The DDO Chronicle: Issue 180

[Memnir]

I wouldn't be as concerned for my day-to-day health, since the prior 10 years has kinda put me in rough shape.

[Marupal]

I'd somehow land a job where you get payed to play DDO, and the wife would enjoy it.


EDIT: p.s. The bonuses!!! Awesomesauce

[Starla70]

I wouldl ove a job you could play games all day!

[Glenalth]

If I only rolled 20's, gaming would be quite boring.

[Tolsimar]

I would be spending more money on dice.

[ForgettableNPC]

Well, then I imagine I'm going to have a severely difficult time explaining to people how I rolled a Natural 20 with a D6.

[Fnordian]

I'd probably end up on TV talk shows demonstrating how every time I rolled a die it was a 20...well assuming this means rolling 20-sided dice, otherwise it would be strange indeed if I rolled a D6 and got a 20 too! Wow! Anyway, with luck I would avoid being captured by the government (any of them!) or some evil researchers (any of them!) and would manage to make a bit of money but not be an outcast and shunned because of my "weird" ability!

[btolson]

I would challenge people to duels for sport. Hah!

[Grandern_Marn]

I'd win everything in D&D until they started making low rolls as winning, then I'd be losing.

[jellyfish21]

Obviously, the laws of physics never applied to imagination; therefore, I'd call up my son, who is an engineering student at the PhD program in Berkley, and then, I'd ask him to figure this out. Energy storage, which is his personal project, could be completely optimized for him.

In other words, I'd make sure that I helped my children before anyone else. Its a dad thing.

[Trogloditas]

I'd be happy.

[LucasMacKinnon]

I could give up on taking every little bit of spell pen I could get my greedy hands on. I would never have to worry about failing a save against meteor swarm and I would be banned from every casino in the world. granted I would have my own private island before I was banned

[Hamadov]

will tr-ing to barb with cool crit multiplier and skip IC feat for toughness

[DDO_Addict]

If you only rolled 20's for the next decade, how would your life change?It would suck for all my d100 loot rolls!

[Vulkoorex]

I'd finally get the button that said I win at DDO.

[rfachini]

I'd quickly become a god.

[mna]

Um. If I only rolled 20s ... yeah, that'd be weird. Largely because I mostly use d6s in tabletop games...

(Including some nonstandard d6s, like the one that doesn't have a 5 or 6 even - weighted distribution, 1 1 2 2 3 4.)

[rsking]

on a D20 die lets see....

Buy turbine from WB.
Buy Wizards of the coast.
Buy new top of the line equipment for all employees for faster and more reliable machines.
Buy new servers with new state of the art components.
Get Turbine a back bone internet speed and the resources to keep it running for the next 3,000,000 years.
Rebuild DDO on a new game engine.
Add VR support (and if possible to add something similar to SAO to DDO so you can dive into the world and look at the game as though you were actually your character)
Buy my self some land that I don't have to pay for again and host a Dedicated Live clone DDO server so if something happens to one server the other is still up and running so there is no down time even during maintenance times so the just switch to the other as needed.
Then buy enough Points that I don't have to worry about not having enough points to help anyone who needs a guest pass or help during a quest/challenge.

most of what I would do is to help DDO it self.

well that and get my family some actual systems, same with my friends.

[cdbd3rd]

If you only rolled 20's for the next decade, how would your life change?

As I'm usually the DM, I foresee much loneliness at my gaming table as I wind up soloing my own campaign.

[Earthbound Misfit]

depends on the dice, on a d20 I could become a god, no, I would BE a god.

If it's a d100 (looking at you daily dice rolls) life would continue largely unchanged.


PS It would maybe be an idea to add the night revels thing to the list for next week to give a chance to off load the ing's before they vanish