Indeed, I am old enough to remember the time when delta green was just a COC sourcebook but it's a great take on COC. There is also a couple of modernized Chtulhu games, let alone non mythos horror games (Kult 😍😍😍)

What do you mean by “bleed potential”?

Bleed is that moment where your in-game emotion starts to mix with your IRL emotional system. A non RPG example would be crying while reading a book/wathcing a movie. The same can happen in RPG where you're feeling angry, sad, happy because your character feels so. It's something that some RPG player (Mostly narrative games and nordic LARP) players look for.

The word actually comes from nordic larp but is also commonly used in tabletop https://nordiclarp.org/wiki/Bleed

Du Nougat Français aux US ?

Ah un moment, je vais être cohérent avec moi-même, je peux pas d'un coté encourager les gens à consommer local, et trouver normal d'envoyer du Nougat par avion (ou même bateau) aux US. Je vais sonner décliniste, mais si on en est à s'inquieter du Nougat et du vin qu'on envoie aux US, c'est inquiétant pour l'industrie Française

guess if you've played one variation you at least get a bit of taste of the mechanics

The thing is that there is more than just the rules, I feel like a Shadowrun or DnD player, the kind who enjoy crunch and gear will find Eclipse phase system quite OK, while a COC player will struggle with it (despite the base being almost the same, a percent roll under a skill). A bit like heavy metal and Flamenco heavily relies on guitar but are very different.

However, the more rpg you played the easiest they're to get, with 4-5 questions, you know enough to pay a session without fooling stupid

Je vais essayer de faire la mise à jours aujourd'hui ou demain

Depending on how you define family of systems while there is a finite way on how to roll the dice but at least for the main one, you miss

• Dice pools with D10 (World of Darkness), D6 (Shadèwrun, Star Wars)

• Skill (Chtulhu, Basic RPG)

• Diceless

• Playing cards (Deadland, castle falkenstein)

Then there is hundreds if not thousands of combination of these option making every game unique, so hard to make a count or a list

Actually OP handled it pretty well, at least in the end . PC face consequences for their actions (a trial with the risk of being hung) and end up having to act to solve the problem. It's somehow created more game opportunities.

This kind of idea is between genius and stupid.

It's a cheap an easy solution to a lot of problem, and it sounds like the kind of proposal an intern would do

GM pro tip, let the player come with the plot, they'll be so impress by the complex plot you came out with and so proud to have found-it, while actually you just said yes to their ideas

It's surprising that it's not standard in any country and that it's not managed at the municipal level.

Where do I evacuate in case of natural disaster? Is there a dangerous factory which may explode/ release toxic products nearby? How high is the flood risk? What about forest fire

These info should be easy to get for everyone. Statistically speaking some citizen will (unfortunately) need it this year

While the actress has some notoriety, huge part of the international trade relies on short term work visa. When Airbus builds a new factory in the US, or That a US factory chooses German industrial robots, you need to send people on short-term work visa to kickstart it.

If the police is though on peaceful protestors they'll turn into violent protestors.

it's funny because last month I've read Malm's how to blow up a pipeline a book where, considering that peaceful actions doesn't work he calls for violent protest regarding climate.