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<blockquote data-quote="doghead" data-source="post: 1145249" data-attributes="member: 8243">I went through exactly the same thought process with my game. If I run another, I think that i will use some form of screening.I will meet one requirement as of the day after tomorrow. But I still consider myself a newbie (as I'm in Jemels &quot;newbie&quot; game). When I started I kind of felt that one would be a newbie til they finished a game or two. Now I think that finishing a game would make you &quot;a very lucky person&quot;.I have wondered about this as well. Some games seem to explode into life. Partly its the combination of players, but I also feel that I (as a GM) bear some responsibilty for the pace and texture of my game. I just havn't been able to get it up a gear. I must admit that I have been lurking on a few of those games to get some ideas. I would be interested to hear how those who have pulled if off think about it.Anyway, I'm drifting even more OT here so I'll get out of your way. Good luck.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doghead, post: 1145249, member: 8243"] I went through exactly the same thought process with my game. If I run another, I think that i will use some form of screening. I will meet one requirement as of the day after tomorrow. But I still consider myself a newbie (as I'm in Jemels "newbie" game). When I started I kind of felt that one would be a newbie til they finished a game or two. Now I think that finishing a game would make you "a very lucky person". I have wondered about this as well. Some games seem to explode into life. Partly its the combination of players, but I also feel that I (as a GM) bear some responsibilty for the pace and texture of my game. I just havn't been able to get it up a gear. I must admit that I have been lurking on a few of those games to get some ideas. I would be interested to hear how those who have pulled if off think about it. Anyway, I'm drifting even more OT here so I'll get out of your way. Good luck. [/QUOTE]

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