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Considering that there's been thousands of layoffs in both Canada and the US and that the market for jobs in video games is incredibly...

The post I quoted seemed to indicate that this was a repeat, like if they had opened a new studio and closed it. I don't remember it!

What studio are you referring to?

Being next to Invoke and in Montreal is a good thing though. The ecosystem is great, there's a ton of talent and lots of people looking...

If your loop is about treasure, but treasure has no clear use, your loop is broken. It's not surprise so many people start ignoring them...

For me it's multiple hobbies in one. I really enjoy the GMing part. It's a great creative exutory. It meshes well with my other...

I'm not saying that Classic will be different, that's why I want to dive in and give it a read. But I've been marked for life by the...

I've bounced hard off Mongoose's Traveller. I loved the character creation, I loved the setting and I enjoyed many core systems like the...

I would agree, but paradoxically the games that offer debt as a main motivator (Traveller, Into the Odd) have let to campaigns with...

That's exactly one of my issues. That works perfectly fine with one-shots. Relatively ordinary but skilled individuals decide to risk...

So, I just read this blogpost by Justin Alexander. This is one of my pet peeves in games. The challenges of having money make sense...

By a favorite people, do you mean whatever weapon players pick at character creation and then proceed to never stop using until they...

That's right! Thank you for the correction. I think it would mesh well. Your weapons and armor have a quality. It could be as simple as...

I enjoyed Forbidden Lands rules for that. If I recall, every weapon has a base quality. And as you build your pools, whenever some fails...

Skeleton Code Machine is a fantastic active blog with lots of exploration of game design in board games and TTRPG. It gets my mind...