Is it so hard to comprehend that they used the d20 rule system as a reference for the rules, but didn't actually use it to the letter?

I comprehend it quite readily, but I objectively see as a detriment and not as a bonus.

So, if you playing a PnP game and the DM decided that a particular rule was not fun and ruining the experience, and discounted the rule, you would say he is a bad DM? Because the only thing that matters is sticking the rules 100%?

I guess this was understood by everybody but CRPG Star Wars will never be the same as PnP Star Wars. In a way they are like two different genres.

 

So I ask again: what is the point of all this?

Since I am the DM in my group I never came across that problem in my gaming group.

what is the point of all this?

There is no point except for wasting time. :D

what is the point of all this?

There is no point except for wasting time. :D

I rest my case.

Since I am the DM in my group I never came across that problem in my gaming group.

In other words, you don't want to answer the question.

 

You'd never, ever change a rule so the game is more fun for everyone involved?

Since I am the DM in my group I never came across that problem in my gaming group.

In other words, you don't want to answer the question.

 

You'd never, ever change a rule so the game is more fun for everyone involved?

It's not that he doesn't want to answer it. It's that he has no concept of the term "hypothetical situation". That, and logic.

Never had a need to.

what is the point of all this?

There is no point except for wasting time. :D

I rest my case.

Say, you were playing tennis but the person you were meant to play with is running late? You pull out your racquet and ball and start bouncing it against a wall.

 

Thats like arguing with Hades_One. He, and the wall, are too thick for the ideas/balls to go through, but you do it anyway because its fun for a while and kills time.

I have played tennis that way.

 

The wall won.

Never had a need to.

The question is not "Have you ever done it", its "Will you, in any situation, ever do it?"

 

Simple hypothetical yes or no.

Never had a need to.

The question is not "Have you ever done it", its "Will you, in any situation, ever do it?"

 

Simple hypothetical yes or no.

Here we go again...

Never had a need to.

The question is not "Have you ever done it", its "Will you, in any situation, ever do it?"

 

Simple hypothetical yes or no.

Here we go again...

Wall Tennis my friend... I have time to kill

I don't tell with hypotheticals. I deal with what is infront me in real time. I could say yes or no, but it would be meaning since it would be a hypothetical situation and not a real situation. If it ever happens in real time and not in a hypothetical time I'll tell you.

what is the point of all this?

There is no point except for wasting time. :D

I rest my case.

Say, you were playing tennis but the person you were meant to play with is running late? You pull out your racquet and ball and start bouncing it against a wall.

 

Thats like arguing with Hades_One. He, and the wall, are too thick for the ideas/balls to go through, but you do it anyway because its fun for a while and kills time.

Yes...you right.

 

I just hate it when people start debating and never get to any real conclusion.

 

I guess that is the price you pay for when debating with Hades. :D

I deal with what is infront me in real time.

Good stuff.

 

Then don't bitch about KOTOR2 till you play it

Okay. I'm running a LARP game out in California and a werewolf player comes out of the Umbra, and "pops" into the Cab of a semi in his werewolf "crinos" form. He's like 10 feet tall. The driver of the truck managed to shoot the werewolf. In LARP, you use abilitites to "retest" outcomes. He wanted to use a Dodge retest, which was clearly in the rules. I refused.

 

I said you're 10 foot tall, sitting on the dude in the cab of a truck. Where are you going to dodge? The player acquised, and the game went on.

 

Story and having fun trump rules.

 

Catering to Hades frustration trumps threads.

I have played KotOR. My roommate is playing it right now.

Okay. I'm running a LARP game out in California and a werewolf player comes out of the Umbra, and "pops" into the Cab of a semi in his werewolf "crinos" form. He's like 10 feet tall. The driver of the truck managed to shoot the werewolf. In LARP, you use abilitites to "retest" outcomes. He wanted to use a Dodge retest, which was clearly in the rules. I refused.

 

I said you're 10 foot tall, sitting on the dude in the cab of a truck. Where are you going to dodge? The player acquised, and the game went on.

 

Story and having fun trump rules.

 

Catering to Hades frustration trumps threads.

You were following the rules. Rule 0. BWAAHAAAAHAAAAAAAAA !

You were following the rules. Rule 0.

And so is KOTOR and KOTOR 2.

 

BWAAHAAAAHAAAAAAAAA !

Thusly KotOR and KotOR2 is following the rules. So what was your problem with it?

Thusly KotOR and KotOR2 is following the rules. So what was your problem with it?

None. Are we all happy then?

oh, brother...

If I wasn't happy I wouldn't be here.

Hades,

 

Do you work in a post office? Do you own any guns? Do you wear a trenchcoat?

 

I'm just curious.