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>>131694
What does this have to do with tabletop games?

I'm not sure what you're getting at here. I want to be. I'm not against this communication method or that. Ideally, all can coexist on this planet. You won't catch me casting people away for having this communication method or that. That's not me. Not even mildly close. It's the furthest example of myself. lol Is it uncomfortable to consider communication processes? Discomfort is not so much of a thing. It's not the hugest component in the world affecting a human being. I would say there is cause to consider how to communicate information to others in the planet for more optimal scenarios. Why not go for a better one? I will support you there. I can be a stone to step on to get an effective set up. I'm fine with being such a stone. I am stone man. lol Based.

Thank you. I found that useful.

Zippyshare link does not work...

>>131739
just checked it, had no issues grabbing the file

>>131741
You are right, I succeeded. But I had to use TOR in order to grab the file. Seems that zippyshare does not allow ip connections from outside US?

>>131706
Thanks, but I'm only getting error messages for those links.

Is there any where else?

>>131706
Links are dead

Dislike. I feel like if there aren't any mechanics for settling things, that's fine - that's a narrative game or group storytelling.

But if there ARE mechanics, but players don't know about them until they must use them, then that builds frustration.

"What do you mean, it's always a Strength roll to open a jar - I put a dozen points into Dexterity specifically for jar-opening! We're already level 5, I'm not going to go and reroll my character now, and I'm shit at one of the things I thought my character would be good at!"

>>131717
What if they were only asked to make decisions on their characters actions. No knowledge of their stats nor the ability to make rolls. They are left with their actions and choices. The mechanics would exist, just be in the background and the math done solely by the ref.

my ass

Planescape - where else can I dungeoncrawl in the floating carcass of a dead and forgotten God?

Mystara. Serraine, Ancient Blackmoor, Glantri and the Savage Coast can already handle all of your magitech needs!

I collect all of these things, it brings me great delight to do so. I have boxes and boxes of stamps and I expect to have rooms and rooms of stamps down the line. Maybe buildings, we'll see, but the satisfaction of knowing there's more stamps out there to have delights me to no end. I have every stamp you could make and I intend to get the new ones that come out. I printed stamps of my own just to collect them. I have stamp t-shirts, too. Maybe I have too much enthusiasm there. I would be hard pressed to find an argument in the world proving that not also having my enthusiasm is a normal trait, though, because stamps are so innately satisfying. If you don't collect stamps, what do you do? lol

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>>131665
I would suggest Skull and Crossbones if you can find it, always my favourite VHS-Game.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lkqw3LJeBg

I collect RPGs and Original wheels Lesney/Matchbox die cast vehicles from the 1950s & 1960s.

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I used to play anti-monopoly.

It's an interesting take but biased. The whole game is geared towards the "Competitors", for the Monopolists to win they need to either get luck or hope the people they're playing with will trade haphazardly.