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I'm wondering what's up with both of these orders. Order #2848637 has said "Order pending" since mid-February, when I changed the payment method due to, well, the card being used being replaced thanks that whole Target thing a while ago. Order #2848638 has been on backorder, even though it was a preorder. Is there any chance I could get information on when Ultimate Psionics (hardcover, color) will be back in stock? Both orders were placed in October, as part of Order #2848628.
I've been trying to download the update to the Path of War WIP since last night, and every time I try, it says "Now personalizing". I've tried a few other books as well, and it's worked for them. Any clue what's going on?
So,this is something that totally didn't spring to my mind upon starting up DDO again recently. Character names. Some RPGs require each player to have an individual character name, that nobody else has. That... Leads to stupidity. A suggestion is that player data is tied to their account/email, allowing there to be multiple "Bob"s running around, instead of one Bob, one BOb, one BOB, one BoB,and so on. Nothing quite breaks immersion like having "BillyBob93" join your party, after all.
So, having thought about something posted (specifically, this post about raising some skeletons and dressing them in a quite fetching bow-tie and top hat combination), I have to ask: is minionmancy going to be doable/viable? Meaning, specifically, will there be the possibility of necromancers running about, reanimating corpses at the cost of onyx, crafters making golems, and druids catching ALL the dinosaurs*? And, if so, will the minions count as part of the character in question for gaining things such as bounties, losing reputation, and so on? *May be an exaggeration, but one that would be quite amusing
Why is it that the restriction on joining a settlement based on alignment fills me with dread? The one step away thing seems like a horrible, horrible idea, at least as a main rule. So, I suggest, as default, letting people start settlements where Lawful Evil and Chaotic Good people can both live, making the alignment restriction an optional thing. Sure, there may be personality conflicts, but the morals and ethics don't automatically determine friendships, or make someone bad to live near. In fact, such differences might add to the RP potential, and add to the experience. I know for a fact that a few buddies of mine are ging to be aiming for somewhere in the Lawful alignments (on either end of the moral spectrum), while I'm likely to be Chaotic. Does that mean I shouldn't be able to set up house near them, and work with them to build a town? It shouldn't. |
