Halls of Mist attributes and skills

[ekolis]

You replied to quite a few of your own posts before, and I replied to one of my own - whatever anti-scumming measures are in place must be quite lenient! (Say, no more than 3 posts in the same thread in under 10 minutes, or no more than 5 consecutive replies with nobody else posting - Pav, wanna comment on what it actually is, or would that just encourage gaming the system? )

[Nick]

You replied to quite a few of your own posts before, and I replied to one of my own - whatever anti-scumming measures are in place must be quite lenient! (Say, no more than 3 posts in the same thread in under 10 minutes, or no more than 5 consecutive replies with nobody else posting - Pav, wanna comment on what it actually is, or would that just encourage gaming the system? )

I think the teaching profession calls it Tactical Ignoring of Behaviour.

[Derakon]

Ehh, when it comes to talking about your own systems, I'm generally happy to let people ramble on. It makes it much easier for them to organize things in their head, which in turn leads to them discovering problems and new solutions. It's called "teddy bear debugging" -- describing your problems to a teddy bear (or an online forum) forces you to spell out your assumptions and simplify your descriptions, which is a big help in figuring out what's wrong with your approach.