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<blockquote data-quote="nyvinter" data-source="post: 9758698" data-attributes="member: 6800976">Didn't really care about C3 plot and it had pacing issues as well as it was clear players and GM were at odds about it. But I don't think anything CR has done has been as damn theatrical and dramatic as Vax in campaign one. Every interaction had an air of &quot;this might be the dramatic scene!&quot;I'm looking forwards to this campaign because I don't think Brennan will force things the same way, from the looks of it they've had extensive session zeros to get everyone onboard. And they want to tell a serious adventure about rebellion with some goofy stuff in there because that's what you always get with RPGs.When things happen, some want to feel comfort and want escapism and other ones want to dive down into it and be a mess and explore what make things bad for catharsis. This is the case with books, with movies, with music, and also rpgs. In 2025, Brennan might want to not do fun escapism.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nyvinter, post: 9758698, member: 6800976"] Didn't really care about C3 plot and it had pacing issues as well as it was clear players and GM were at odds about it. But I don't think anything CR has done has been as damn theatrical and dramatic as Vax in campaign one. Every interaction had an air of "this might be the dramatic scene!" I'm looking forwards to this campaign because I don't think Brennan will force things the same way, from the looks of it they've had extensive session zeros to get everyone onboard. And they want to tell a serious adventure about rebellion with some goofy stuff in there because that's what you always get with RPGs. When things happen, some want to feel comfort and want escapism and other ones want to dive down into it and be a mess and explore what make things bad for catharsis. This is the case with books, with movies, with music, and also rpgs. In 2025, Brennan might want to not do fun escapism. [/QUOTE]

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