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bambootoothpick
 
PostPosted: Thu, Jun 03 2010, 18:54 PM 

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This post has been edited by its author, which is me.


Last edited by bambootoothpick on Thu, Jun 03 2010, 21:31 PM, edited 1 time in total.

 
      
hendrack
 
PostPosted: Thu, Jun 03 2010, 18:59 PM 

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There is no actual diceroll, concentration has no influence. Those multiple bigbies occur and can't be helped. You can cast spells while your BBoD is around once in a while, it just bugs sometimes.


 
      
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PostPosted: Thu, Jun 03 2010, 19:03 PM 

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DM Edit: Please don't post details of how to exploit, thanks.

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hendrack
 
PostPosted: Thu, Jun 03 2010, 19:10 PM 

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Sounds like an exploit to me.


 
      
Dwagin
 
PostPosted: Thu, Jun 03 2010, 19:20 PM 

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It is. And you should know better than post exploits; you've been here long enough. Edit it before a dm does it for you.

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bambootoothpick
 
PostPosted: Thu, Jun 03 2010, 22:28 PM 

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I have edited my post because several people have requested it be done; however, the post in no way resembles an intent to post exploits. It takes only a touch of humility to understand the perspective of your peers. I asked a question about mechanics. I asked how the DC was determined for being able to perform an action which sometimes failed, hence the reason I assumed there was a DC. The action even lends one to believe that there is a possibility of a concentration check since the literature leaves it open by saying it “may” fail.

After reading the replies, I’ve decided that Dwagin’s post is really the only one that really needs to be addressed back. My response is less of a criticism and more of an informative reply. It is possible to take example from the two posts previous to yours. The first reply is informative and polite. The second reply labels his post as his opinion. Yet, your reply is forceful and judgmental. Even if, in your judgment one month of association with Amiaworld is way more than needed to realize that an “exploit” should not be brought up in a forum, you should have the judgment to realize that my post was not phrase as discussing an exploit, and that I was obviously ignorant to the fact the action is not an intentional scripting.

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TormakSaber
 
PostPosted: Thu, Jun 03 2010, 22:51 PM 

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It is generally considered common sense in a gaming environment, any gaming environment, that you do not publicize possible exploits, you alert the administrators and let them handle it.

As the topic had been edited, it now serves no purpose.

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