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<blockquote data-quote="Golden Bee" data-source="post: 9094191" data-attributes="member: 7041055"><p>My spirit of 77 games were weekly, so I would be puttering around. I used Discord to share footage of 1970s commercials, to get people in the mood. Players really liked this.</p><p></p><p>My weekly Discord Sunday game starts officially at 2, with some players consistently early, and one or two almost always needing a call to get to the table. It’s set in the 1930s, Pulp Fate, and I run alternating weeks.</p><p>That means 50% of the time checking a module to make sure I understand everything, or checking player aspects to see if I can come up with fun compels.</p><p>Last week we did a horror-themed game (hooray for hellwood from pulse pounding pulp!), I put up the preview of 1930s horror movies… and everyone showed up 10 minutes early! So I think I’m gonna go back to that, to get the extra gaming in.</p><p></p><p>Typically most players will do video, and we take a few five-minute breaks. But it’s a “come having had” situation for meals. Generally, if people are eating they’ll just turn off their cameras.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Golden Bee, post: 9094191, member: 7041055"] My spirit of 77 games were weekly, so I would be puttering around. I used Discord to share footage of 1970s commercials, to get people in the mood. Players really liked this. My weekly Discord Sunday game starts officially at 2, with some players consistently early, and one or two almost always needing a call to get to the table. It’s set in the 1930s, Pulp Fate, and I run alternating weeks. That means 50% of the time checking a module to make sure I understand everything, or checking player aspects to see if I can come up with fun compels. Last week we did a horror-themed game (hooray for hellwood from pulse pounding pulp!), I put up the preview of 1930s horror movies… and everyone showed up 10 minutes early! So I think I’m gonna go back to that, to get the extra gaming in. Typically most players will do video, and we take a few five-minute breaks. But it’s a “come having had” situation for meals. Generally, if people are eating they’ll just turn off their cameras. [/QUOTE]
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