Hey everybody, I'm Sayles, and this is the OOC thread for the small group game I'm going to be running. It's untitled because the players and I need to discuss the world we're setting it in.<br/><br/>Current Players<br/>Sayles : GM<br/>Sethala : PC<br/>Kittmolly : PC<br/>Idachan : PC<br/>? : PC<br/><br/>So to start the discussions, there are a few things we have to address.<br/><br/>1)What setting are we using? I'd be overjoyed to run my homebrew world but it might be considered overly cheesy I don't know. Of course, I have a lot more background writing to do, but I can do it.<br/><br/>2)There are a few different approaches we can take to combat in a play by post format. To steal from the thread, there are two ways I can see it working.<br/><br/>1)GM posts pleasure gained at the start of the round and informs each player what DC they need to roll against, if any. Players can do the math themselves if they're keeping track.<br/>2)PCs make their orgasm and ahegao rolls and then post what actions they take along with any relevant rolls, if they didn't come. If they did come, they can just ride the high.<br/>3)GM posts results of the PCs rolls, followed by the enemies' actions. The GM rolls the saves for the players and posts the results of the monsters actions, then returns to step 1) and the cycle continues.<br/><br/>Or...<br/><br/>1)GM posts pleasure gained at the start of the round and informs each player what DC they need to roll against, if any. Players can do the math themselves if they're keeping track.<br/>2)PCs make their orgasm and ahegao rolls and then post what actions they take along with any relevant rolls, if they didn't come. If they did come, they can just ride the high.<br/>3)GM posts results of the PCs rolls, followed by the enemies' actions. GM tells the PCs who needs to make what rolls.<br/>4)PCs make their rolls.<br/>5)GM posts results of enemy actions and goes back to step 1) and the cycle continues.<br/><br/>I'd be more in favor of the first one, since that means there's only one set of posts from each side per round, which I think would help with keeping the game moving. This also allows anyone writing prose about the results to write longer unbroken passages where they can go straight from reaction to their current situation to the action they're taking, which should help making writing posts easy and logical. But I'm open to others' opinions.<br/><br/>And of course if anybody has any questions, feel free to ask! :)