As counter-intuitive as it seems, my best shot for an online course over the Summer may be Microeconomics. I checked out the teacher on ratemyprofessor.com and he has high ratings, assigns little homework and seems to answer his students questions fairly.
You know what? I need to learn how to script a comic book!
Tonight I’m DMing D&D. Are you ready?
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Lead Manager: “You have to be paid on at least one app to start receiving leads and then submit at least 4 month to keep receiving them.”
Me: “Well great then. I submitted two BCBS, one Assurant Dental, and one CBL in April so that qualifies according to the rules, correct?”Lead Manager: *crickets for three hours and counting**sigh* No reply. It’s official. My company has cut off my leads and seems to be fucking with me. Leads shut down, non-payment on issued business… time to look elsewhere.Maybe it’s a miscommunication (or series thereof), but given my last experience I’m not waiting around to see.
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So a friend shared this link with me regarding the Mouse Guard RPG and it’s mechanic which tends to enforce role-playing:
http://penny-arcade.com/report/editorial-article/mouse-guard-is-a-tabletop-rpg-that-forces-you-to-become-your-character-if-y
This has given me a few great ideas I can swipe to enforce more role-playing in other games. The three points of belief, goal, and instinct are great; maybe instead of fate points I can use Hero points for re-rolls and die bonuses and instead of persona points I can award additional XP like it’s a quest award.
Any thoughts on this?
Little A vs. Little X!
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