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Originally Posted by WordWizard So if I want to RP there is a skill to, say "make a perform check". Then another PC, allowing that they are in the mood to RP, responds to what I have done accordingly? They are not forced to respond a certain way based upon my "perfom skill" in game?
I know it would be extremely difficult to translate a PP game to be a MMORPG, but this seems like Bard's might be getting the short end of the stick in terms of play styles. Jack-of-all-trades forced to specialize in a certain area... But that's only my opinion.  |
Well isn't that the same with normal PnP? If a NPC beats you at diplomacy, it's still upto you how to react on that....that's called role-playing. Some people are good at it, others suck. We just hope there are a lot of good role-players playing D&D Online, so the power-gamers don't spoil the fun.
On Argyle for instance, when you met a new PC, you both rolled charisma checks and then acted on their results...