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Je comprends pas tout ce débat.

Cette dame et ses complices ont volé 4 millions d'Euros. 4 Millions de putain d'Euro, c'est plus proche d'un casse de fourgon blindé que du vol d'un bonbon. OK c'est sans violence, donc l'envoyer en prison pour 10 ans c'est un peu agressif, mais c'est pas le genre de crime qui devrait rester impunis.

L'inégibilité pour un·e élu·e qui tappe dans la caisse, c'est une bonne sanction, je suis pas fan de la prison par principe, et les empêcher d'être élu·e, c'est les empêcher de nuire et les forcer à se trouver un autre boulot.

Pretty cool photo. While I am more an air/mountain person. Out of curiosity Is there reasonably risky cave diving option (knowing. There is no quick way out, or is it BASE jump level of risk?

C'est dingue d'etre aussi loin dans le complot que tu balances ça au risque de la prison. J'éspère que il y aura aussi un procès pénal pour les gens qui leurs ont mis ça dans la tete. Est-ce légal de donner des conseils juridiques sans etre avocat ?

In 2020, there is a materials about full cyborg I would expect in some Chrome books, but may be somewhere else.

See for example https://cyberpunk.fandom.com/wiki/Militech_Eclipse_(2020)

Tiens d'ailleurs, quand tu es condmanable à une peine de prison, tu as le droit de quitter le tribunal avant le jugement ? Il se passe quoi si le juge t'envoie en zonzon et que tu es pas là ?

Deux ans de prisons, ce sera je suppose à la maison sous bracelet électronique. J'avoue j'aurais rigolé si les juges aurait sortit le mandat de dépôt comme alternative à l'inégibilité avec l'enfermement immédiat pour qu'elle sorte à temps pour les prochaines éléction, ça aurait été du troll de compétition.

Après, c'est bien d'etre ferme, ces millions ont été volé aux contribuables européens, on peut pas laisser passez ça, quelque soit les opinions politiques de ces criminels

Most important rule of GM-ing, do not over-prepare details, keep a vague outline and let the player figure out the details.

At best, the PC will just find another solution that the one you ignore (why fight the guard when you can bribe/blackmail them) or even they'll ignore huge part of your scenario.

This was indeed one of the idea and had w some PC understood it, except that there was no actual traitor just a mind manipulating monsters. So PC having different information (Hallucinations) and knowing a traitor may be among them was enough...

But great session and everyone enjoyed it

C'est plus que juste la France, Et c'est vraiment super pratique comme application, comme d'habitude il vaut mieux connaitre un peu la balise pour savoir à quel oint on peut lui faire confiance

On the other thread, I was talking about Small note passing between GM and PC, and let me tell you the way it lead to TPK.

Context, horror one-shot, occurring in space-ship, with PC agreeing on PvP option (As they said It's a one shot anyway, let's have fun). I started to introduce some hallucination, at the beginning it was just stuff like not consistent between what they see and what the clue says, but quickly, I started to give inconsistent information to the PC through small notes, letting the Paranoia grew until they were sure there was a traitor amont them. Now imagine, the PC lost in space, inside a haunted space-ship starting to fight each other.

Obviously it finished by a TPK, which for an horror oneshot is a great result

How does it work? Do you have written briefing for every NPC? What about PC having secrets and agenda? I used NPC for guest players (You have to escorts an annoying merchant/prince•ss but they'llbe played by Billy•ie)

As often in RPG, Which game do you play, what did you agree in session zero regarding the level of secrecy and the level of PvP. The answer is very different in a Vampire the Mascarade with an agreement on lethal PvP than on D&D full cooperative game

is there anything interesting happening while the party is split ? A shopping trip, especially for common items and with no pressure can be managed by the player without any GM intervention. On the other hand, having a PC telling the Prince about another PC behaviour requires some privacy.

Here are some stuff I use, depending on the game/context

• Small paper notes given directly to a PC (or given to the GM when being a PC) pretty great, especially when when PC have their SAN drifting low and you want to give different informations to everyone

• Limit the one by one time, like once, 10 minutes per session because if each players takes 30 minutes alone, sometimes twice, you end-up having PC playing 2 hours over a 6h sesssion, it sucks for everyone.

• Same technique as before, but keep everyone at the table, so players are aware of what's happening it also help saving time, in narrating what happened.

Then for the non active player, I tend to the rule-book on the PC side of the table, so they can use this time to review their abilities no matter whether we talk about PBTA like moves, D&D like spells or Cyberpunk-like gear. It's also the moment where they can take a small break to grab a coffee/snack or go to the restroom