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17 years 5 months ago #22187
by Birnum Pyre
OOG:
Brendan O'Hara
Replied by Birnum Pyre on topic Whats the difference?
Hey Zac,
There will defiantly be some differences in the combat from what you are use to. A thing that jumped right out at me as a difference is that we different mechanics for hits and how many you can take. I suggest taking a look at the online rulebook in the combat section to see what other differences you can find.
As for using full force swings, as others have stated before me in this thread, we do not use full force. We have players of many ages and sizes as well as some who do not partake in combat at all. When combat is based only on a successful hit, the amount of real life strength behind that swing does not augment the game affect of landing it. So it is in the interest of safety that we have players to pull their blows. Now do not take from that statement that combat is not fast or intense, because I assure you it is. Also many of our players use foam latex weapons. These are far denser than even a standard boffer is, thus it is always the player's responsibility to be safe rather than expecting the gear to act as a buffer.
Hope to see you out at an event soon,
There will defiantly be some differences in the combat from what you are use to. A thing that jumped right out at me as a difference is that we different mechanics for hits and how many you can take. I suggest taking a look at the online rulebook in the combat section to see what other differences you can find.
As for using full force swings, as others have stated before me in this thread, we do not use full force. We have players of many ages and sizes as well as some who do not partake in combat at all. When combat is based only on a successful hit, the amount of real life strength behind that swing does not augment the game affect of landing it. So it is in the interest of safety that we have players to pull their blows. Now do not take from that statement that combat is not fast or intense, because I assure you it is. Also many of our players use foam latex weapons. These are far denser than even a standard boffer is, thus it is always the player's responsibility to be safe rather than expecting the gear to act as a buffer.
Hope to see you out at an event soon,
OOG:
Brendan O'Hara
17 years 5 months ago #22189
by geezer
Edwin Haroldson
Loremaster
Master of the Mages' Guild
An ethical person does the right thing when no one is watching.
OOG - Charlie Spiegel - Kitchen Marshal
"War is a matter of vital importance to the State..."
Replied by geezer on topic Whats the difference?
Not to mention the true pain which comes from water soaked frozen foam weapon swung hard. Many of us have been there.
Edwin Haroldson
Loremaster
Master of the Mages' Guild
An ethical person does the right thing when no one is watching.
OOG - Charlie Spiegel - Kitchen Marshal
"War is a matter of vital importance to the State..."
17 years 5 months ago #22198
by Jarons20
OOG - Jason Arons
Replied by Jarons20 on topic Whats the difference?
Also a shot to the leg doesnt force the player to thier knees unless certain abilities are used such as break limb, but you are required to show the hit, by being forced back or grunting with pain and act accordingly with how much damage/how much body you still have
OOG - Jason Arons
17 years 5 months ago #22203
by Kuroda
"Archer, you don't want to shoot me. You know me. You know what I'll do to you if you shoot me."
OOG: Zac McCoy
Replied by Kuroda on topic Whats the difference?
Well i guess i got a lot of reading to do! thanks for all your insight, and i hope to see you soon!
"Archer, you don't want to shoot me. You know me. You know what I'll do to you if you shoot me."
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