would say more but the rest would be considered blasphemy against the good people of Mecca.
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Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2017 4:35 pm
Dysia . . . you do realize you auto-hit my character, right?
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Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2017 4:43 pm
Clash Fah Dysia . . . you do realize you auto-hit my character, right? Funny I know several people here, so I am not sure who suggested me, but I doubt it was Max for to a bunch of guild members of another guild as Marvel Characters and I called sow him as the Blue Apocalypse and I was Mr. Fantastic Some guy really named Peter would be Peter Parker people agreed on that.Back thinking i think Ed would make a Great Human Torch and Lou Beast..
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Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2017 4:47 pm
Who is Beast?
Edit: I just looked up Beast. Now if only I knew who Lou was. . . .
I think Ed would make a great Human Torch as well!
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