Shade939

MOJOMAN, YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO TYPE THAT IN ALL CAPS IN ORDER TO HELP GET HIM LYNCHED TODAY.

Obviously you aren't Town, or you'd understand why several players have made that mistake apparently.

To be fair, I actually thought I was scum until I didn't get doc access today.

Or more specifically, it's based on what your character name is, so you are a Space Marine vs. Space Marine And then obviously if you don't have access to the Scum Doc to communicate with the other Scum members, then you're not Mafia.

I'm sitting at a 200% kill rate with them so far.

The title clearly states we haven't even started day one though.

Also, just to remind everyone we're still in the pregame phase so clearly non of these actions matter yet. @Retaliation

I am, it's called the day lynch. Which if you want something to discuss today, you can see if you can find a reason to not use the day one lynch on you.

Your attack didn't kill me.

Well, I know what I'm doing today. ##Vote Jeod

That's not a gun.

Don't make me bring out the military grade flashlight.

Rude.

SO IT IS WRITTEN SO SHALL IT BE

Surprisingly enough, the Mandalorian was pioneering a cheaper and quicker way to produce the background for a scene using technology, instead of having to travel out into the dessert to film it. You might see a surge in independent movies being made if that technology takes off reducing the cost to produce a movie.

Those points aren't mutually exclusive though...

That being said, only the good media survives with time, so the only media you've heard of that was created in the past is going to be the good classic media that appeals to multi-generations.

Or perhaps certain environments and mindsets are actually better able to support creating good media than others.... You could basically claim that the industry has been corrupted over the years, so the industry is no longer capable of producing media of the same quality that it did in the past. Things like monolithic media corporations that are primarily focused on making money, instead of making a product that makes money because people enjoy it.

There's a reason it's so easy to criticize most media nowadays.

Hmmgh, bad luck with dice rolls or bad luck with GM's then...

Makes a pact with Jeod to roll nothing but natural sixes, didn't know it also applied to their opponents saving throws against them.

Just don't make any pacts with Jeod this game, and you should be fine.

I'd call it damage or wound chance probably, but yeah, more stats allows for a more in depth system with greater flexibility of how weapon attacks interact with the various roles.

For example, here's your basic Imperial Guardsmen, common human soldier. BS 4+ Toughness: 3 Sv: 5+ With a humble Lasgun, Strength: 3, Damage: 1, AP: 0 If he shoots himself in the foot, he needs to get a 4, 5 or 6 on a six sided dice to hit so 50%, then you compare Strength to Toughness, since those values are equal you need a 4+ to wound (consult the table below), so another 50% chance for a 25% chance to wound before armor/ward saves. Since you have 5+ armor, that's a 33% chance to negate damage with no AP on the attack on a roll of 5 or 6, so that 25% chance drops down to a 16.5% chance to wound and deal damage. If this weapon had AP -1, you reduce the armor save roll by 1 point, so only a dice roll of 6 reduced by 1 point to a dice roll of 5 can stop the attack, giving you a 21% chance to deal damage instead. A ward save is the exact same thing as armor/except it's not reduced by AP on weapons, so it usually represents things like magic or psychic abilities or technological force fields.

To hit is any roll higher than WS/BS, after that you compare Weapon Strength Vs. Toughness (which is another saving throw), then you get an armor/ward save which negates the entire attack if you roll higher than the stated value minus any armor penetration on the weapon which reduces the armor save roll by the listed value.