overgeeked
Open-World Sandbox
That is one of the best examples of “gamers just don’t understand how stories work” I’ve ever seen.
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overgeeked
Open-World Sandbox
I think that about sums it up.
Cooperation & Fair Play. Players, work with your GM. If you don’t trust your GM to be fair, find a new GM. GMs, work with your players. If you don’t trust your players to be fair, find new players.
Cooperation & Fair Play. Players, work with your GM. If you don’t trust your GM to be fair, find a new GM. GMs, work with your players. If you don’t trust your players to be fair, find new players.
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gnarlygninja
Adventurer
There are a ton of people I see talking about their group online and I can't understand why they wouldn't just stop. Just the act of having to always be the one in charge of scheduling, and reminding people of the schedule, and making sure they stuck to the schedule has made drop groups before. Let alone...some of the stuff people get up to.
Cooking our food was supposed to be a game-changer as well, no?
Warpiglet-7
Hero
It’s not a conspiracy, brother. If literally all products and people suck…not blaming you, but let me be delicate…it’s probably you.
overgeeked
Open-World Sandbox
This is one of the many great uses for solo play. Can't find a group willing to play your favorite game, play it solo. Can't stand other humans but want to play an RPG, play it solo.
Ryujin
Legend
Warpiglet-7
Hero
I have a big board game collection. Indeed I set up and played them solo at times due to the complications of scheduling with pals. It’s an option.
But when you see rants about all players DMs sucking whatever…people suck but not in that proportion.
RealAlHazred
Frumious Flumph (Your Grace/Your Eminence)
The old TolkienQuest books by Iron Crown were amazing. I told my wife to play the first one, Night of the Nazgûl, and she had to play it twice right off the bat, it was so good. Highly recommend that series (well, the three that got printed), along with Steve Jackson's Sorcery! and Lone Wolf; I got a lot of play from those. I also really liked Sagard the Barbarian, Fighting Fantasy, Fabled Lands, Sherlock Holmes, and several others.
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