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  • ThirdConsul@lemmy.mltoRPGMemes @ttrpg.network•A lesson so many need to learn
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    4 days ago

    Why do people who obviously prefer a rules light set of rules play something as rigid and overcomplicated as DnD.

    Because the entry barrier is low, a lot of groups playing DnD/Pathfinder, tons of content, it’s mainstream, celebrities play it so the rules are shallowly known to a lot of people.

    At least that’s my take.

    Wouldn’t you find far more enjoyment in systems lile fate or savage worlds?

    Fate is Fudge, and as I mentioned I prefer it over DnD

  • ThirdConsul@lemmy.mltoRPGMemes @ttrpg.network•A lesson so many need to learn
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    4 days ago

    I see what you’re saying, but… To me that’s okay? I don’t need to follow the book for all that shiet? You don’t need to overspecialize on your character sheet.

    In DnD/Pathfinder you grab the Lore/Knowledge/etc skill for a wide range of actions. The nobility will respect your cleric because it’s a cleric, has a symbol of the order, ecclesiastic rank from the roleplaying, but if she can’t persuade for shiet, she’ll loose that initial respect quickly.

    Have you ever played Shadowrun? I think I left that system the moment my DM decided to reference table for jumping out of a riding car by / brand / speed / manoeuvre / skill level to determine my damage.

    The Dark Eye is that German thingy, right? I never liked it as a system, it felt constraining. On the other hand, my favourite system is Fudge, so we might just like different things.

  • ThirdConsul@lemmy.mltoRPGMemes @ttrpg.network•A lesson so many need to learn
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    4 days ago

    During investigations the wizard rolls an investigation check, the cleric rolls an investigation check and the barbarian does nothing because they dumped wisdom

    You might be playing it wrong.

    During investigations Wizard checks the books in the library, references his own notes, chats up local researcher community. Creates and sends Arcane Eye, spreads his familiars, tries Clairvoyance.

    Cleric visits a local church, talks to the priests and churchgoers, prays to the Divine, maybe convinces the town to join her in the crusade against the target and lits the town on fire, while villages attack the nobleman mansion looking for the culprit and plunder.

    Barbarian goes to the local tavern to drink with the local guards. Helps local elder find his kitten. Maybe talks to a local hunter and they bond over a bear hunt they just finished, maybe about the beauty of wilderness… One thing leads to another, a secret touch, a hidden look, a moment of courage, a stolen kiss… What I was talking about?

  • ThirdConsul@lemmy.mltoThe Democratic People's Republic of Tankiejerk@lemmy.world•Maybe TWO things can be bad at once! Or even three or four!English
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    6 days ago

    “Public sector of the economy as proportion of GDP” is “Government expenditure, percent of GDP” (what you linked) + State Owned Enterprises (public corporations owned by the country) so it’s a little bit different.

    In my previous comment I though you’re misusing the term public sector to mean only SEO (as is commonly done), that’s why I asked for source.

    The source you linked, while good, is only showing government expenditure without SEO, so it does not cover your original claim though. Unless in the original comment you did misuse public sector to mean only government expenditure?