The "Get Answer" buttons are the heart of solo role-playing.
![[Image: xQb6yM9.png]](https://i.imgur.com/xQb6yM9.png)
See below for what the acronyms stand for. If you forget what an acronym stand for just hover your mouse over the button for a second.
Using the buttons consist of three steps:
1) Ask your yes/no question (either writing it in the text box or just in your head.)
2) Come up with the likelihood of the results.
3) Click the appropriate button.
Most of the time you will probably be using the "50/50" button. However, if you think the odds of the event being "yes" are slightly better than 50/50, then click the "SL" (Somewhat Likely) button.
Even if you think an event is a sure thing there is always the chance, however small, that something crazy will happen and there will be failure. For example:
-- "I ask my wife if she knows who I am." (click the "Get Answer" button "ST" for sure thing. The results return...)
No, and...
-- "She replies, 'I'm sorry, I've never seen you before in my life.' I realize that the strange thing that just happened might have been a stroke."
![[Image: xQb6yM9.png]](https://i.imgur.com/xQb6yM9.png)
See below for what the acronyms stand for. If you forget what an acronym stand for just hover your mouse over the button for a second.
Using the buttons consist of three steps:
1) Ask your yes/no question (either writing it in the text box or just in your head.)
2) Come up with the likelihood of the results.
3) Click the appropriate button.
Most of the time you will probably be using the "50/50" button. However, if you think the odds of the event being "yes" are slightly better than 50/50, then click the "SL" (Somewhat Likely) button.
Even if you think an event is a sure thing there is always the chance, however small, that something crazy will happen and there will be failure. For example:
-- "I ask my wife if she knows who I am." (click the "Get Answer" button "ST" for sure thing. The results return...)
No, and...
-- "She replies, 'I'm sorry, I've never seen you before in my life.' I realize that the strange thing that just happened might have been a stroke."