Ravingdork |
Do VOs audit character sheets anymore? Not since PFS2 started.
They do audits still, but I've only seen it at big events such as conventions. Also, since downtime and similar elements are largely left up to the trust system, such audits primarily focus on build issues or incorrect rules interpretations/implementation.
GREAT GOOGLELY MOOGLELY PEOPLE!
PFS is not hiring Pinkertons to hack your personal computers to check up on your characters!
Just fix your Oracles so they work and move on!
No one but you will know!
*Points at the cheater and screeches in pod people*
Errenor |
Aristophanes wrote:GREAT GOOGLELY MOOGLELY PEOPLE!
PFS is not hiring Pinkertons to hack your personal computers to check up on your characters! Just fix your Oracles so they work and move on! No one but you will know!*Points at the cheater and screeches in pod people*
* spoiler omitted **
By the way, what does 'fix' mean here? Play normal 'new' oracle? Play normal 'old' oracle?
And also it's not a subtle action at all. No GM needs to audit your chars to know if you play old or new version of oracle, it's obvious. So everyone will know actually. Then, if you play with the same people, also GM will know if you've bought a rebuild. And when you created your character. And PFS GMs (or GMs in PFS mode) tend to follow PFS rules.Ravingdork |
Ravingdork wrote:Aristophanes wrote:GREAT GOOGLELY MOOGLELY PEOPLE!
PFS is not hiring Pinkertons to hack your personal computers to check up on your characters! Just fix your Oracles so they work and move on! No one but you will know!*Points at the cheater and screeches in pod people*
* spoiler omitted **By the way, what does 'fix' mean here? Play normal 'new' oracle? Play normal 'old' oracle?
And also it's not a subtle action at all. No GM needs to audit your chars to know if you play old or new version of oracle, it's obvious. So everyone will know actually. Then, if you play with the same people, also GM will know if you've bought a rebuild. And when you created your character. And PFS GMs (or GMs in PFS mode) tend to follow PFS rules.
Yep. You pretty much need a new table or GM/party buy-in for it to have any chance.
One of my players wanted to keep his old oracle. It broke my heart to tell him that, even though he landed on the (more) positive side of recent events, PFS would not allow for it.
I lost a few good PFS players over it. I can scarcely imagine how it went for GMs and players that landed on the bad side of things with even less options/choices available to them.