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kenada reacted to LordEntrails's post in the thread Has Wizards of the Coast Given Up on Sigil? with
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Yes, and No. New executives can and should try again what has failed before. But they should do so smartly and better than last time... -
kenada reacted to Distracted DM's post in the thread Has Wizards of the Coast Given Up on Sigil? with Like.
Except this is like quietly releasing an MMO without most of the content, and before you do any beta testing. It's hardly a classic MMO...
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kenada replied to the thread Has Wizards of the Coast Given Up on Sigil?.I was referring more to the strategy of intentionally staffing up then laying people off at launch. But …. My impression from the...
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kenada replied to the thread Has Wizards of the Coast Given Up on Sigil?.This sounds like an MMO launch: staff up to develop the game, release it then have layoffs to cut costs, hope the launch content is...
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kenada reacted to overgeeked's post in the thread Neverending "Yes ... And" Feedback Loops in Mysteries with Like.
Okay, but... That's more commonly known as a red herring. Anything and everything you give the players in a mystery that is not a...
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kenada reacted to RenleyRenfield's post in the thread Neverending "Yes ... And" Feedback Loops in Mysteries with Like.
I'm gonna be sticky icky here... but this is 100% the GM's fault, and signs of a GM who likely doesn't have a mystery, so they are just...
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kenada reacted to overgeeked's post in the thread Neverending "Yes ... And" Feedback Loops in Mysteries with Like.
Welcome to the sprawl, aka mission creep. This is one of the many reasons why you don't take rules like "yes, and..." out of their...
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kenada reacted to innerdude's post in the thread Neverending "Yes ... And" Feedback Loops in Mysteries with Like.
When this happens, my experience tends to indicate that it's a function of me as GM wanting to unnecessarily drag out "the mystery."...
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kenada replied to the thread Neverending "Yes ... And" Feedback Loops in Mysteries.I have not had this problem. The last time I ran an investigation, I used the three clue rule and node-based design. These structured...