Re: Poll: "fighting" vs "talking" rp -- Faalor, a NWN Campaign setting

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Subject: Re: Poll: "fighting" vs "talking" rp

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The Unnamed Wench Who Still Needs To Make Her Character

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Date Posted: 16:46:23 01/13/02 Sun
In reply to: Lee 's message, "Poll: "fighting" vs "talking" rp" on 16:28:25 01/13/02 Sun

>What percentage of your time in game would like to
>just talk and gather information as opposed to doing
>battle with the forces of evil with sword and spell?
>How much fighting is too much? Would you rather
>experience adventures where all you did was library
>research and jabber with the local gossip-monger? Is
>a political plot better than a combat-driven plot?

This thing ate my post!!!!!

*sob*

Alright. As I said:

70 - 30 / Talk - Fighting

Fighting is good, fighting is fun. Fighting gets the adrenaline going. But what makes the senario a good one is the interaction/fact finding/investigation/etc. Give us things that we have to figure out and solve, and then send us charging out to the dragon to die!

-T.W.

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Re: fighting vs talking.	Shaun	17:01:16 01/13/02 Sun