Re: Script immunity

gleichman wrote:
> On Apr 27, 12:43 pm, Russell Wallace <russell.no.s...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> wrote:
>>Lots of games have something along the
>>lines of fate points, but these are general-purpose tools, turning
>>"dead" into "unconscious" is only one of their uses. Few games
>>distinguish between PCs and bad guys, and I'm still not aware of any
>>that puts cherished NPCs (e.g. PCs' noncombatant family and friends, or
>>the little girl they're trying to rescue in the middle of a disaster or
>>war zone) on the same footing as PCs as far as script immunity goes.
> 
> Again, all the ones I noted do exactly that.

It seems we've discovered a proof of the many-worlds interpretation of 
quantum mechanics; by some strange trick of router configuration, our 
newsfeeds are propagating between two Everett branches, in each of which 
there is a set of games titled "D&D", "Hero" etc, but where the actual 
content of the games is completely different between your branch and mine
;)

....you know, there's probably a good scenario premise in that ^.^

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