The finding at the end of each run is interesting. I’ve found Cyberpunk RED netrunning to feel kind of meh (when GMing). Seeing the complexity that Shadowrun provides, and is still able to do runs in the same amount of real-world time, is eye opening.

this is peak GMing

you are not the same

lolololol. Lemmy won’t let me have a link and an image on a post. In case you missed the link, it’s https://forum.rpg.net/index.php?threads/the-great-tabletop-hackathon-hacking-the-gibson-in-multiple-cyberpunk-systems.914639/

“dingus” is so judgemental.

What about a formal “my good fellow”? Or a friendly “brah”? Perhaps “bean-breath” if you want to push the Lemmy in jokes? Or even “dawg”?

That’s a really interesting set of protections: they’re targeting categories of scams and trying to prevent them.

I can see that causing a lot of problems for people walking relatives through legit tech support, but if it prevent vulnerable people from getting scammed, that may be worth it.

Focus targets - aim for whoever they think they can pick off.

I should have said coordinate fire. I want them to be organized and disciplined. They’ll use comms to pick a target and repeatedly fire on it.

refactor? nah. It works. I’m done.

8. Whatever lets me create the biggest explosions

Early observations hint that the Wasp was not caused by a failed supernova. In that theorised scenario, a star would collapse in on itself while in the process of exploding. Inside the star’s shell, a black hole or a dense neutron star would then form, and blast out jets of radiation through the shell, creating what’s called a central engine. This would explain the brief cow flare that was visible on Earth.

As someone who doesn’t know enough about physics or astronomy, I have to say this is pretty well written and really cool.

I’m looking forward to pictures of the wildflowers. Good luck!

I say “fuck you, you big asshole” in smartese. Or is it smartlish. My character would know. 😞

There is a balance to be struck between texture that provides a useful and atmospheric view of the game world, and one that bores the players.

I have a really hard time getting the proportions right.

When I initially describe a scene, I typically try to include a couple of senses (smell, sight, texture) and provide a general framework for exploration.

holy fuckin shit

What are the two french fry things in the back?

One of the many reasons I don’t want to own a pet is saying goodbye. I hope you both get to enjoy each other’s company for a long time yet.

bu mah uhptahm

Yeah. I’d say that a cool move is being prepared for what the moment needs, and then making the situation significantly better for the rest of the players. 🤷‍♂️

Who asked the glass?