Pulp Alley

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• please explain painting Optical camouflage on spaceships I know rule of cool I don't know it just looked neat I guess that's the same thing
• all the stls that you buy or whether you buy the stuff through uh only games like if you get them printed like if you don't have a printer yourself they can do print on demand as well with those with those same six figures basically it's a 50/50 split
• it's literally you take off the little silicone kind of cover that goes over the whole nozzle thing so you don't burn yourself on it I guess you take that off you pop off the plastic thing there's a little clip little metal clip you uncp it and then you pull the nozzle out and the nozzle is magnetized so it doesn't like fall out as soon as you uncp it
• I saw a thing on Facebook about a machine that you just dump all your old pla into and it'll melt it all down and then create a new pla spool which I'm like well that sounds like an awesome idea
• I think they're that scared of 3D printing I think they don't want to do it
• I don't think that's really that's not the point is to to beat Games Workshop
• you create a game like Vince and I do or like fat dragon games does or like lots of different companies you create a game because you want to do it you're not out there to be like the best you're out there to put out a game that you enjoy and then hopefully people will pick up and enjoy as well

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• Skirmish — A narrative skirmish game.

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• one of my least favorite things in a solo RPG when I sit down to play is it is combat.
• Oftentimes combat just gets so tedious for me.
• You know, your hero's turn, you roll your D20, and you miss. And then the enemy rolls their D20, and they miss.
• And I often just get really bored with uh combat in solo RPGs.
• But, you know, I look at combat like these are, you know, you're you're you're you're playing heroes most of the time.
• You're playing people who are good at what they do.
• And they should be able to always do something good on their turn just to kind of, you know, progress the heroic narrative that we are so interested in.
• character death to me is not fun. It's not exciting, especially when I'm playing solo because I want my characters to progress.
• Narrating the outcome for me is always more interesting than just ticking down points of damage until one side dies.
• And so I do like just kind of combat simulation where you don't go through each roll one at a time applying damage and it just it just kind of alleviates some of that tedium that I do find.
• When I think about interesting combat in a game, in a tabletop game, I prefer it from a more narrative side, rather than from a tactical or skirmish side.

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