Anthology set previews: April 17
17 Apr 2017 20:17 - 17 Apr 2017 20:18 #81499
by TwoRazorReign
That's why I'm bringing it up. I'm wondering if the wordings will be consistent eventually.
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TwoRazorReign, have you checked the wording for the upcoming revised version of Madness Network (opposed to the current one)?
Perhaps it is worded in the same way as the upcoming Enkil Cog reprint...
That's why I'm bringing it up. I'm wondering if the wordings will be consistent eventually.
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18 Apr 2017 00:12 #81501
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However, there is a difference between "successful bleed" and "successful action," and surely you understand that if the wording "successful bleed action" were used, then "successful" would qualify the action, not the bleed. It is not about timing, it is about the criterion used to define success.
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You are parsing it wrong. There is no difference between "bleed" and "bleed action." A bleed is an action, all actions resolve, and the resolution of the bleed is the resolution of the action if the action is successful.So, here's where the confusion is: a "bleed" is either successful or unsuccessful. It does not resolve much like a referendum of a political action doesn't resolve. A "bleed action" resolves with a successful or unsuccessful bleed.
Enkil Cog changed the word "action" to "bleed."
Why?
However, there is a difference between "successful bleed" and "successful action," and surely you understand that if the wording "successful bleed action" were used, then "successful" would qualify the action, not the bleed. It is not about timing, it is about the criterion used to define success.
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18 Apr 2017 01:05 - 18 Apr 2017 09:51 #81502
by TwoRazorReign
Correct me if any of the following is wrong (bear with me here, I'm no expert at VTES):
When you bleed with + 1 bleed as a D action, do you assign the number to the bleed or the action? I'm thinking you assign it to the bleed, which can either be successful or unsuccessful. Then the action resolves regardless of the bleed being successful or not. "Bleed" and "action" are conceptually different things. Hence my reasoning that you can't "resolve" a bleed the same way you can't action at +1. And that's why I'm wondering why "action" was changed to "bleed" on Enkil Cog.
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You are parsing it wrong. There is no difference between "bleed" and "bleed action." A bleed is an action, all actions resolve, and the resolution of the bleed is the resolution of the action if the action is successful.
However, there is a difference between "successful bleed" and "successful action," and surely you understand that if the wording "successful bleed action" were used, then "successful" would qualify the action, not the bleed.
Correct me if any of the following is wrong (bear with me here, I'm no expert at VTES):
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18 Apr 2017 02:36 #81503
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Let us clarify something first. You keep saying this:
Successful action action = apply the effect of the action, you may Freak Drive at
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Successful bleed = successful bleed action AND the bleed amount is at least 1.
actions. Section 6.2 on Actions specifies everything about actions, except what goes into a successful resolution, because each action has its own effect. For all the actions described in Section 6.1, the described effect is what goes into the successful action resolution. In the case of a bleed, resolving the bleed is resolving the action. Actions all fail in the same way, but each of them succeeds in its own way.
1) check whether the action is successful,
2) apply the corresponding effect.
The bleed amount is not checked until the action is successful, because if it is not, then the resolution is a combat, and that does not require a bleed amount to resolve.
That is incorrect. The old text of Enkil Cog reads: "Only usable when this vampire successfully bleeds your prey." That also requires a successful bleed, not a successful action. There has been no rule change on Enkil Cog."action" was changed to "bleed" on Enkil Cog.
Successful action action = apply the effect of the action, you may Freak Drive at

Successful bleed = successful bleed action AND the bleed amount is at least 1.
They are not independent. A bleed is an action. It follows all the rules ofWhen you bleed with + 1 bleed as a D action, do you assign the number to the bleed or the action? (..) "Bleed" and "action" are conceptually different things.

That is not how it works. In terms of timing, there is only one resolution (i.e.: you cannot play between the different steps.) It terms of causality, the steps of that resolution are:I'm thinking you assign it to the bleed, which can either be successful or unsuccessful. Then the action resolves regardless of the bleed being successful or not.
1) check whether the action is successful,
2) apply the corresponding effect.
The bleed amount is not checked until the action is successful, because if it is not, then the resolution is a combat, and that does not require a bleed amount to resolve.
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18 Apr 2017 06:50 - 18 Apr 2017 06:54 #81504
by ReverendRevolver
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New art on Cog feels more vtes-ish than original.(but why does Krusty the Clown have a sword?)
I'm an enormous fan of malkavians, but at that capacity, with no title, those disciplines aren't getting her anywhere.
and now anarch with
all do wonders for malks. We all know
malks is too good to mass produce, but a prince with
is playable. A prince that groups with Unmada and has
is playable. I'd settle for a 7-8 with
who has
and isn't Petaniqua that groups with Reiner and Alastair.
The Torrie is playable. A return to the long tradition of 9ish cap non prince or justicar torries and !Torries with interesting out if clan disciplines, all 3 in clans, and vaguely useful text.
This one can vote, fight with guns, and play foul blood..
Neat...
I'm an enormous fan of malkavians, but at that capacity, with no title, those disciplines aren't getting her anywhere.








The Torrie is playable. A return to the long tradition of 9ish cap non prince or justicar torries and !Torries with interesting out if clan disciplines, all 3 in clans, and vaguely useful text.
This one can vote, fight with guns, and play foul blood..
Neat...
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18 Apr 2017 09:51 #81506
by TwoRazorReign
Ah, you are right. I definitely misspoke in my last post. Please disregard.
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Let us clarify something first. You keep saying this:
That is incorrect."action" was changed to "bleed" on Enkil Cog.
Ah, you are right. I definitely misspoke in my last post. Please disregard.
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