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Well, remember most of the table consists of not just people new to D&D but new to TT RPGs in general right?
I think the mistakes are good, because it shows new players (whom I think the podcats are really designed for) that mistakes happen and people forget lots of stuff, but it's still fun. (I kind of wonder if some of it isn't intentional to sort of help new players feel like they're in this together with the PVP newbies... And now we have a moe experienced Will Wheaton showing them the "role" playing aprt as well...)
I also kind of wonder... If any of we more experienced players recorded our own sessions, how many mistakes would we pick up on? I bet in the thick of things most of us miss a whole lot more then we ever realize we do...
I think the mistakes are good, because it shows new players (whom I think the podcats are really designed for) that mistakes happen and people forget lots of stuff, but it's still fun. (I kind of wonder if some of it isn't intentional to sort of help new players feel like they're in this together with the PVP newbies... And now we have a moe experienced Will Wheaton showing them the "role" playing aprt as well...)
I also kind of wonder... If any of we more experienced players recorded our own sessions, how many mistakes would we pick up on? I bet in the thick of things most of us miss a whole lot more then we ever realize we do...