SpocksDog

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r/JamesBond•
  • Hidden airplane behind a fake horse's ass

  • Nothing gets you excited for an action movie like a slow romantic cheese ballad, am I right

  • The spinning floor in the Russian meeting room is awesome and I wish modern business conference rooms had that feature

  • The action in this movie is pretty great, I love the taxi chase scene even though it is mostly just Bond going through a list of Indian stereotypes

  • Camel reaction closeup

  • A secret door that opens when you twist a bird cage?! How is that comfortable for the bird

  • Digital Seiko watch

  • The hairdryer somehow disrupts Bond's listening device, I assume the hairdryer emits radio waves or some shit

  • Bond faces off with like 7 d

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r/traveller•

Disclaimers:

  • I understand there are people who think that skill advancement shouldn't really happen in Traveller (and that's a valid opinion too) but in that case just feel free to skip this post then please.

  • I haven't done the math for the proposal below, and I'm not doing it now since it's Friday night

I don't think experience points or very frequent advancement would ever work Traveller, but I think the skill advancement rules as written could be frustrating. You could spend months of gameplay time IRL to get a single chance to do perform your EDU roll and then fail that and, well, that would be quite disappointing, at least to myself as a player.

How about this alternative syste

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