chitinid
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I kind of like the idea of granting an ally dodge. Given you don't know who the enemies are going to shoot at, it doesn't seem overpowered
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Should organ targeting be a mandatory class benefit?
chitinid replied to 1001100x02's topic in Medic
Of all the solutions I've heard floated, this seems like the most straightforward fix. I would back this option over either listed in the poll. -
I agree the ranges are too long, but these ranges are definitely over-correcting for some of the weapons.
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In terms of the gameplay prior to the point where the queen is discovered, the encounters didn't feel as well balanced as in episode 1, and there were way too many random rooms that had nothing of value or interest in the facility. If players are to explore 20 rooms, there should be at least a few more that have some interesting things to discover, and the combat challenges needed to involve more than Jaffa with broken Ma'Toks.
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I'm not sure I agree with the method chosen of retconning this episode. The original setup of "team finds a living Goa'uld queen" seems fine, even if the disposition of said queen could perhaps have used some work. If it was presented, for example, that the Pangarans worked out a way to study the queen to synthesize tretonin without needing to mulch any sentient beings, that might have been much more palatable, while still presenting enough of an ethical dilemma to be intersting. The biggest problem with the retcon was that the purported Dilemma wasn't much of one at all. Given th
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Rank 1 Jaffa
Class: Soldier
Dal'Rad grew up on one of Anubis's Ha'Taks serving Anubis's chief scientist Thoth, and served faithfully for many years, believing the Goa'uld to truly be gods. Over the years, he began to question what he was taught, as over and over, he witnessed system lords succombing to mortal temptations and vices. After witnessing SG-1 killing his master Thoth, Dal'Rad realized finally that the Goa'uld were not the gods they claimed to be, and joined the Jaffa rebellion. Dal'Rad found himself under the tutelage of Master Bra'tac on Chu'lak, and learned much not only about the way of being a
