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Some friends of mine put out a bunch of podcasts on nerdy topics here, including 1 in which we play Fantasy Flight's Edge of The Empire Star Wars roleplaying game. So if anyone is curious what that game is like (it's great) or for those of you who enjoy listening to other people have fun, check out The Whiskey Rebellion. The first episode is a one shot just to introduce the system, we start our campaign proper in Episode III. We make steady improvements to our sound quality over time, so give us a chance.
Blackula Vs. Tarantula fucked around with this message at 05:29 on Mar 2, 2016 |
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Tryst going on two dates simultaniously while crossdressing which turns into a third date Campaign podcast, never stop Edit: "WE'RE GETTING CHURROS!!!!!" Its Rinaldo fucked around with this message at 07:25 on Mar 6, 2016 |
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Friends At The Table has been on fire recently. I pretty much laughed for an hour straight when the party met Lazer Ted / Wavy T / Lazy T / Big Laze / etc
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Bad Moon posted:Tryst going on two dates simultaniously while crossdressing which turns into a third date Campaign is absolutely incredible. "We're librarians what's so hard to understand about this?"
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I would love to start listening to RPPR's Masks play but their website is giving me database errors for almost anything. Are these mirrored anywhere? e: And now it's fine. weekly font fucked around with this message at 19:57 on Mar 18, 2016 |
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Luminous Obscurity posted:Campaign is absolutely incredible. The fact that it ended in a genuine argument about the validity of 'librarian' being code for badass Indiana Jones types to some cultures was the best. "He's using Indiana Jones to get you on his side!"
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weekly font posted:I would love to start listening to RPPR's Masks play but their website is giving me database errors for almost anything. Are these mirrored anywhere? All of the RPPR sites ahve been down or extremely unreliable since Monday and my host, Bluehost, has no idea when it will be fixed. Latest AP is here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/4813979 Some of our podcasts are mirrored on archive.org https://archive.org/search.php?query=creator%3A%22Role+Playing+Public+Radio%22
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xian posted:Friends At The Table has been on fire recently. I pretty much laughed for an hour straight when the party met Lazer Ted / Wavy T / Lazy T / Big Laze / etc Lazer Ted's light-up grill and the Kinko's rules basically made my drat night.
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Cass and Audy/L&D's reactions to him were priceless, as was Jack's OOC appalled "NO" when someone asked if they could trade him for Orth.
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It's really good. I was kind of low on the holiday game at first but it ended up doing such a great job for me of establishing the importance of Ibex, the lovable patheticness of Orth, and just the general political tension, and it's made me really invested in everything that has happened since then.
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I really like the Holiday game for those reasons and because of how much of an operational Clusterfuck it devolves into. I felt that way about the Chital game, but it's really supported Audy's character 'growth.'
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I'm going to be starting an AP podcast in the next couple months. We'll probably mainly do one- or two-shot games (we want to do Shinobigami when the rough rules for that come out, and I may do a short Tenra Bansho game or Golden Sky Stories or something as a test run before that). We've all played before as we used to be a regular group a couple years ago, but it wasn't playing for other people to listen to. I've listened to The The Adventure Zone Zone and heard stuff Griffin keeps in mind when he runs his game/podcast, but does anyone here have any other advice for us? I will be the only one who has done any sort of podcasting before. Also is there anything in particular that people would like to hear? Can't promise we would be able to fulfill those wishes, but it would be nice to have ideas to start with.
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# ? Mar 22, 2016 06:41 |
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We need more Actual Play Paranoia games.
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# ? Mar 22, 2016 06:57 |
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That is something I bet my group would actually be up for learning. I'll look into it. Where is the best place to start with Paranoia? e: It actually might be hard with us playing remotely, but I'll try to figure something out to try to do it eventually. Just probably not super soon. mikeycp fucked around with this message at 07:40 on Mar 22, 2016 |
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xian posted:I really like the Holiday game for those reasons and because of how much of an operational Clusterfuck it devolves into. Yeah, definitely! At first it was odd because the last episode ended on a semi-cliff hanger and it seemed like a weird place to diverge, but it was totally the correct time to do that and Im glad they did.
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mikeycp posted:That is something I bet my group would actually be up for learning. I'll look into it. Where is the best place to start with Paranoia? There is a client that was developed specifically for playing Paranoia online. The amount of secret info might make it tricky as a podcast though. http://rpgvirtualtabletop.wikidot.com/jparanoia
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malkav11 posted:There is a client that was developed specifically for playing Paranoia online. The amount of secret info might make it tricky as a podcast though. Oh that's super cool. Worst case I can do Paranoia specifically as a video thing. It's going to be a backburner project.
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Secret info could probably be 'footnoted' in in post to get the listener knowing what they need to know.
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A friend of mine is doing some APs on Youtube. It includes some 'reality show' style voxpop cutaways, which I've found a little unnecessary in their DnD-like game, but it could be interesting in a game loaded with secrets like Paranoia.
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xian posted:Secret info could probably be 'footnoted' in in post to get the listener knowing what they need to know. So something like letting listeners know as little as any other player would and then filling them in after the fact? Like doing some sort of postmortem after the scenario/mission/whatever is done? e: Roach Warehouse posted:A friend of mine is doing some APs on Youtube. It includes some 'reality show' style voxpop cutaways, which I've found a little unnecessary in their DnD-like game, but it could be interesting in a game loaded with secrets like Paranoia. Doing a Paranoia video like a reality show would be dope as hell.
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mikeycp posted:Doing a Paranoia video like a reality show would be dope as hell. Doing a Paranoia game like a reality show would be dope as hell.
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mikeycp posted:So something like letting listeners know as little as any other player would and then filling them in after the fact? Like doing some sort of postmortem after the scenario/mission/whatever is done? More as a way of giving the listeners the info they need for max enjoyment, which might be more than what the players have at a given moment.
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xian posted:More as a way of giving the listeners the info they need for max enjoyment, which might be more than what the players have at a given moment. Hmm. This seems like a concept that would need some workshopping before being put into production.
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RolePlaying Public Radio's Patreon just hit a new stretch goal, which means a new line of campaign-based APs. I believe it's going to be a D&D 5e campaign set in Monte Cook's Ptolus.
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gradenko_2000 posted:RolePlaying Public Radio's Patreon just hit a new stretch goal, which means a new line of campaign-based APs. I believe it's going to be a D&D 5e campaign set in Monte Cook's Ptolus. Actually the first campaign will be Dresden Files, followed by Armitage Files. Then some other campaign with the word Files in it. The Ptlous campaign is for Patreon backers playing an online game.
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clockworkjoe posted:Actually the first campaign will be Dresden Files, followed by Armitage Files. Then some other campaign with the word Files in it. The Ptlous campaign is for Patreon backers playing an online game. Eclipse Phase Files?
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Are there any good APs of any of the Warhammer RPG's (Dark Heresy/Rogue Trader/Only War specifically)?
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clockworkjoe posted:Actually the first campaign will be Dresden Files, followed by Armitage Files. Then some other campaign with the word Files in it. The Ptlous campaign is for Patreon backers playing an online game. Cool, thank you for the correction! I know just about nothing about Dresden Files, so this will be a new loreverse for me.
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gradenko_2000 posted:Cool, thank you for the correction! I know just about nothing about Dresden Files, so this will be a new loreverse for me. You should read The Dresden Files because they're super dope.
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Drone posted:Are there any good APs of any of the Warhammer RPG's (Dark Heresy/Rogue Trader/Only War specifically)? I don't know about anything longform, but One Shot did a couple Rogue Trader episodes, guest-GMed by JPC who is apparently a secret 40k nerd.
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Drone posted:Are there any good APs of any of the Warhammer RPG's (Dark Heresy/Rogue Trader/Only War specifically)? Have you heard about our Lord and Savior Grey Hunter? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=user?greyhunterlp?playlists Grey Hunter's new Rogue Trader game (old one has 197 videos ) is Curse of the Black Sea https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2awrBrO48uA Very sorry I'm not on top of this Grey. Anyway forum link: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3765273 And badass logo Grey Hunter's original recipe Rogue Trader Helical Nightmares on page one of this thread posted posted:Hitting the machine spirits hard -Let's Play Rogue Trader! Grey Hunter also hosted an Only War campaign. Helical Nightmares fucked around with this message at 06:04 on Mar 24, 2016 |
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Helical Nightmares posted:Have you heard about our Lord and Savior Grey Hunter? I think the size of my head just broke my neck. Helical Nightmares posted:Very sorry I'm not on top of this Grey. I should really post my own stuff when I start.
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Helical Nightmares posted:Have you heard about our Lord and Savior Grey Hunter? Yeah, I was looking for something beyond Grey. Love you as I do, I want more variety!
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Drone posted:Yeah, I was looking for something beyond Grey. Love you as I do, I want more variety! What! am I not already a good an measurable percentage of your daily/weekly entertainment? and now you crave variety? You will take your RPG gruel equivalent and like it! Fandible did some, a while back, but yeah, there are not many people braving the FFG 40k system. Its odd, as the massive spike in viewers I got when Black Sea started was noticable - so there are people out there who really like it, but not many people doing the podcasts.
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It looks like the RRPR links to the New world campaign episodes 2-15 (the ones not on the main RSS) are broken. Just thought you'd like to know Clockworkjoe.
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Grey Hunter posted:It looks like the RRPR links to the New world campaign episodes 2-15 (the ones not on the main RSS) are broken. Just thought you'd like to know Clockworkjoe. Ugh. Looks like that powerpress changed how it stored URLs in the database between versions so I have to manually fix those ones. Not sure how I can search and replace those entries. BTW, RPPR is back! Most of our stuff should be online and downloadable on faster servers than ever before!
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I heard of a collaborative storygame about cultists working together (ish) in a small town to raise a Great Old One. The game is called Soth. Naturally I had to track down an actual play of the thing. Also Naturally Soth is for VERY Mature Audiences only. quote:Soth: a game of cultists vs investigators What is Soth youtube trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hhk_Ipt0sE Preview of Soth : https://pe56d.s3.amazonaws.com/p19ngfkr841tpc1t3vto91iplp737.pdf Soth website: https://payhip.com/b/Ux9O The Jank Cast posted a three session Soth adventure. http://jankcast.com/archives/3214 The players were excellent and mature and the game seems to have this biphasic structure, where the beginning half is sort of slow and then things ramp up and go totally off the rails in the third act. The mechanics reinforce this, with the players generating enough heat that in the third act the GM can buy multiple investigators. Also some cultists have hidden agendas which get played or foiled when investigators start crashing down, the ritual sacrifices get more demanding and people throughout the town are getting very suspicious. Despite all the casual murder, grooming of a target for human sacrifice, and backstabbing; funny enough the most horrifying event was the slow awkward dissolution of a marriage. Brilliantly roleplayed but very very dark. RPPR started a new branch of podcasts called Tabletop Tales. Currently there are three episodes up of a Dresden Files campaign. Tom plays a lizardman something, Aaron plays a half-ghost with the most, and Ross plays a teenage Slenderman who is being stalked by the cast of Marble Hornets. Oh and there is a Warden in there someplace. http://tabletoptales.roleplayingpublicradio.com/ While browsing for more Delta Green stuff I was recommended the youtube channel of the NatOne actual play group. I was impressed. These guys are professional and quite good. I've only had the opportunity to watch The Last Stage. The Last Stage is tagged with Delta Green, but in the intro episode the GM makes it very clear the arc of the story is about government funded supernatural investigations broadly and the world is not canonically Delta Green. They are however using the latest Delta Green rules. Frankly this is great because it keeps the players on their toes. Who knows what the GM will throw at them? The episodes are edited somewhat to intersperse after action interviews with agents with the story line. Also the GM deftly handles six players. In general I would say this is two too many players for a good atmospheric horror game, but they execute it well. Story Arc broad stroke spoilers for The Last Stage. The later adventures have the Wraith:The Oblivion tag so it looks like the world taking a lot of material from ghosts in classic WoD! They have also published actual plays with Dread, Fiasco, Delta Green (real Cthulhu version), D&D 5th and FATE. NatOne youtube (The Last Stage): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=playlist NatOne homepage: http://www.natoneproductions.com/nat-one-presents.html
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Helical Nightmares posted:The players were excellent and mature That's Jank Cast in a nutshell. They're fantastic, a hidden gem in the RPG podcasting landscape, one of the few groups I'd take a chance on listening to APs of "mature content" games like Soth. I can't recommend their APs highly enough, especially their Apocalypse World games, and their round-table discussions are solid too.
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Oh my god Evil Campaign is incredible. I don't think I can wait a month for the next one. "I hired a 136 string quartet!" "Say that number again."
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Luminous Obscurity posted:Oh my god Evil Campaign is incredible. I don't think I can wait a month for the next one. "So you're saying the music takes up fifteen minutes of the episode?" "Plus commercials"
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