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Hey!

This is awesome, is love to be able to run it on slack too!

Headspace is a Cyberpunk roleplaying game about hyper-competent operatives fighting personal battles against the Corporations controlling the world.

By Mark Richardson

http://www.greenhatdesigns.com/?project=head-space

There's some inconsistency with "Prepare for the Worst" across moves. Also, Bulleted items aren't always capitalized. PR is #2

Apocalyptica is responding three times to every command prompt, including !!help !moves any specific move command. It does not appear to be regenerating results on move commands, just triple posting the result. It's also definitely posting three separate times per prompt, not just repeating the text multiple times in a single post. The behavior was consistent across two separate servers, with multiple users on each. One where it had just been added, and one where it was added a few months ago.

Screenshots:

Want to set up TravisCI to run tests and formatting on code.

• set up .travis.yml
• connect TravisCI to project
• get it to go green!

Before getting too far in, need to refactor the program to incorporate games and playbooks.

Basic steps:

• brainstorm new design
• write tests for expected ouputs
• refactor to incorporate new design and pass tests
• test dev environment
• 🚢 and 🍨 !

/cc @TriskalJM -- super late with this!

Looking to get feedback on the following documents:

• Registering Apocalyptica
• Deploying Apocalyptica ⚠️
• Games and Playbook Format ⚠️

📝 No need to try the steps in any document marked with ⚠️.

For each document, it would be helpful to know:

• A rating (1-5) on how technical the documentation assumes. See Technical Rating, below. Please give 1-2 sentences explaining your rating.
• what places are too vague; where does the document lose you?
• what would you like more detail or explanation on?
• is any of the phrasing potentially offensive or unsettling?

Technical Ratings

When rating how technical a document is, use this scale:

1 - can be picked up by anyone with a computer and a browser (bare minimum to even use this); more process-oriented, with no specific technology required. Almost no specialist jargon.
2 - requires someone comfortable with the basics of 1-3 technologies to understand information as is. Light jargon with explanation/reference
3 - requires working knowledge of 3 or more different technologies before coming into the documentation to use it efficiently. Moderate jargon, possibly a lot of reference.
4 - requires a deep conceptual and experiential of one or more technologies to make use of the documentation. Heavy jargon, some reference.
5 - academic research paper; built on multiple layers of technical assumption. Dense jargon, ihgh reference and contextual assumptions

These ratings aren't judgements. Academic research papers have necessary and important audiences. It isn't efficient to retread the basics for experienced professionals, and it wastes everyone's time to supply a non-expert, non-professional with very dense and specifics-filled documentation.

Your rating will help us 'rightsize' the documentation to its audience.

I've tried to write with an eye towards answering all of the above questions well, but need feedback from others to honestly assess that.

Classic fantasy adventure RPG. D&D by way of Apocalypse World.

By Sage LaTorra and Adam Koebel

http://www.dungeon-world.com/

Noir World is film noir, powered by the Apocalypse. It's an RPG of emotion, tragedy, risk, and relationships.

By John Adamus

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1445915536/noir-world

User's guide for deploying Apocalyptica. If possible, include instructions for popular options (Docker, etc.).

Apocalyptica starts up its own http server to provide basic info about itself.

The page it serves out is completely un-styled.

Could use assistance in creating an elegant, responsive page to display this information.

Requirements:

• should not require an extra component like node.js installed on finished project.
• Compiled CSS is 👌 , but please include steps/process in a separate document.
• final product should reside in static directory.

Game: Fellowship
Publisher: Liberi Gothica Games
Short description: Lord of the Rings/Studio Ghibli-esque optimistic troupe fantasy

Proof of permission:

Link: https://twitter.com/Veliministriari/status/927824810759073792
(Also it's CC-BY-SA)

Unless I'm not understanding the golang rand function correctly,

return ((rand.Intn(10)) + 2) + bonus

Will generate a psu-random value beteween 0-10, then add 2, to give a single random value between 2 and 12. AP uses 2d6, so there's more of a bell curve with 7s appearing a lot and 2s/12s appearing less.

rand.Intn(6) + rand.intn(6) + bonus seems to mirror the actual die rolls better?

Very much unsure of the cause here, but in the server I've got Apocalyptica in it keeps intermittently posting its intro spiel in every channel at once, unprompted (making everyone's notifications blow up). It's happened three times since inviting the bot to the server yesterday.