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What 3 Things?
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Wild Gazebo
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I've been gaming for 31 years. I really have just as much fun now as I did then.
The only possible changes I would make aren't feasible.
1) Add more hours in the day.
2) Have a constant sense of wonder and discovery.
3) Revisit past friends and games instead of hitting 'the family' on summer vacations.
While I can think of changes that could be made though media and method: I can't imagine it making my gaming experience better. Mostly because I really like my games currently.
The only possible changes I would make aren't feasible.
1) Add more hours in the day.
2) Have a constant sense of wonder and discovery.
3) Revisit past friends and games instead of hitting 'the family' on summer vacations.
While I can think of changes that could be made though media and method: I can't imagine it making my gaming experience better. Mostly because I really like my games currently.
This is kind of ironic, a few years ago I found this genie and he asked me kind of the same question about 3 things to make my gaming better. So told him...
1. I need to learn how to draw, good quality maps are important.
2. Need to be able to design, books are okay but if you want your players to have an experience they can't get from books then you need to go beyond it too.
3. An NPC Generator that rocks, for which he provided NPC Designer.
My gaming needs are covered now, but I am working on a mustang in my garage if you wanted to fix 3 things on that it would be great
1. I need to learn how to draw, good quality maps are important.
2. Need to be able to design, books are okay but if you want your players to have an experience they can't get from books then you need to go beyond it too.
3. An NPC Generator that rocks, for which he provided NPC Designer.
My gaming needs are covered now, but I am working on a mustang in my garage if you wanted to fix 3 things on that it would be great
the Jester
Legend
1. Become independently wealthy.
2. Have no obligations.
3. Have all my gaming friends become independently wealthy with no obligations.
This would free us all up for a return to the "60 hours of gaming per week" lifestyle. As everyone knows, more gaming time means more time for interesting things to happen in game; therefore, freeing up all this gaming time would lead to more interesting gaming.
2. Have no obligations.
3. Have all my gaming friends become independently wealthy with no obligations.
This would free us all up for a return to the "60 hours of gaming per week" lifestyle. As everyone knows, more gaming time means more time for interesting things to happen in game; therefore, freeing up all this gaming time would lead to more interesting gaming.
DnD_Dad
First Post
To make our games more interesting...
1.)props, nothing scares a pc than taking watch for the night and I snap some sticks under the table instead of telling them, "you hear some twigs snap."
2.)random encounter/instances, I make lots of charts for the world we play in.
3.)beer, helps everyone loosen up.
1.)props, nothing scares a pc than taking watch for the night and I snap some sticks under the table instead of telling them, "you hear some twigs snap."
2.)random encounter/instances, I make lots of charts for the world we play in.
3.)beer, helps everyone loosen up.
