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you won't get another one in like 30 to 50 tours. what weapon is it for even? if it's one you use keep it otherwise I'd maybe sell it for some cool hats and skins

Okay, so instead of crying about it, maybe next time do some research about a game before you spend 80 euros on it.

Originally posted by mystacre:

i wish for profile awards <D

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Originally posted by Zantai:

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woow, awesome

As someone who also lives in Australia, I would like to see some of the coastal regions too. We have some famous coastal landmarks such as the Bight, the twelve apostles, and the Whitsundays. The landscapes presented in the images, whilst attractive, feel more generic than Australian. The closest is "Town," though the buildings look more American than they do Australian.
Whilst I am not overly familiar with other states, in QLD, the armco barriers generally do not descend to ground level as shown in the image "River." They maintain the same height and end in a rounded piece with the curve going away from the road.

All that being said, I am looking forward to the game, but I do sincerely hope you get the language right.

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Originally posted by Mike Garrison:

Originally posted by Agony_Aunt:

Crit fails can work in PnP where the DM can add in some RP reason why it happened or, if too stupid, simply override it.

Whether BG should use it not.... well, i'd say if they were to get rid of crit fails, they should also get rid of crit success - which is equally stupid. A person with zero skill at lockpicking can somehow unlock the most complex locks in the game 1 in 20 times?

So, if you want Larian to get rid of critical fail, also ask them to get rid of crit success... and enjoy the loss of automatic 1 in 20 win rolls.

That not fair?

Nat 20s don't *have* to be balanced by critical fails (or vice versa). They are automatically balanced if the DM allows NPCs and monsters to have the exact same rules.

I tend to think as a game system that crit fails/successes should not be used for ability checks, but that they are OK for saving throws and attack rolls. It makes more sense for combat-type stuff to be a little chaotic than it does for ability checks.

So you never had a conversation, seen one, or heard of one where it was going just fine until one side says something they didn't expect to cause a blow out, a large blow out at that, despite what they said being something they thought would be harmless? How about someone working on a mechanical object and a freak accident happens on an action they have taken a thousand times across a thousand like parts?

That is what a critical failure would represent in this case.