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RE: Ling/Vamp/WW npc eating changes - babayetu83 - 07-12-2022 (07-12-2022, 03:50 PM)aloe Wrote: yeah if multiple antag types are relying on freebie NPCs to function then I'd rather we just. fix that why not in the meantime just make it so the first few stages of changeling/vampire powers are cheaper, and leave more gaps in the middle RE: Ling/Vamp/WW npc eating changes - KikiMofo - 07-12-2022 Well as far as I always saw it using NPCs or monkeys to gain points was always a rude meta gamey/power gamey move that should have a stigma of shame to it. So I don't really care much if that was removed. RE: Ling/Vamp/WW npc eating changes - Retrino - 07-12-2022 also wanted to add on the subject of less than ideal point farm methods, maybe make ssd people not viable to consume either? harming braindead people seems like a scummier point farming method than anything (and in rps case just against the rules, preventing them from just doing it anyway would save a lot of confusion i imagine) RE: Ling/Vamp/WW npc eating changes - Nihisohel - 07-12-2022 (07-12-2022, 07:49 PM)Retrino Wrote: also wanted to add on the subject of less than ideal point farm methods, maybe make ssd people not viable to consume either? harming braindead people seems like a scummier point farming method than anything (and in rps case just against the rules, preventing them from just doing it anyway would save a lot of confusion i imagine) this would just allow scumbags to DC when they are about to get consumed to ensure the ling/dog/bat doesnt get a preferable meal RE: Ling/Vamp/WW npc eating changes - Lord_earthfire - 07-13-2022 My gripe with this change is mostly that it's counterintuitive on vampires. Before it was just about blood. Bloodbags? Ok, they work. Monkeys and other npc's have blood as well. What happens if you strap an empty IV bag on a npc-monkey, does that work? Damn, what is about changeling blood from blood oranges? This change just leaves many questions when we talk about vampires on a conceptual level. And i don't think it's good. What i could see would be a cap on blood from npc's and non-player sources. Like 400 or so. That way, the powergamer that sucks out monkey blood doesn't unlock that many new abilities, while they are still a source of blood for desperate vampires, starved thralls or an "ethical vampire" gimmic RE: Ling/Vamp/WW npc eating changes - Mouse - 07-13-2022 (07-12-2022, 08:41 PM)Nihisohel Wrote:(07-12-2022, 07:49 PM)Retrino Wrote: also wanted to add on the subject of less than ideal point farm methods, maybe make ssd people not viable to consume either? harming braindead people seems like a scummier point farming method than anything (and in rps case just against the rules, preventing them from just doing it anyway would save a lot of confusion i imagine) Don't even need to be a scumbag, a lot of new players leave the game when they're dying I've found. RE: Ling/Vamp/WW npc eating changes - MetricDuck - 07-13-2022 (07-13-2022, 01:48 AM)Lord_earthfire Wrote: starved thralls …are unaffected I think. Maybe the message for vamps needs to say something snide about how the blood is barely fit for thralls. Likewise lings could also get a message about how they don’t feel abominable enough or something RE: Ling/Vamp/WW npc eating changes - Rilor - 07-13-2022 For the most part i dont like this change (mostly because it's really not the most intuitive for newer players who happen to roll these rolls) (07-12-2022, 03:50 PM)aloe Wrote: edit: oh also geneticists on RP doing the I Eat Twelve Monkeys gimmick sucked. always uninteresting for the rest of the crew and just annoying for sec when you're confronting an evil alien/vampire who's greatest interest is obtaining the galactic high score in most monkeys eatenalthough stopping this is probably a good thing. |