Tir, TBF, I'm getting the distinct feeling that neither of you did the required reading. Which makes me wonder why you signed up to test a system that you don't even understand how to use, let alone break.
I did, really <_<
Otherwise it implies an insult that I enter a game without reading thoroughly the rules--it's both the time of the GM and the time being used. Double the insult.
It's just that I forgot at the time being, and the instability of our internet overall that most other people in most other nations can't relate with is also the reason why I made a post that mentioned what's going on exactly as is for the time being.
So that others are informed. I'll be editing the previous post with my turn now.
I'm not like that to not read.
And yes I understood what a frame is (thanks). I just asked for clarification at the moment because I couldn't even load the OP. [And I was forgetful at the time; the post for later was also to be able to view the map]
Not an insult, Tir, more a chastisement. In a game thread I'm more than happy to keep explaining things, but this is not really a game- just a test to see how things work and feel. I very much
need you to be on the ball, otherwise I'm left wondering 'Did the group fail because the encounter was too difficult, or did they fail because a third of the players didn't know what they were doing'.
It's not a personal scorn or a disrespect to you, it's a statement of my (rather high) expectations of my testers. Keep on carrying on.
Speaking of...
> SE
> Heavy Lunge, SE direction [all other 4 frames used here]
This an ambiguous action.
It could mean any of four different actions, depending on whether the attack takes place on frame 2,3,4, or 5. I can assume you want to attack on frame 2 and then cooldown, but this isn't a game where interpretation of intent really works well.
Anyway, as far as voting goes. We have 2 (Cript+Tir) on 2, 1 (Dude) on 3, and 2 (Me+TBF) on 4. Very likely we'll end up going for 4. It keeps the spirit of Cript's, which I do like the idea behind, without giving you the ability to make bizarre subversion of movesets under niche conditions. All the additional rules for staggering are more so that, while there are situations where it lets you move several tiles, you're punished for doing that.
Heck, on review, most of the stagger situations only come up with very mobile weapons, and even then it's a maximum movement of 3. So, really, not going to proc that often or severely.
I'm no professional rules lawyer but after a careful study of the op I think the founding fathers of this game clearly intended for there to be a strong Separation of Attack State and Movement Church and there fore I do declare (if it's actually necessary for me to do so given that my name is already next to it) that I am in favor of such a law for the stability and peace of this game. Amen.
The irony of this is beautiful, though I can't but agree with the sentiment.
So, we're still just waiting on TBF. I'll autopilot him if he doesn't come through soon.