I found an old bill for one of my Uni books, turned out it was a reminder with a late bill for a book I apparantly didn't pay for when I thought I paid for them all. So called Customer Support to ask if I could just pay it now, if there'd be another late fee tacked on or how I'd generally deal with it.
A very pleasant woman removed the original late addition and told me she'd prolonge the duration to pay with another week.
Good customer support is nice.
Wasn't there a fairly successful Naturo game? Last I knew it was still going.
Don't know how to do any of this. I just have it all in one.
Only ever really played nWoD MU*s, so can't really say anything beyond that I suppose. I probably ought to try more things.
I wanted to play nWoD but all my friends were hard-on oWoD wankers.
I googled nWoD Online and found Haunted Memories.
So a few questions I am curious about.
Can I get a few suggestions on how these varying nobles generally differentiate themselves from eachother? I've been asked to play there, but have trouble coming up with what manner of thing I could do that would be intresting.
How much freedom are players generally allowed to make up for story reasons for their character? Can I make up rivals in other houses? Some vendetta they have against my PC? An unfortunate death that caused them to be central in a power struggle between two minor houses?
Any of the larger cities in western Europe.
Rome, Paris, Berlin, London, Stockholm, Madrid, Vienna, Budapest whatever, you get the idea.
I'll be looking to try it out atleast, will be making a Templar going by Roland, if all things go acording to plan.
I am looking for a game suited well suited for fantasy that is not based on the classical D&D platform. Especially intrested in the depiction of magic and how it deals with that, personally not a fan of the spellslot way of D&D, I'll freely admit to not being too familiar with English gamelines.
(I wish I could just use some of the Swedish ones I have, alas.)
So, suggestions? If you can give a synopsis why your suggestions are great that'd be grand.
I mean, none of that is stuff that happends in the game. So I wouldn't call it a spoiler?
Edit: Or well, it is obviously a spoiler from I think both of those are from The Last Wish collection, but he literally asked for pertinent information from the stuff before.
To add in, some context from the books will also help you as two characters who are only mentioned become prominent characters in the third game, and are very much major characters in the books.
Yennefer of Venderberg is a sorceress who had a chance encounter with Geralt and they hit it off to a degree. Her trying to tame a geenie went not great, but they managed to deal with it with the help of Geralt who made a wish, something along the lines of them not being apart, so they become magically bound to eachother. The start of a pretty chaotic romantic relationship, this is his main love interest through out the novels. He did not remember her due to amnesia til the end of the second game.
Ciri of Cintra is the princess to the fallen nation of Cintra. She was taken by Geralt when the nation as his reward for a witcher contract he did years before, the so called Law of Surprise which is how Witchers grow their numbers. She has the Elder Blood which means she is a descendant of some important elf and is very magically potent and with a great destiny. She is the adoptive daughter of Geralt and Yennefer.
Also for the variation of endings from the second game, look at http://witcher.wikia.com/wiki/The_Witcher_2_ending
https://rtalsoriangames.wordpress.com/
So seems they are making a Witcher P&P RPG. Might help with this.
@Ganymede said:
When they ask whether you can make an unbiased judgment based on the facts, just say no, and blame everything on Obama. You'll be fine.
Honest question, how come people don't just say no to that to get out of it everytime? Or is there a system to check against it? Or just people actually wanting to do their civic duty.
A lot of people seem to hate it, I never got why. I watched both Sarah Connor Chronicles and the Blade series about the sametime, and both got cancelled. Which sucked, I loved both.
@Tempest said:
I really like the idea of custom stuff, but it's hard to find a balance with it of allowing people to make fun/cool things that don't confer giant mechanical benefits.
Usually you need to write out what power it is you want, and then figure out how to shoot yourself in the foot enough to have it go past Staff/ST without too much complaint.