(S)Entry - Nights Black Agents - Recruitment thread (2 spots left, jump in whenever)

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MiscellanyMan

First Post

• Oct 21, 2013

• #51

If you lot are looking for extra hands on deck, I'd love to join up, provided that you're not planning on using any content from The Zalozhniy Quartet--eventually my N.B.A. game in Chicago will start up, and while my GM won't mind me cheating on him with the internet, I don't want to spoil what he's planning, either.

I'm happy to play a pre-gen character or whip up someone who can fill in the skill gaps. Need a medic?

Cheers,
MM

 

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MiscellanyMan

First Post

• Oct 21, 2013

• #52

If you lot are looking for extra hands on deck, I'd love to join up, provided that you're not planning on using any content from The Zalozhniy Quartet--eventually my N.B.A. game in Chicago will start up, and while my GM won't mind me cheating on him with the internet, I don't want to spoil what he's planning, either.

I'm happy to play a pre-gen character or whip up someone who can fill in the skill gaps. Need a medic?

Cheers,
MM

 

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mudbunny

Community Supporter

• Oct 30, 2013

• #53

Unfortunately, the game kinda died on the vine.

 

Committed Hero

Hero

• Nov 2, 2013

• #54

I'm still checking in periodically. The scenario was a success as well.

 

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mudbunny

Community Supporter

• Nov 4, 2013

• #55

If someone wants to run something. I am all for that.

I looked over the game thread and am trying to figure out why it died...

 

Committed Hero

Hero

• Nov 4, 2013

• #56

I do think it's hard to run the intro adventure online, since it requires a lot of setup that can be hard to slog through. Recall that all of Kevin's demo scenarios start in the thick of the action.

Anyway, I am happy to try something if you like & there is interest.

 

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mudbunny

Community Supporter

• Nov 5, 2013

• #57

I would be willing to play. And thanks for the feedback on why my game died. I will think on it and look into how I could change it up a little bit.

 

Piratecat

Sesquipedalian

• Nov 5, 2013

• #58

I'd agree with that analysis. I think that for an online game you need to immediately grab peoples' hearts, souls, and imaginations. Starting with set-up doesn't do that. Online games are the same as what they tell us in storytelling and writing: start as late as you possibly can, in media res if possible. Imagine if you'd started us in the middle of a firefight during our border crossing, instead, then gave us backstory as we went along?

 

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mudbunny

Community Supporter

• Nov 6, 2013

• #59