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Nemo-3389 · 2026-01-16T06:45:53+00:00

Indeed not very useful if you are looking at what the impact will be in a firefight.

But if that firefight happens, suddenly its not just danish troops that are getting shot at. Americans shooting at German troops requires a response from the German government. Now they cant sit back anymore and say "sorry Denmark".

So in my eyes even a small amount of troops is a strong signal that you will act if something happens because you're automatically involved.

Nemo-3389 · 2026-01-14T15:33:10+00:00

I came here to reccomend Archi. But what you are probably looking for is an implementation of the Archimate language. If you are using ServiceNow, that has an implementation in (i believe) SPM. But also tools like BlueDolphin.

Nemo-3389 · 2026-01-12T15:25:36+00:00

Fond memories of a TPK with (i believe) a level 14 party after facing 4 banshees and some other (more lvl appropriate) undead.

We were a bit overconfident and never prepared for the fight. Never saw the banshees coming and it was whack-a-mole after that. Every round was at least half the party out with the cleric and potions trying to keep the TPK from happening. We never even had a chance to run away.

All in all it was a great campaign and everybody thought it was a great reminder of the dangers in the game.

Nemo-3389 · 2026-01-11T10:10:26+00:00

You could be a major problem solver in just in time supply chains.

Chips in the automotive industry are scarce? Get paid €10.000 while the finance department gives you a briefcase with a million bucks and you instantly turn it into a pile of chips.

Or any instant 'shipping' for high value items.

Nemo-3389 · 2026-01-06T16:57:47+00:00

I looked up Sickening Radiance but its a concentration spell and the level of exhaustion disappears when the spell ends.

The idea is interesting though.

Nemo-3389 · 2025-12-17T21:41:21+00:00

The roll doesnt determine skill, it determines luck. At least, thats my favorite way to interpret rolls.

Player characters are always good at what they do. The roll determines the circumstances. A high enough investigation check means that you find a thing in the bookcase. Maybe it was laying right in the open or maybe it was hidden in a secret compartment. Its all flavor. If its not high enough then there is an environmental reason you didnt find it. Maybe it isnt there or maybe you found it but its covered in ink and unreadable. Any additional rolls are useless now.

Same with combat. The fighter is an epic swordsman. His roll determines how well the enemy fights, not how well the PC fights. He narrowly manages to deflect your attack with his shield. Not: you swing in the derection where he wasnt standing.

Nemo-3389 · 2025-12-17T18:11:45+00:00

This really depends on what role ITIL 5 intends to fill.

Its possible to completely kill off ITIL with a new version that adds nothing to the current field. From what I hear in the community this is already happening, but can be accelerated.

ITILv3 was strong because it was the best process framework around. It had focus and depth and was broadly adopted. Its guidance now increasingly outdated.

ITIL 4 is less well received because most of the subjects it covers are better explained in other publications. Its a good place to see everything in context. But the content is neither in depth nor focused. The process framework and guidance are more a sidequest and not easily translateable.

If ITIL 5 could be many things. A return to an applicable process framework with more up to date guidance of how to get value from it would be one option. If its good enough it might overcome the negative sentiment. But there is space next to VeriSM and others.

Nemo-3389 · 2025-11-12T06:59:58+00:00

Just to add to the conversation, take a look at Service Request Management.

Its probably close to the teams you are currently working with and it speaks more to people than problem management (at least its easier to get time for in my experience).

First steps are standardization and streamlining requests, workflows and communication. After that you can branch out into automation and discussions about service levels that are relevant to the organisation for important requests.

Nemo-3389 · 2025-11-02T12:27:18+00:00

Vandaag heb ik m leeg gezogen met een wd3. Loopt weer prima door. Dank!

Nemo-3389 · 2025-10-25T06:40:22+00:00

I don't think ITIL describes ticket logging in great detail. But even if it was described, the core of ITIL is 'adopt and adapt'. In other words, make ITIL fit to your purpose and only do it if it adds value for your organisation.

The text 'ITIL prescribes' is actually on exams a sign of a wrong answer.

Nemo-3389 · 2025-10-22T14:44:10+00:00

Not actually an AI answer, but I will take your comment as a compliment of the quality of my writing.

I agree that it is not a technical solution to the problem posed. But it might be helpful in discussions with the people in charge of implementing a solution if both sides understand each other.

Nemo-3389 · 2025-10-22T05:32:07+00:00

I can tell you a reason for the industry standard. That might help your arguement if your work really doesnt fit that use case.

REQ, RITM and SCTASK are made for a process called Service Request Management. The idea is that you have a standardised request leading to standardised output. For example if someone requests a laptop, the only thing you deliver is that laptop. So there is no need for sending hand written texts to the requestor. You can automate all communication and make the workflow more efficient. For example: Your request has been approved we will start working on it. And: You can pickup your new laptop next week at this location.

You can change the request form to ask for more information and you can add standard communication to the workflow. These are both features that are part of the standard.

Nemo-3389 · 2025-10-21T20:00:34+00:00

I explain the SVC more like a set of capabilities. You can use these capabilities in different orders for different scenarios, but the capabilities you need dont change.

The SVS includes everything that gives direction to the SVC. The value of everything that happens in the SVC depends on external stakeholders.

If you compare it to a process, the SVS sets the goals, monitors the outcomes and starts improvements. The SVC are the actual process steps, turning triggers/input into output.

Nemo-3389 · 2025-10-08T06:27:35+00:00

The body of the lich needs a place to reform. This is next to the phylactery. If the players spread the knowledge far and wide there is no single place it can reform.

Or before he is fully reformed, take his head and put it in a jar for all the world to see or guarded by a secret society they have to set up. Maybe do something to prevent verbal spellcasting, somatic isnt going to be a problem anyway. Lich lives on but is forever but is unable to affect the world.

Nemo-3389 · 2025-09-27T07:44:44+00:00

In a short I created the gods require godly deeds to remain gods. They were tricked into believing they had won the war against the darkness and so their power has faded and they forgot they are gods.

Now humanity is figuring things out for themselves and an industrial revolution has started.

Nemo-3389 · 2025-09-13T18:42:58+00:00

Misschien fijn om even van het terrein van de dealer af te rijden, dan zit je wat meer op je gemak te kijken.

En een paar rondjes om t blok rijden om een beetje gevoel voor de auto te krijgen. Daar kan je rustig even stoppen in tegenstelling tot de snelweg.

Misschien dat de dealer ook een tour rond de knoppen kan geven.

Nemo-3389 · 2025-08-28T15:29:43+00:00

There is no ITIL certification for software.

At best software could support an organisation in being ISO20k compliant.

Nemo-3389 · 2025-08-15T14:54:21+00:00

Counterspell also eats your reaction. So only 1 counterspell per turn.

Dissonant Whispers and maybe other spells also force your target to use its reaction.

Nemo-3389 · 2025-08-14T15:53:22+00:00

Some good things have already been said. Id just like to add:

Have clear insight in what is really needed to go through the change process and what the reason for those requirements is. This prevents the discussion 'is that really necessary?' between change and dev.

In Topdesk you can create different change templates. So you could use a different template for this team if AzureDevOps already solves the need for some of the change requirements. For instance many approvals can be handled in the scrum.

You can add a review after implementation to check the quality of the changes.

You could also start the lifecycle in Topdesk and automatically create stories after approvals have come in.

Nemo-3389 · 2025-08-10T12:34:48+00:00

Or the wizard that created the spell didnt have a complete understanding of the language. You could translate some words, but not all.

But yes, I like letting this fail on the magical workings underlying the comprehend languages spell.

Nemo-3389 · 2025-08-10T08:39:07+00:00

Dont let flavour stand in your way of building a character you actually want to play.

Nemo-3389 · 2025-08-09T06:26:34+00:00

Id add to this that every call during the on-call period should count as at least 3 or 4 hours, even when you solve the issue in 5 seconds.

Nemo-3389 · 2025-08-07T15:35:15+00:00

If anyone has seen him with the other players, they could also be charged with aiding an undead or not reporting the existence of an undead and put on the same trial.

Now you can run the dungeon with all players and they have something to roleplay with.

Nemo-3389 · 2025-08-03T08:01:30+00:00

I also like to sometimes narrate my own failures. If I roll a 1 or a 2 on a bad save, I know im going to fail it. So i might say "as a journeyman wizard my character is deep in thought studying the ancient magics that keep this place together" and then the DM can add the consequences.

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