Post by GPU Leadership on Aug 25, 2015 14:38:19 GMT
Just incase we need to decide who wins in something like a pure tank-shooting-tank fight, or whether a plane goes down or not, well. I have a solution
rolz.org/join
This chat page lets you roll in it, so both sides and possibly a third party can see the results, making sure we aren't just rolling till we get a ideal result or simply faking our rolls.
For example, say a Berkut vs. a Raptor.
If we just RP'd it normally, people could just deny being shot down. In come the dice.
Roll 3d6
Result: 8 (1+3+4)
Berkut misses
Raptor returns fire
Roll 3d6
Result: 14 (4+6+4)
Raptor lands a hit, Berkut down.
We could have agreed-upon stats such as HP and damage as if we were playing a real RP, but that's a bit much. Just roll and extrapolate that to how sucessful you are.
Also, a spearman rolling 16 doesn't beat a Hummer rolling 1
rolz.org/join
This chat page lets you roll in it, so both sides and possibly a third party can see the results, making sure we aren't just rolling till we get a ideal result or simply faking our rolls.
For example, say a Berkut vs. a Raptor.
If we just RP'd it normally, people could just deny being shot down. In come the dice.
Roll 3d6
Result: 8 (1+3+4)
Berkut misses
Raptor returns fire
Roll 3d6
Result: 14 (4+6+4)
Raptor lands a hit, Berkut down.
We could have agreed-upon stats such as HP and damage as if we were playing a real RP, but that's a bit much. Just roll and extrapolate that to how sucessful you are.
Also, a spearman rolling 16 doesn't beat a Hummer rolling 1
