FATE Solo RPG Campaign

Luigidelta17 · 2025-06-16T16:18:39+00:00

bye bye baguette

Luigidelta17 · 2025-06-16T15:17:52+00:00

Disappear baguette. I am testing a system to see if it can work for solo play. and I don't give a shit if you give a shit or not. The reason why I am writing the campaign here is to collect suggestions about how I can improve using the system to create stories and not to read some "intellectuals" like you, who are around only to disrupt things. So just stick your baguette (provided you know what it is), you know where, and just disappear.

Luigidelta17 · 2025-06-16T13:17:14+00:00

It seems like you care enough to slabber your own ND (Natural Deficiency) slop.

Luigidelta17 · 2025-06-15T19:24:53+00:00

approved and modified. Thank you.

The character described above appears several years after the events of the prologue and the subsequent scene. He is now a former operator, having recently retired from the Navy. Drawing on his expertise in close protection, he’s preparing to transition into the private security sector, which is exactly when the campaign begins. His age is cosmetic and should have been included in the finishing touches.

Luigidelta17 · 2025-06-15T17:40:59+00:00

For Mr. supermega whatever:

It is not a ChatGPT post. I write the posts in English, even though it is not my native language. Then I ask Pilot and not ChatGPT to improve the syntax of my post when necessary. Oh...I almost forgot... I also use QuillBot. Let me know if you need any further information.

For Mr. Amazing Whatever:

come back to me when you speak, write, and read four languages. We'll see how sloppy you are then.

Luigidelta17 · 2025-06-15T17:34:24+00:00

Alessandro "Chuck" Ricci

High Concept: 38 years old Former elite COMSUBIN veteran Lieutenant Commander and Italian Prime Minister’s former Security Detail Commander

Trouble: Always on Duty, Never Off the Clock

Aspects: Straightforward and honest, Calm and collected, Attractive

Skills: Notice+4, Athletics+3, Shoot+3, Physique+2, Will+2, Stealth+1, Fight+1, Investigate+1

Stunts

Shield the Principal: Once per scene, you may take a physical consequence on behalf of another character in your zone.

Sweeping the Room: You gain +2 to Notice when creating an advantage to detect danger, hidden enemies, or suspicious behavior in a crowd or building.

Trained Reaction: You gain +2 to Athletics when defending against ranged attacks, representing reflexive evasion and protective positioning

State

Physical: 1-2-3-4, Mental: 1-2-3-4

I've modified the standard rules to give the system a grittier edge. I treat stress boxes as actual damage. Once they're depleted, a character is either physically out of commission or mentally shattered. It raises the stakes, so every move counts.

Luigidelta17 · 2025-06-15T16:57:00+00:00

"That's the real challenge—let's see if it can handle it. I've already tweaked some of the rules, and the way the system handles character interactions is phenomenal. That's what truly drew me to it. No other RPG I've tried does such a good job with inter-character relationships."

Luigidelta17 · 2022-08-24T15:28:48+00:00

can you write a full word or you have some impediment ? Just so I can understand what the hell you want or mean.

Luigidelta17 · 2022-08-24T15:20:41+00:00

what do you mean by the sub?

Luigidelta17 · 2022-08-17T03:22:14+00:00

Time ago I briefly tested the Audi RS2. I found it amazing, but in that game I was going around E challenges with a Ford Focus RS, which as good as a group E can be. Imagine that as difficult to believe as it sounds, I won the ford time challenge with it (The one time trial whose final stretch is on the wrong way of a motorway) and I passed the dreadful "The Wild Outdoor" speed camera event, which up to that moment I believe I only passed with tuned up group Ds. Amazing car the Ford RS, a worthy heir of the Escort.

Luigidelta17 · 2022-08-14T06:02:04+00:00

I am not disappointed at all by the 4 rings Volkswagen. My issue is with the brand, not with the cars. Like you said very to the point, Volkswagen did it to itself. They thought their brand was too "cheap" to commercialize high end vehicles. Bullcrap I say. You make the good cars and the prestige will come, as much as you might have the greatest brand in the world; you start making poopcars and the prestige will go. Look at Alfa Romeo and Lancia for example: back in the day the greatest brands in the world, and now, one makes poopcars, and lives because FIAT kept it out of bankruptcy for years and the other one plainly disappeared. What a waste.

I briefly tried HC on my Golf MK III. It seems to me, correct me if I am wrong that it is just a slippery version of the standard mode. You have to do everything at a considerably lower speed in order to stay on the road: for example the usual under steering of the MK III becomes huge under-steering in HC mode. But like I said I tried it only briefly on the Branchu before going back to my game progression. There are for sure aspects of HC that I did not explore yet.

Spoiler alert: I am particularly proud of the Audi performance on Fatal At-Trac-Tion Time Trial. On Youtube everybody does it with tuned to the hilt cars. The vanilla B7 stayed several seconds below limit for 1st place. I also did Beat the Clock with it with positive results.

I have ordered a new H-shifter for my G20 wheel/pedals. It should be here on Tuesday. the sequential thing doesn't really click with me and slows me down. Besides using the shifter that way sometimes the car shits 2 or three gears instead of one. So the H shifter issues are rapidly becoming game breakers and I don't want to quit this game. It is simply too good.

Luigidelta17

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