It only used a d6 too.
What a world.
How did my beautiful Turing test thread end up with just me and you talking about Traveller?
Oh it was my fault.
Well it’s not how many sides, it’s how you use it!
Remember the Star Wars RPG with its d6 system that clearly influenced the Vampire: The Masquerade one, which I’d consider the pinnacle of good systems.
I’ve got this book I’ve had since I was a kid (that also previously belonged to my cousin, so has terrible bubble writing scrawled inside, proclaiming that he is the the “break skateboard wizard”). Maybe it can tell us.
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Tried to make the robot emoji big, but failed. Very sad.
can you do big emojis? #
oh hey, that worked for a split second and then changed
BRUNDLEFLY?
emojis are massive on my (very old) phone
like, even bigger than this
Why are we swapping insects and not swatting them these days?
you can swap two normal insects for a shiny one
This is lovely. The sort of book I collect
Curse my stupid circuits. How did I fail to recognise this hilarious wheeze?
those robot maids’ outfits. I now want to buy a gold dress and wear it with purple tights.
“Maid without tears” isn’t a very nice name though
I guess it was inevitable that the robot cleaner would be feminised.
It does disturbingly imply that you can abuse your robot maid as much as you like and it’s physically incapable of crying.
Even better, when I looked it up, it turns out that it wasn’t a real robot at all, just a costume you could buy for demonstrators to wear and pretend to be robots at trade fair booths.
It’s a very well researched book for the under 8 set
Well I personally cannot wait to get one of those robot maids that doesn’t cry all the time, unlike my current cleaner
More concerned that we’re saying most people work their maid until they’re in tears.
