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Online gaming
- Thread starter Outergod
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personally I prefer pbp myself, with ability to utilize IM's for longer dialogs when needed.
I've found http://www.chaoscitadel.net/cgi-bin/ikonboard.pl?s=3d4581e0471effff& to be a good place myself
I've found http://www.chaoscitadel.net/cgi-bin/ikonboard.pl?s=3d4581e0471effff& to be a good place myself
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Aeolius
Adventurer
I prefer PbP (message-based) as well.
In my campaign, I post a new "Chapter" once a week. During the week, the players respond to events in the Chapter, to NPCs, and to one another. I will add updates as time permits. The next week, I post a new Chapter. While this method of game play requires a degree of patience and the occasional spell-checker, I have found it one of the best options for those with hectic schedules.
In my campaign, I post a new "Chapter" once a week. During the week, the players respond to events in the Chapter, to NPCs, and to one another. I will add updates as time permits. The next week, I post a new Chapter. While this method of game play requires a degree of patience and the occasional spell-checker, I have found it one of the best options for those with hectic schedules.
Sir Osis of Liver
Explorer
There are many good games and Dm's in EN Worlds In Character forum, new ones are popping up all the time.
Oni
First Post
If you have not already I would definately check out the Gamers seeking Gamers forum here.
I prefer chatroom gaming myself, and I've found the best way to find a good game is ask lots of questions before you join. Find out how much experience they have, whether they have ever run a game online before, what sort of play style they like et c. Basically find out if they meet your criteria, think of it as an interview. Also if it is a campaign that is already in progress or if the person runs more than one game ask to sit in a couple of sessions before you join, that way you'll have a pretty good idea what your getting into and whether it suits your particular taste. If you can I would also suggests starting out of with a GM you know, but that isn't always possible or you wouldn't be looking for a game online.
I prefer chatroom gaming myself, and I've found the best way to find a good game is ask lots of questions before you join. Find out how much experience they have, whether they have ever run a game online before, what sort of play style they like et c. Basically find out if they meet your criteria, think of it as an interview. Also if it is a campaign that is already in progress or if the person runs more than one game ask to sit in a couple of sessions before you join, that way you'll have a pretty good idea what your getting into and whether it suits your particular taste. If you can I would also suggests starting out of with a GM you know, but that isn't always possible or you wouldn't be looking for a game online.
