Same. It's one thing if I'm calling my 7-year old niece that lives 100 miles away but I miss her and want to see her face. It's something else entirely when I'm on a call I don't want to be on in the first place, listening to people I don't need to hear from who aren't even talking to me.
Spuddaccino
joined 2 years ago
This is solvable.
First: don't tie transformations to the moon cycle. Every night they roll a Wisdom save, and the DC increases each time they succeed. If they fail, they're a bear/wolf/whatever and go around being a jerk that night. They still have a sense of when their time is coming up, but not exactly when, and they also don't pester you asking about the moon every night. Transforming in town is Bad News, no matter how nice a bear you are, and this means you can never really be sure you won't.
Second: enemies aren't stupid. If their weapons aren't working on this guy, get him out of the fight some other way while we go punch his friends. He'll get real annoyed that enemies just keep using crowd control on him, and his friends will get annoyed that they're getting creamed because damage isn't being spread out as far.
These two things together means that there are real consequences for not seeking a cure for both the characters and the players driving them.
This isn't what showed that, it's been clear from the beginning that he had no idea how anything about it worked.
She hasn't started play yet, we're having our first session in a few weeks, but I don't really see her being a raccoon, although not for the reason one might think.
She has a custom subclass based on Circle of the Moon that expands her wild shape list to include certain monstrosities and aberrations, but restricts her spellcasting abilities a little further. The specifics aren't important here, but why be a raccoon to eat a little trash when she can be an otyugh and eat all of the trash?
Actually, yeah. She's currently wearing a shop banner held together with some fishhooks. I've been calling her the Dumpster Druid.
What content in Baldur's Gate 3 is locked behind a deluxe edition?
Depends on the character, to be honest. My wizard, I've gone out of my way to avoid describing her to the rest of the group because she's very bland, so nobody really can agree on what she looks like. I wouldn't describe her changing clothes, or even really doing anything that called attention to her.
My druid builds her entire wardrobe out of random trash that she finds, and it's never quite the same from day to day. For her, I'd absolutely describe exactly what she's dressed up in.
From what I can easily find, it seems to be around 3k-4.8k CNY after taxes, about 3.6k to 5.7k before. This was in 2019, though.
I'd like to see a dungeon editor of some kind. Just give the community all their assets and see what they do with them.
Ana my axe!
Night shift absolutely sucks, and I'm deliberately lax on enforcing many of the store policies because of it. Late for your shift? If your shit gets done, I don't care. Don't like wearing the uniform? I don't either, just put your name tag on before the store opens. Forgot your lunch? Grab something from the cold case or whatever and pay for it when a checker wanders in later.
The only policies I enforce 100% are safety-related. I don't want someone cracking their head open because they were using a pallet jack as a scooter.
Have you tried Active or Hot? They're not exactly what you're describing, but are designed to address the same need: they show you posts with the most activity on the post or comments, weighted toward more recent activity.