Update on the update: Making good progress on the update, but I won't be able to finish it tonight.
>>5688783>>5688896Generally speaking? Wagons are roughly equivalent to Coaches, Carriages and Carts are faster than Coaches, but in addition to not having anywhere as much capacity, they wouldn't have been as suited to rougher surfaces. Frontier Wagons are glacially slow - like, lead the oxen by walking alongside them slow.
>>5688964Well, I am definitely stealing that.
>>5688979>>5689006Heh heh heh. Somebody queue up that Brie Larson clip of her saying 'is that a personal attack or something?' In all seriousness though, I get it - I am an egregiously slow QM. I'd like to think that the pace has picked up a little bit, but we are already at page 8 so it doesn't look like Chlotsuintha is going to be leaving the Mount this thread, at least not at the rate I am going right now. I'll keep on keeping on though.
That said, if any of you are in the thread at the moment, there is something that we could do. I was always impressed how QMs were able to implement Cee-lo and other dice gambling games, so I wanted to see if I could one-up them, and figure out a way to do card games. I think I might have. Actually, I figured out two ways - one with the board's dice function and an online randomizer, and one with just the online randomizer. The dice version allows players to participate - but it requires a lot of rolls, and a bit of time for me to collate everything before reporting out the identity of every face-up card. The version with just a randomizer is a lot more streamlined, though it doesn't offer as much participation for you all - I would simply be telling you what the visible cards were. However, both of these systems - unless I missed something - would keep the order of cards consistent between shuffles, so technically, any game that is played with cards could be modeled. Which is certainly an exciting prospect!
I am curious though, which of the two methods would you guys prefer?
> Please choose ONE of the following:> Randomizer than Dice-Roll Method > Double Randomizer Method. 