It can last weeks, if you have an average impression, this seems like it could be awkward for many purposes.
like, when I was 21 only a week or two I treated myself out.
Didnt know much about wine or beer (still dont know as much as I should) one of the servers, tried talking me up as much as he could to see how much he could squeeze out of me.
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another curious Question
ideas on using non merits as Soft Leverage?
information Could be valuable.
or in the fan game princess
A collection of seeds could be a life saver.
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Originally posted by Prince of the Night View Postto intimidate someon into kneeling, in order to flatter your own ego, sorry.
was asking is that simple enough to just bed one die roll?
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If you want it to be... sure. I'd probably use Forcing Doors just for the framing of how hard different people might be to intimidate (and I might not say Manipulation for this roll either), but there's no reason for this to be multiple roll situation unless you're trying to work someone to this over multiple interactions.
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to intimidate someon into kneeling, in order to flatter your own ego, sorry.
was asking is that simple enough to just bed one die roll?
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Tell them you are doing a painting/art piece and that this is the best pose to show off all their positive traits?
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Originally posted by Vent0 View PostTrick them into thinking you are going to (and able to) knight them?
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Originally posted by Charlaquin View PostYeah, if you were playing in my game and your goal was “make the NPC kneel” with the approach “flatter the NPC’s ego,” I wouldn’t call for a roll. There is no reasonable chance of the approach succeeding in achieving the goal, so the action would fail. No dice required.
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Yeah, if you were playing in my game and your goal was “make the NPC kneel” with the approach “flatter the NPC’s ego,” I wouldn’t call for a roll. There is no reasonable chance of the approach succeeding in achieving the goal, so the action would fail. No dice required.
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Flattering someone's ego usually don't make them kneel to you. That's what people are reacting to.
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to flatter your ego, to make an enemy kneel? is a simple man+intimidate roll enough.
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Originally posted by Prince of the Night View Posta curious question? not all social rolls involve social maneuvering
Originally posted by Prince of the Night View PostIs Man+Intimidate, probaly enough to flatter someones ego and make someone kneel
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Originally posted by Prince of the Night View Posta curious question? not all social rolls involve social maneuvering
Is Man+Intimidate, probaly enough to flatter someones ego and make someone kneel
Probably enough, save for how I can't imagine how you can flatter someone's ego and make them kneel at the same time.
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a curious question? not all social rolls involve social maneuvering
Is Man+Intimidate, probaly enough to flatter someones ego and make someone kneel
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Originally posted by Prince of the Night View Post
Ok what I was asking is what would the best thing in system to cause that kind of misunderstanding be? a Dramatic failure?
Remember, dice only get rolled when the outcome of an action is uncertain. There was no uncertainty in this situation, your "character" was hostile towards people trying to get money from them over the phone, and the debt collectors' approach involved trying to get money from you over the phone. No need for a roll, because based on the approach, the action had no chance of succeeding in the first place.
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