i will be assembling a playlist for each heist
will it likely just be payday/mgsv songs
possibly but they all go hard so who cares
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THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WHAT?
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few more general questions
- stealth, loud, or a combination of the two?
- how many heists do you expect there to be before the game’s conclusion
- how many players are you expecting
- how convoluted do you expect the character background to be
- can we hide in closets jump out at a guard drag him inside and snap his neck
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Whatever the players desire
i’ll try to provide a stealth plan and a loud plan
2-3 “tutorial heists”
3-4 Heist Heists (enough to stand alone without overarching plot threads
5-6 “Prep” Heists
1 THE FINAL HEIST
in total anywhere from 11-14
7-8 active with some rotation due to life circumstances etc
Enough to explain what they did before picking up a gun and signing on to rob shit
pass the check and sure
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prep?
yknow how in payday you need to do a bunch of shit before the secret
that kinda prep (less esoteric and supernatural tho)
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you take suggestions?
i have a mild roleplay one that could be nice
i mean i’m considering reworking my stat system lol
(yes)
safehouse for roleplay in intermediary inbetween heists could be swell
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intended to have this anyways lol
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i was 50/50 on that!
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the safe house is one of the coolest things in payday don’t @ me
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“real”
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also yeah geyde’s suggested dice system sounds “hella” cool
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so itd be like “i have a d4 for tech so if i do a tech based check i only get to roll a d4 for it”? Im still sort of confused by this system in general, how do you use dice again? What if you expend every dice? What constitues a failure?
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rate my backstory
This couple seemingly came out of nowhere. No criminal background to speak of, no prior issues of note. Internet personalities known by the general public for their “streams” and “podcasts”, occasionally defending those they deem unfairly judged. As to what skills they possess that would entice an organization such as Crime.net to employ them, we can only speculate at present, taking into account that it may draw public scrutiny.
Hila reportedly has military experience, but to what extent it will be useful to the Payday gang is unknown, even after many weeks of surveillance. There could however be some motive in reasons pertaining to their assumed skill at media manipulation. Why an outfit like the Payday gang would even seem appealing to join from the couple’s perspective, also remains a mystery.
A little bit of David to the internet’s proverbial Goliath, Ethan is proof that you can never really know what goes on inside Bain’s head. As a skilled social media broadcaster, Ethan and his spouse Hila drew the legal ire of some individuals with their documentary work and were forced to spend a minor fortune defending themselves, leaving them financially vulnerable. His skills in public relations and engagement attracted the interest of Bain, who convinced him and his wife to join Payday with promises of restitution, fortune, and glory.
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kill yourself
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(lovingly)
What were they cooking
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