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I never actually did it but I tried to figure out how to make extreme surfboarding work in a tabletop setting. Never did figure out a good way.
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That is actually pretty useful for OVA, didn't know about that.
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Metal Slug 3 got a lot weirder than I thought, huh.
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I dunno if offering that you'd rather kill yourself than interact with a game is really making you look like you're above someone heavily promoting said game.
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Alien Rope Burn posted:Noncommittal Granola. Can I just take naturebox snack names and use those as alignments? My next D&D character's gonna be Pistachio Power Clusters.
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Davin Valkri posted:Who the hell declares themselves evil, anyway? Like, where did that even start being a thing?  and basically any other cartoon villain ever
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Welcome to the SAT 2.0.
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Persona Q brought the three damage types back because Etrian Odyssey already had them anyways, and Q is just an EO game with a different skin. Persona 3's different damage types were just annoying or in the rare cases they applied against enemies, made things too easy because there were a lot more enemies you could hit weaknesses on just with a normal attack. In a tabletop, it'd also throw in the old dumb 'well you can't use that kind of weapon because it wouldn't be as good' that limits people's choices of weapon. Considering how goofy weapons can get in Persona, limiting people's choices by damage type would mostly just be lame. If I wanna punch shadows with a pair of puppets on my hands, just let me. sentrygun fucked around with this message at 22:38 on Feb 19, 2015 |
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Most people familiar with Persona are familiar with it because of 3 and 4. I'd suggest appealing to that for the most part just because it's what people picking it up would almost certainly be interested in and understand. There's also already a lot of elements for the average 3-4 person party to deal with just in P4's list, you probably don't need more.
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Between a folding chair, a golf club, some wrenches, a girl who wears impractical knight boots to kick things, a fan, and a mascot suit, and I'm probably forgetting some stuff, P4's chock full of goofy weapons on a base level. There's also plenty of joke weapons in P3, and while I couldn't tell you a single thing about P1 and 2, that kind of feeds into my 'most people didn't play the old Personas' comment. Basically, I'd say it depends on the tone people want to go with for their game. This just makes people being able to choose whatever they want even more important so they can decide if they're going with Special Forces High School Kids with assault rifles, or "yo I found some katanas in my dad's closet" levels of goof.
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