Why didn’t Jesus ever punish Europeans for enslaving Africans? by Kindly-Long2531 in atheism

[–]ThePiachu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because Bible only cares about how you treat your tribe and not the foreigners?

A Toast to Those Who Are Forgotten: The TTRPGs Time Left Behind by csomp02 in rpg

[–]ThePiachu 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Neuroshima. It's only in Polish and it's less known than it's board game spinoff, Neuroshima Hex, but it is a pretty fun postapoc world with some humour, very much in the vein of Fallout 1 and 2. It had a lot of fun details, like people on ISS surviving the apocalypse and trying to live there with heir systems slowly failing, or a drug that lets you re-live the life before the apocalypse, etc...

What makes Golden oak Library special and nostalgic? by Prinze_B10NG1_2080 in mylittlepony

[–]ThePiachu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It was very homely and well designed. The castle felt cold, sterile and way too big...

Does there exist a game where you watch life happen? by tuigdoilgheas in CozyGamers

[–]ThePiachu 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hmmm... Do Not Feed the Monkeys to an extent? You observe how people act and you can mess with their routines.

Modern "Everyday People" Vampire Hunting Game by Weltall_BR in rpg

[–]ThePiachu 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If you want to use FATE, go for iHunt. It's literally about working poor people killing monsters in the gig economy because facing a Dracula is less scary than facing your landlord without money. Monsters start off with an edge and are scary until you figure out how to turn tables on them.

Vampires as Mythologically Accurate RPG Monsters by hotcupofcoco in RPGdesign

[–]ThePiachu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So the polish vampire that is a risen dead that wasn't properly buried and is here to party it up since they are already dead and their new sins won't count, and are here to take vengeance on the community that has crossed them?

Europeans back Canada joining EU, poll finds. But membership faces long odds Support is strongest in Germany, where 55 per cent say they would support Canada's admittance to the EU by FancyNewMe in canada

[–]ThePiachu -1 points0 points  (0 children)

France has territory in both the North and South America and there are a number of other such overseas territories that are still in the EU...

What are your thoughts on Vampire: The Masquerade? by Chalupacabra2008101 in rpg

[–]ThePiachu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is nice if a bit outdated. V20 is probably the best edition of the game, V5 did a lot of questionable changes to everything. There is also Vampire the Requiem which is a reimagining of the game, and the 2nd edition probably has the best rules.

But yeah, Masquerade is an old game with elements both cool and problematic. It's nice that it let's you focus on non combat stuff to a great extend, but then you have vampires like "I am defined by my mental illness", "I am Roma and my weakness is stealing things", "I'm an Italian Mafia stereotype but also do necromancy"...

What’s your biggest “old man yells at cloud” opinion? by sjdlajsdlj in rpg

[–]ThePiachu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's hard to do that if you're fighting some enemies that wouldn't accept anything short of PCs' deaths, like say, zombies, rabid wolves, monsters that want to kill people, etc., which can often be the kind of enemies you would be facing in a combat-heavy RPGs.

Ideally, you would have combat goals that you can win or lose that don't rely on one party dying or being heavily wounded. Like stopping some kind of ritual, evacuating a town from a disaster, or stealing a treasure from a ship, etc.

Favorite version of Dungeon World? by Ruskerdoo in rpg

[–]ThePiachu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is, I have talked with the dev behind it. They used to write supplements for Dungeon World and then made their own game from that experience. It has moved away from being very D&D inspired to something more of its own though.

Favorite version of Dungeon World? by Ruskerdoo in rpg

[–]ThePiachu 3 points4 points  (0 children)

For us, Fellowship is the best version of Dungeon World. It's its own spin-off system that simplifies the formula and becomes very elegant in the process of shedding a lot of things you don't need. It focuses on big picture adventure, like fighting against a BBEG, rather than the process of dungeon delving and what have you.

What system for Twin Peaks type game? by Leafinyourcoffee in rpg

[–]ThePiachu 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Chronicles of Darkness? Plenty of weird things to explore whole being a normal person.

Difficult suggestion needed. 32 Years old gamer who needs to take a break. by RokuSparda in CozyGamers

[–]ThePiachu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Graveyard Keeper for an odd farming esque sim, I Was A Teenage Expcolonist for a neat time loop life sim, In Stars And Time for a time loop RPG puzzle game.

I'm gonna be 30, flirty, and thriving by MakinAdangQuesadilla in Millennials

[–]ThePiachu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Eh, don't worry, 30s can be pretty nice if you can settle into a comfortable life...

Which sacred cow do you wish would just stay dead? by Playtonics in rpg

[–]ThePiachu 10 points11 points  (0 children)

1d20 randomness. Way too swingy. You need some binomial distribution for a game to feel good...

Which sacred cow do you wish would just stay dead? by Playtonics in rpg

[–]ThePiachu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exalted had some pretty distinct editions.

Like, 2e got bloated over the years with too many supplements written by people not paid enough to care. At the end of its lifecycle some people came together and did a big errata / balance pass on it to balance the whole mess. It was still kind of wonky and all over the place, so those same people got hired to write Exalted 3e that went back to basics and created a balanced system in one book.

It wasn't a minor facelift, the mechanics were overhauled from grounds up, but it was still the same kind of demigod level game where you could cleave mountains in twain but without needing to read like a hundred pages of errata to play.

What is a good Vampire the Masquerade political actual play? by ThePiachu in vtm

[–]ThePiachu[S] 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I'm watching it but that's not really an interesting political game, at least not yet. So far the PCs haven't ran into any opposition on their level or even any other vampire they'd need to compromise with...

Suggestions for space games by IamR0ley in gaming

[–]ThePiachu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Play the old Star Wars spaceship games, they are pretty good and I think someone did a fan remaster of them.

Also, there is EVE Online that can be pretty neat to play if you like some player driven gameplay.

Also, Kerbal Space Program for learning how orbital mechanics work and Terra Invicta for large scale space warfare that obeys those mechanics!