Print

Please login or register.
1 Hour 1 Day 1 Week 1 Month Forever
Login with username, password and session length

[Draignean]

Frame 1

Knife Bandit 1 Moves SW
Knife Bandit 2 Moves SW
Knife Bandit 3 Moves SW
Axe Bandit 1 Blocks
Axe Bandit 2 Moves SW

Shorn Moves NE
Nhin Activates Dancing Blossoms

Miles Uses Deadshot on (4,10)

Code: [Select]

L vs M
To Hit: 1d10+2 vs 1d6 = 11 vs 3, Hit. 8 Potential Bonus Damage.
Damage Roll: 1d3+5-3= 6+6 Bonus Damage.
Attack Converted To Heavy
Knife Bandit 1 Killed

Frame 2

Knife Bandit 2 Moves SW
Knife Bandit 3 Moves NW
Axe Bandit 1 Does Nothing
Axe Bandit 2 Moves NW

Shor Moves NE
Miles Cools Down
Nhin Finishes Casting

Frame 3

Knife 2 Moves S
Knife 3 Moves NW
Axe 1 Moves SW
Shor Moves NE

Nhin Charges Power Within
Miles Cools down

Axe 2 uses Rush R. NW. Blocked by Shorn

Code: [Select]

Shove
Shove Check: 1d11+2 Vs 1d10+5 = 9 vs 8
Axe 2 Shoves Shorn 1 Space NE
Shorn is in Axe 2's hit zone.

Code: [Select]

L vs M
To Hit: 1d10 vs 1d2+5 (7) = 4 vs 7, Miss

Frame 4


Knife 2 Throws knife at (7,8), automiss.
Axe 1 Blocks
Axe 2 Cools Down

Shorn winds up
Nhin Charges power within
Miles coolsdown

Knife 3 throws knife at (6,5)

Code: [Select]

L vs CL
To Hit: 1d10+1 vs 1d11 = 11 vs 4, Hit.
Damage Roll: 1d4= 4
Does not Proc Dead Again 

Frame 5

Knife 2 Does Nothing
Knife 3 Does Nothing
Axe 1 Moves SW
Axe 2 Does Nothing

Nhin finishes charging Power within
Miles Moves NE

Shorn uses Slash R. NE, grazes Axe 2.

Code: [Select]

L vs O
To Hit: 1d10-2 vs 1d4+1 (2) = 2 vs 3, Miss.


Spoiler: Enemies (click to show/hide)

Knife Bandit 2: 10/10 HP
Knife Bandit 3: 10/10 HP

Axe'n'Shield Bandit 1 15/15 HP
Axe'n'Shield Bandit 2 15/15 HP

Spoiler: Bandit Stats (click to show/hide)

Knife Bandit
HP: 10
Modifiers:
-1 Damage
+1 To hit
+2 Evasion
Weapons
Twin Daggers [L:1 H:3 D:2 Dam: 2-5]
Abilities
Throw Dagger: Cooldown 5, Frames 1. Make a light attack with a range of 3.

Patterns:
At Range
M->M->M->A->O (Dagger Throw)
M->M->M->M->O (IF Dagger throw on cooldown)

In Melee
O->B->WH->H->CH
L->DR>DR->O->L

Axe'n'Shield Bandit
HP: 15
Modifiers:
+2 Damage
+2 Resistance
Weapons
War Axe [L:2 H:4 D:1 Dam: 2-8]
Iron Rimmed Shield [D:3, L:1, Dam 1-2]

Patterns:
At Range

In Melee
B->O->L->B->CL
WL->L>L->CL->O 

Abilities

Spoiler: Miles (click to show/hide)

Name: Miles Twice Dead
HP:  16/20
Archetype: Pistol Wraith
Assets:
Dead Again: If you take more than 25% of your remaining life in a single blow, re-roll the damage and take the lower value.
Agonies:
Death Echo: If you take more than 25% of your remaining life in a single blow, you become staggered.
Inventory:
St. Elmo's Pistols  [L:2 Ra:4 Dam: 6-8]
Hangmans Noose [EVA +4 -Pot: 2]
Charons bribe [Grants Ability: Early Reaping]
Train robbers dynamite [P:5 H:1 Ra:3 U:3/- Dam:15-30]

Potency: 0 (-2)
Precision: 2
Vigor: 0
Will: 0
Agility: 3

Soul:
Hexagram 63: Aftermath
Upper Trigram: Water
Lower Trigram: Fire

Modifiers:
-2 to Dealt Damage
+7 Evasion
+2 to hit

Abilities:
Dead Shot:  Cooldown 10, Frame cost 4. If the attacker is at least 2, and at most 6 tiles away, make single light attack. Attack gains +1 bonus damage per point the attack roll exceeds the defense roll. This can double the dealt damage, but no more. If this ability doubles the damage of the light attack, it is counted as a heavy attack for the purposes of inflicting stagger.
Blazing Doubleshot: Cooldown -, Framecost 5. Aligns weapon with fire and and makes two heavy attacks. This attack staggers you.
Early Reaping: Cooldown 2, Framecost 2. Select a single damaged target. That target has a %chance to die instantly equal to its current health fraction divided by two. (A unit at half health has a 25% chance to be killed instantly). If it fails, you take 1-6 damage.

Spoiler: Shorn (click to show/hide)

Name: Shorn
HP: 20
Archetype: Writhing Wall
Assets:
Union of the Old Flesh: Every 3 points of damage gains a charged that can be applied to increase a stat by 1 for a round.
Agonies:
Unstable Form: Abilities have a 25% chance to fizzle and go on cooldown when used.

Inventory:
Writhing Gothic Plate [R:5 -Acc:2 -E:2]
Tower Shield of Eyes [D:4 H:1 Dam: 0-2]
Starmetal Sword [L:2 H:4 Dam: 5-12]
Amulet of Unspeakable Whispers [Grants ability: Insidious Doubt]

Statistics
Potency: 0
Precision: 0
Vigor: 0
Will: 5
Agility: 0

Soul:
Hexagram 8: Bonding
Upper Trigram: Water
Lower Trigram: Earth

Modifiers
Resistance: 10
1d2 Evasion
-2 to Hit

Abilities
Unspeakable Revelation: Cooldown 10, Frames 5. Swap resistance and Potency and make a single heavy attack.
Death Stare: Cooldown 3, Frames 1. Block action. Throw an attack roll on a successful block with the shield of eyes, if the target is struck their Will is reduced by the damage dealt. Reducing a target below 0 Will with this ability deals 1 point of damage.
Insidious Doubt Once per Encounter, Frames -. Curse a single target. That target gains a cumulative 5% chance to be staggered whenever they fail to hit you. Staggering an opponent in this manner resets the counter, as does a successful strike on their part. After three staggers, or if you stagger, the effect breaks.

Spoiler: Nhin (click to show/hide)

Name: Nhin Thalles
HP: 15
Archetype: Vulpine Arcanist
Assets: 
Calculating: If Nhin attacks on the fourth or fifth frame, the accuracy and damage are increased by 1.
Agonies:
Hesitant: If Nhin attacks on the first or second frame, the accuracy and damage are decreased by 1.

Statistics:
Potency: 2 (1)
Precision: 1 (2)
Vigor: 0 (-1)
Will: 0
Agility: 2 (3)

Inventory:
Red Sakura Staff  [L:2 H:3, dam 5-8]
Phantasmal Silk Robes [E:4 -Pot: 1]
Mystic Fox's Mask [Adds Ability: Foxform]
Foxtail Charm [+1 Agility, +1 Precision, -1 Vigor]


Soul:
Hexagram 5: Calculated Waiting
Upper Trigram: Water
Lower Trigram: Heaven (Metal)

Modifiers 
+1 Damage
+2 To hit
+7 EVA
3/20 Power Within
Dancing Blossoms (+2 Eva, +2 Res, +3 Pot)

Abilities
Dancing Blossoms: Cooldown 5, Frames 2. Gain +2 Evasion, +2 Resistance, -3 Potency until discharged or dispelled. Use again while active to use one of two abilities-
-Coming of Winter: Discharge and attempt to freeze a target within three spaces. Increases Resistance by 8 but removes all evasion. Lasts for 1d4-1 rounds. Water type attack.
-Heaven's Garden: Requires 3 frames. Discharge and Lash out with a 3 tile ray of metal petals. Hits first tile with a heavy attack, hit second tile with a light attack at +2 potency, hit third tile with a light attack. Metal type attack.

Power Within: Cooldown 5, Frames X. Sacrifice any number of frames on the current round to charge this ability, this ability can hold up to 20 charges. You lose 1 charge per turn when not charging. Abilities can be used without paying a frame cost.
-Inner Light: Can activate at a charge of at least 2. Sacrifice 2 charge to gain a +1 bonus to resistance and potency for one round.
-Nine Souls: Can activate at a charge of at least 10. Sacrifice 5 charge and take one ability, either yours or your ally's, and remove up to 5 frames of cooldown.
-Beacon of Glory: Can activate at a charge of at least 15. Sacrifice 5 charge to add a +1 bonus to resistance and potency to all allies.

Foxform: Cooldown Once per Encounter, Frames -. Meld equipment, lose given bonuses. Gain +5 Evasion, -3 Potency. Gain Quick asset (1 move action moves you two spaces). Can still cast abilities that don't depend on weapon. Can be negated at any time.

EDIT: What are people's opinions on friendly fire?

Chorus of pleased children: "Yaaaaaaaay!"

I feel like combat operating on "damage goes here" zones sort of implies the zones are indiscriminate, and further encourages people (NPCs included) to spread out a bit rather than try to gang up on one target. It also allows for the very satisfying possibility of getting NPCs to whack each other if you can reposition them or interrupt their movement somehow.

Well, because it came up this round, I give you the shove mechanic!

If you're trying to move through someone, whether because of a move action or a weapon movement, there's a shove check. A shove check is a 1d(Vit+10)+Pot vs 1d(Vit+10)+0.5*Res. If it succeeds, the defender is shoved a space in the direction the attacker is going. If it fails, the defender's action is interrupted and they lose the movement/attack.

You can't shove using a dodge roll. If you're in a position where your dodge roll would shove someone, you roll in place instead.

Now, on the subject of formatting...

I'm thinking of condensing literally everything that doesn't involve rolling. So the text you see per round shrinks to just a couple of actual actions and you don't get the play by play of nothing happening. Anyone else have formatting they'd like to see, or think would work nicely for an actual game?

[Criptfeind]

Hum. It might be important to spell out what happens even if it's a lot of nothing, because we don't get to see the map move between frames and have to recreate after the effect using the minute details of what happened.

Edit: On being able to hit allies, it seems cool, specially if some spells have positioning effects (although such things are probably powerful even without it.)

By the way, was the change that you can't shoot though allies one of the parts of the "everything I said about accuracy penalties and whatnot" that got nixed? Or is that still in?

[OceanSoul]

As long as we know what the enemy does in a general sense, that is, enough to get absence of their patterns, I'm fine with condensing the actions.

1-5. Charging Power Within.

[Draignean]

Hum. It might be important to spell out what happens even if it's a lot of nothing, because we don't get to see the map move between frames and have to recreate after the effect using the minute details of what happened.

Edit: On being able to hit allies, it seems cool, specially if some spells have positioning effects (although such things are probably powerful even without it.)

By the way, was the change that you can't shoot though allies one of the parts of the "everything I said about accuracy penalties and whatnot" that got nixed? Or is that still in?

It's gone until determined otherwise.

[Criptfeind]

Cool. So are we going with friendly fire is a thing or not right now, I just ask because I am thinking of shoot Shorn and siding with the bandits.

[Draignean]

Friendly fire is a thing.

[Criptfeind]

1. Light attack Warm up
2. Light attack 6-9
3. Move SW
4. Light attack Warm up
5. Light attack 6-9

[IronyOwl]

1. Block
2. Light Windup
3. Light Windup
4. Right Slash SE
5. Left Slash SE


Might as well give condensed a try. I'm having trouble following movements anyway, so it likely won't matter much to me.

Also, you need to scrunch up your vertical coordinates, because you technically have two rows of unconnected hexes on that axis. The axe bandit next to me is currently located at 9, 6.5 for instance.

[Draignean]

Also, you need to scrunch up your vertical coordinates, because you technically have two rows of unconnected hexes on that axis. The axe bandit next to me is currently located at 9, 6.5 for instance.

What?

The axe bandit that attacked you is at (6,9), you are on (6,8). I'm not sure I see what you mean by scrunch up, or by unconnected. The top most and bottom most rows are the only ones not mapped exactly, everything else has a unique integer coordinate set associated with it.

I am perplexed.

[heydude6]

Now, on the subject of formatting...

I'm thinking of condensing literally everything that doesn't involve rolling. So the text you see per round shrinks to just a couple of actual actions and you don't get the play by play of nothing happening. Anyone else have formatting they'd like to see, or think would work nicely for an actual game?

Hi, so I've been a lurker here for a while, but I've decided to pitch in my own two cents. As you probably know, BBcode has the ability to make tables. Unfortunately it's super tedious. Well, thankfully there's a tool online that makes generating BB code tables a little easier. So, I decided to format the previous turn into a table to see how well it would turn out.

Unfortunately due to limitations of forum BBcode, the table is a little ugly, but I think it's fairly readable. My reading advice would be to start with a column, read the whole column, and then move on to the next one.

Spoiler: Example Turn (click to show/hide)

Names

Miles

Shorn

Nhin

Knife Bandit 1

Knife Bandit 2

Knife Bandit 3

Axe'n'Sheild Bandit 1

Axe'n'Sheild Bandit 2

Initial  Status Frames

Coordinates:                      Hp 20/20

Coordinates:                Hp 20/20

Coordinates:                Hp 15/15

Coordinates:                Hp 10/10

Coordinates: Hp 10/10

Coordinates: Hp 10/10

Coordinates: Hp 10/10

Coordinates:                Hp 10/10

1

Miles Uses Deadshot on (4,10) L vs M To Hit: 1d10+2 vs 1d6 = 11 vs 3, Hit. 8 Potential Bonus Damage. Damage Roll: 1d3+5-3= 6+6 Bonus Damage. Attack Converted To Heavy Knife Bandit 1 Killed

Moves NE

Activates Dancing Blossoms

Moves SW Hit by Deadshot for 12 damage Dies

Moves SW

Moves SW

Blocks

Moves SW

2

Cools down

Moves NE

Nhin finishes casting

Dead

Moves SW

Moves NW

Nothing

Moves NW

3

Cools down

Moves NE Shoved 1 Space NW Dodges Axe

Nhin charges power within

Dead

Moves S

Moves NW

Moves SW

Uses Rush R. NW. Blocked by Shorn Shove Shove Check: 1d11+2 Vs 1d10+5 = 9 vs 8 Axe 2 Shoves Shorn 1 Space NW Shorn is in Axe 2's hit zone. L vs M To Hit: 1d10 vs 1d2+5 (7) = 4 vs 7 Axe misses Shorn

4

Cools down Is hit by a knife for 4 damage. Does not Proc Dead Again

Winds up

Nhin charges power within

Dead

Throws knife at (7,8) Automiss.

Throws knife at (6,5) L vs CL To Hit: 1d10+1 vs 1d11 = 11 vs 4, Hit. Damage Roll: 1d4= 4 Does not Proc Dead Again  Knife Bandit 3 hits Miles for 4 damage

Blocks

Cools down

5

Moves NE

Shorn uses Slash R. NE, grazes Axe 2. L vs O To Hit: 1d10-2 vs 1d4+1 (2) = 2 vs 3 Miss

Nhin finishes charging Power within

Dead

Nothing

Nothing

Moves SW

Nothing Dodges Slash

Final Status

Net Movement: 1 hex NE Coordinates:              Hp 16/20

Net Movement: 3 hexes northeast 1 hex NW Coordinates:                Hp 20/20

Net Movement: none Coordinates:                Hp 15/15

Net Movement: 1 hex SW Coordinates:                Hp 0/10 Dead

Net Movement: 2 hexes SW 1 hex S Coordinates: Hp 10/10

Net Movement: 1 hex SW 2 hexes NW Coordinates:                Hp 10/10

Net Movement: 2 hexes SW Coordinates: Hp 10/10

Net Movement: 1 hex SW 2 hexes NW Coordinates: Hp 10/10

So what do you think? If you're interested I will leave a few guidelines in the spoiler below

Spoiler: Guidelines (click to show/hide)

The first time you generate a table is going to be a little tedious. Unfortunately, it doesn't let you paste the code above into the "Generate Code:" block in order to create a new table. Once you do create a table though, it becomes easier since you can save it so it could be modified later.

If you want to emulate the table that I posted above, you are going to want to uncheck 1st row header (not doing so breaks the table on Bay12), and you want 8 rows and 17 columns (probably only 15 columns now that Knife bandit 1 is dead though)

Between each column with text you are going to want leave an empty column with no writing inside it. This creates spaces between the columns. If you don't do this, then due to the lack of vertical lines, cells will sometimes appear to merge together

You are going to want to type the "hr" tag at the beginning of every cell in order to create horizontal lines at the top. Helps readability.

Use quote instead of code for combat calculations. Code breaks the table

That's it for guidelines, good luck

Anyway, that's all I have to contribute. I can understand if the table idea may not be to your guys' liking. After all, it is pretty ugly. But I think it's a nice way of displaying information regardless.

[Criptfeind]

I am perplexed.

Some people use hex grid coordinates where you essentially have double the numbers on the vertical and you draw a straight line, which also means that rows skip every other horizontal number.

He's talking about this:

As opposed to your way


I prefer your way because you don't get that weird skip, but the other way can be easier to more quickly find out what a number is at at a glance when it's between rows. I've seen it done both ways though.

[OceanSoul]

There's technically a third way, having the "horizontals" be one of the slanted lines of the second way, without the zig-zag, though counting rows that way would lead to row numbers starting on 2 sides of the square view at once.

[Draignean]

There's technically a third way, having the "horizontals" be one of the slanted lines of the second way, without the zig-zag, though counting rows that way would lead to row numbers starting on 2 sides of the square view at once.

We are not doing non-orthogonal coordinates. No.

I am perplexed.

Some people use hex grid coordinates where you essentially have double the numbers on the vertical and you draw a straight line, which also means that rows skip every other horizontal number.

He's talking about this:

As opposed to your way


I prefer your way because you don't get that weird skip, but the other way can be easier to more quickly find out what a number is at at a glance when it's between rows. I've seen it done both ways though.

Oh, I see. Thanks. I've been reading hex coordinates for too long and sort of forgot there was more than one way to do this.

So, to read the row number of my hex coordinates: Start at the tile you want to find and drag an imaginary line from the center of the tile back to the numbered axis. If it directly hits a numbered tile, it's on that row. If it the intersection between tiles, use the number in the above tile.  Example: Miles location is easy (6,6) since he's on the row perfectly if we draw an imaginary line back. Axe Bandit 1, however, splits right between 5 and 6. Now, under my way of reading hex, we use the upper number, which puts Axe Bandit 1 at (5,11).

I will ALWAYS give and read coordinates in (ROW,COL) format. It's hardwired by now, and my brain will explode if it tries to change.

Now, on the subject of formatting...

I'm thinking of condensing literally everything that doesn't involve rolling. So the text you see per round shrinks to just a couple of actual actions and you don't get the play by play of nothing happening. Anyone else have formatting they'd like to see, or think would work nicely for an actual game?

Hi, so I've been a lurker here for a while, but I've decided to pitch in my own two cents. As you probably know, BBcode has the ability to make tables. Unfortunately it's super tedious. Well, thankfully there's a tool online that makes generating BB code tables a little easier. So, I decided to format the previous turn into a table to see how well it would turn out.

Unfortunately due to limitations of forum BBcode, the table is a little ugly, but I think it's fairly readable. My reading advice would be to start with a column, read the whole column, and then move on to the next one.

Spoiler: Example Turn (click to show/hide)

Names

Miles

Shorn

Nhin

Knife Bandit 1

Knife Bandit 2

Knife Bandit 3

Axe'n'Sheild Bandit 1

Axe'n'Sheild Bandit 2

Initial  Status Frames

Coordinates:                      Hp 20/20

Coordinates:                Hp 20/20

Coordinates:                Hp 15/15

Coordinates:                Hp 10/10

Coordinates: Hp 10/10

Coordinates: Hp 10/10

Coordinates: Hp 10/10

Coordinates:                Hp 10/10

1

Miles Uses Deadshot on (4,10) L vs M To Hit: 1d10+2 vs 1d6 = 11 vs 3, Hit. 8 Potential Bonus Damage. Damage Roll: 1d3+5-3= 6+6 Bonus Damage. Attack Converted To Heavy Knife Bandit 1 Killed

Moves NE

Activates Dancing Blossoms

Moves SW Hit by Deadshot for 12 damage Dies

Moves SW

Moves SW

Blocks

Moves SW

2

Cools down

Moves NE

Nhin finishes casting

Dead

Moves SW

Moves NW

Nothing

Moves NW

3

Cools down

Moves NE Shoved 1 Space NW Dodges Axe

Nhin charges power within

Dead

Moves S

Moves NW

Moves SW

Uses Rush R. NW. Blocked by Shorn Shove Shove Check: 1d11+2 Vs 1d10+5 = 9 vs 8 Axe 2 Shoves Shorn 1 Space NW Shorn is in Axe 2's hit zone. L vs M To Hit: 1d10 vs 1d2+5 (7) = 4 vs 7 Axe misses Shorn

4

Cools down Is hit by a knife for 4 damage. Does not Proc Dead Again

Winds up

Nhin charges power within

Dead

Throws knife at (7,8) Automiss.

Throws knife at (6,5) L vs CL To Hit: 1d10+1 vs 1d11 = 11 vs 4, Hit. Damage Roll: 1d4= 4 Does not Proc Dead Again  Knife Bandit 3 hits Miles for 4 damage

Blocks

Cools down

5

Moves NE

Shorn uses Slash R. NE, grazes Axe 2. L vs O To Hit: 1d10-2 vs 1d4+1 (2) = 2 vs 3 Miss

Nhin finishes charging Power within

Dead

Nothing

Nothing

Moves SW

Nothing Dodges Slash

Final Status

Net Movement: 1 hex NE Coordinates:              Hp 16/20

Net Movement: 3 hexes northeast 1 hex NW Coordinates:                Hp 20/20

Net Movement: none Coordinates:                Hp 15/15

Net Movement: 1 hex SW Coordinates:                Hp 0/10 Dead

Net Movement: 2 hexes SW 1 hex S Coordinates: Hp 10/10

Net Movement: 1 hex SW 2 hexes NW Coordinates:                Hp 10/10

Net Movement: 2 hexes SW Coordinates: Hp 10/10

Net Movement: 1 hex SW 2 hexes NW Coordinates: Hp 10/10

So what do you think? If you're interested I will leave a few guidelines in the spoiler below

Spoiler: Guidelines (click to show/hide)

The first time you generate a table is going to be a little tedious. Unfortunately, it doesn't let you paste the code above into the "Generate Code:" block in order to create a new table. Once you do create a table though, it becomes easier since you can save it so it could be modified later.

If you want to emulate the table that I posted above, you are going to want to uncheck 1st row header (not doing so breaks the table on Bay12), and you want 8 rows and 17 columns (probably only 15 columns now that Knife bandit 1 is dead though)

Between each column with text you are going to want leave an empty column with no writing inside it. This creates spaces between the columns. If you don't do this, then due to the lack of vertical lines, cells will sometimes appear to merge together

You are going to want to type the "hr" tag at the beginning of every cell in order to create horizontal lines at the top. Helps readability.

Use quote instead of code for combat calculations. Code breaks the table

That's it for guidelines, good luck

Anyway, that's all I have to contribute. I can understand if the table idea may not be to your guys' liking. After all, it is pretty ugly. But I think it's a nice way of displaying information regardless.

I think it's both hideous and glorious. It is an INCREDIBLY concise way to give the details of each action, but it's not terribly amenable to flavor.

So, since it's a brilliant idea, here's what's going to happen. We're going to try a full flavor turn next round. I'm going to write out that table first because that lets me know what the hell is going on. Then, from the table, I'll write the flavorful version of the turn. The flavorful version gets shown along with the map, and anyone who needs the reference can look up the table.

Sound Good?

[Criptfeind]

Oh shit. I had assumed you went the opposite way on the numbers for the rows (as you can see in my example). Shit, my attack is off I think. I'm trying to aim directly at where the axe bandit is right now. I edited my actions to change.

Ah. A. Also... Is it. That concise? It seems to take up a lot more room for the same amount of information then previously. It doesn't really, bother me to see it like that (although on my screen there's a limit of 14 entities before it fucks up and starts leaving things off screen in an awkward to read way, which is probably related to resolution and so might be different for others.) but it certainly doesn't seem clearer or more concise.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

If you like it that way though, like I said, it wouldn't bother me.

[Draignean]

Oh shit. I had assumed you went the opposite way on the numbers for the rows (as you can see in my example). Shit, my attack is off I think. I'm trying to aim directly at where the axe bandit is right now. I edited my actions to change.

Ah. A. Also... Is it. That concise? It seems to take up a lot more room for the same amount of information then previously. It doesn't really, bother me to see it like that (although on my screen there's a limit of 14 entities before it fucks up and starts leaving things off screen in an awkward to read way, which is probably related to resolution and so might be different for others.) but it certainly doesn't seem clearer or more concise.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

If you like it that way though, like I said, it wouldn't bother me.

This could be a product of my monitor being too large and my day job mostly consisting of interpreting data tables, so I look at a table and immediately start clicking my heels in joy because I can suddenly find everything. Again, this is why we're running the test. Concise probably wasn't the right word, more like obsessively well ordered resulting in low look-up times, but I was feeling enthusiastic because someone gave me a matrix. We'll try a couple things and see how it goes.

I also just realized that I do actually have Ocean's action. Well, let me get on with it...