TarionzCousin said:
Clipboards are only a dollar in Canada?!?
Thanks for sharing. It's great to see stuff like this. My favorite is the clause about meat pizza. Yo, Carnivores, represent!
Yeah, that "Rule of Brian" came up because Brian, a very good friend of mine, got fed up about all our pep/bacon/onion and pep/beef/roasted red pepper pizzas. I mean, *I* love 'em, but he's all about the meat lovers
Creamsteak said:
I have no real feedback to offer other than, "that's really nice of you to do up front."
Yeah, I've had some problem players and had some other players which could have been awesome, but were simply mediocre. I just wanted to show my expectations and give others an understanding of what they should be bringing to the table.
Creamsteak said:
Although $10 a piece? You people are expensive!
Well, shoot me if I'm wrong (please don't if I am though
), but I think I said "about 10 bucks". In any case, that covers dinner, snacks and drinks with ease, and it puts forth the expectation that you gotta supply your part.
MrFilthyIke said:
Or they just east A LOT of pizza.
As a westerner, I resent that statement
tennyson said:
The detailing of the rules looks good - the only thing I would question is: is it necessary?
For me gaming is just as much about "hanging with the guys" as it is progressing the story. Of course, we have a long-distance group, so there is a lot of joking to be made up each time we meet.
If the players you're with aren't familiar with you, or perhaps there have been incidents in the past, the list seems to cover everything nicely. Other than that, I honestly don't see the need.
Yeah, you pretty much nailed my situation. I'm gaming with people I've never gamed with before, and while some are familiar to me, some aren't really familiar with the game itself. One guy mainly plays Warhammer, another played D&D in 2e, another has only played Vampire: The Masquerade, another has played 3.5, but was fairly new to the game when his group fell apart about a year ago, so he's still green, and finally my girlfriend, who has wanted to play, has never played before in her life.
So this little document is a good basis for what I want in my games, and helps the players understand what they should be bringing to my table - well, at least it definitely seems like a good basis because the feedback thus far has been very positive
Any more?
cheers,
--N
