Manzanita
First Post
I've been playing a little over a year now and have seen many games close, of course. At this point, though, I have 5 PCs who've advanced to 2nd level, and one who's advanced to 3rd. It's a great feeling, I'll tell you.
If you stick it out awhile, you'll seive out the short lived games, & end up with some that really last. That's what happened to me, @least.
I'd like to again say 'Thank You' to Creamsteak, for shutting down "Retrieval of Fallon's Key" and freeing up our PCs to further adventure. This aspect makes LEW very appealing to me as a player. It is looking for appealing to me as a DM, as well. I've been running a campaign for 9 months or so now, and I do run out of steam sometimes. I would say, for what its worth, that no one should criticize a PbP DM until he/she runs one himself for a year or so. It's hard to keep it fresh & good. With LEW, it would seem possible to run an adventure for 6 months or so, then have it done with, and take a break from DMing. Sometimes you have epic designs, but other times, I think a short shot at DMing would be healthy.
If you stick it out awhile, you'll seive out the short lived games, & end up with some that really last. That's what happened to me, @least.
I'd like to again say 'Thank You' to Creamsteak, for shutting down "Retrieval of Fallon's Key" and freeing up our PCs to further adventure. This aspect makes LEW very appealing to me as a player. It is looking for appealing to me as a DM, as well. I've been running a campaign for 9 months or so now, and I do run out of steam sometimes. I would say, for what its worth, that no one should criticize a PbP DM until he/she runs one himself for a year or so. It's hard to keep it fresh & good. With LEW, it would seem possible to run an adventure for 6 months or so, then have it done with, and take a break from DMing. Sometimes you have epic designs, but other times, I think a short shot at DMing would be healthy.