Let's be honest, if he'd gotten everything else, missing just the two out of fourteen perks we specifically wanted, I'd say keep it anyway. But this is both particularly bad in ratio of success and which abilities he got.
If on a meta level you give us the nod that clever minion strategies will work out, and maybe mild reassurance we have nice/coolplot sponsors I'm fine with going underpowered drew (otherwise.... Hm. There are seven actionables we care about here, out of 14 total, with a 52% chance individually. I'd say we got four of the actionables we care about here, so a mulligan is.... *checks excel for binomial* there's a 22% chance we get all seven, 34% chance we go under, *54*% chance we go over. How likely is it that we get worse than we got? 6.8%. Yeah we got a pretty bad roll lol. Mulliganing is def the *right* choice, if we're considering the ethics of ensuring the survival of hypothetical DCY earth.)
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@eaglejarl Is Character Actor locked so we can't copy it, or does it work as our priority for what we do copy to the others for the next few Floors? Because I remember you edited Two Body Problem into being locked off, but I don't remember you ever saying we couldn't copy over Character Actor and get inefficient dual classing on the party members other than Drew.
Character actor is pretty safe from that perspective, since everyone will be getting different classes. Drew will always be the lucky green Chad, he's pretty unique.
It's chipping away at him, still. While he might be the only Tir Inqua this run, all other Tir Inquas from all other runs are lucky brightly colored Chads and Chadettes. It'll still take away interest from him.
But it also looks very natural that we didn't get to?
Sure. Any time between the Kitchen Sink vote and the poker game. Any time between our escape from the city and the Belphegor notification. Any city or town we passed through while fleeing. Look for night vision goggles or something while unable to move during the dark. It was on the list of stuff to look for while shopping.
Do you think that if we mount a ship to a train, the train will count as a ship-mounted weapon?
Wouldn't that make the ship a train mounted weapon?
Depends on whether the GM thinks it's funny. So we should find some googly eyes to stick on it. The train would be ship-mounted and the ship would be train-mounted.
It might be useful then but water doesn't necessarily mean sailing action - note that Carl and Donut spent most of their time in the other sections of the sphere and the water part was underwater. Of the current set we'd most likely copy the double boss boxes. There's not going to be a chance to level it this floor and keep it that way either. The other keeper is the pirate summoning but Drew should be able to level it. Minions would make SRS a safer pick on future floors too.
I think the reroll itself defeats the point of Former Child Actor somewhat. We picked a luck-based class on the base of a luck-based race. It's meant to give bad outcomes sometimes, that's why it's luck. Both Character Actor and Fortuna's Favored Child are going to keep improving, so we're never going to have odds as bad as these again on class choices, rerolling because we don't like the results means that we weren't really willing to lose the rolls. It just feels like a sore loser thing to do, and will have us using rerolls later as well when things don't work out. This is what we chose with Tir Inqua and Former Character Actor, it seems like wiggling out of the downsides that came with those choices.
Oh, crap.
Unfortunately, Levi doesn't know.
Ships aren't necessarily sailing ships. A submarine is a ship and an airship is a ship. There's probably other possibilities for what could be considered a ship, too.
First, the boss boxes are perfectly fine. They're a reliable way of getting high-tier boxes.
