Centrix Posted July 26, 2017 Report Share Posted July 26, 2017 (edited) ( Original post taken from old forums, posted by @Xalphox ) __________ Hi all Not all troopers were born equal. For example - one of my characters (Larsen) is not only a grizzled 30 year veteran of the Mobile Infantry, but he has a penchant for untold brutality and savagery, he's obsessed with fitness, and he regularly takes anabolic steroids. And yet our current system dictates that statistically 50% of the time Larsen would lose to a 4'1 quadriplegic Recruit. This is stupid. To combat this I am considering considering stealing yet another element from DnD: modifiers. I expect this will apply almost exclusively to strength - as it's one of the only PvP stats (aka an admin can't simply just give the benefit of the doubt because it doesn't disadvantages their also-a-player enemy unlike PvE). It's also hard to work out buffs at the time without coming under accusation of bias - hence why I think it's a good idea for us to put it "on the record" before it happens. Default Bonuses Recruit: +0 Private: +5 Private First Class: +10 Specialist (all ranks): +10 Lance Corporal: +15 Corporal: +20 Sergeant: +30 Staff Sergeant: +35 Technical Sergeant: +35 Master Sergeant (and above): +40 Member of the Marines: +15 Member of the Pathfinders: +100 Wearing Marauder Suit: +200,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 (200 septillion) Multiple people aiding in or performing an action: these all stack together, ie. if A rolls a total of 120 and B rolls a total of 80, the total force of the action is 200. Default Penalties Member of a non-Mobile Infantry division: -50 In addition to these default ones, players would be able to request special buff/debuffs based on their character's experiences or traits (like the Larsen steroid junkie example); Executive Admins would approve these on a case-by-case basis. These would be in addition to the above. -Xalphox Edited April 11, 2018 by Xalphox Removing prereqs Link to comment
Tonic Posted August 8, 2017 Report Share Posted August 8, 2017 Updated with Rules of Engagement at the top. Link to comment
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