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Bieeardo posted:I'm going as the spookiest thing a Canadian can imagine: a giant cup of Tim Hortons coffee with the rim rolled up to reveal a 'Try Again!' message. The spookiest thing is actually the guy in front of you getting the last contest cup in the store. Dunno how you turn that into a costume though.
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Ningyou posted:
netflix and boo?
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I (like erryone else under the sun), am in the process of creating a game system. What's the best way to seek feedback? Can I just post a thread here?
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FactsAreUseless posted:#badwrongfun on synIRC. Esser-Z posted:We also have a Games Writing Workshop thread lurking around somewhere TheLovablePlutonis posted:Feedback usually ruins games because it puts your creativity under the rule of people who are definitely stupider than you and know poo poo about your vision. Thank you all!
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Effectronica posted:I do believe that the Game Writing Workshop thread has slipped into Archives, so you may want to post a new one. It looked as though it was about to drop off, but I saved it at the last moment. You can check out my collection of perfunctory lists on the first page now.
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Helical Nightmares posted:Huh. I better take a look at Strike! then. Keep us informed on how it ran for you. Strike! Is a really clever system.
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fool_of_sound posted:Nothing works well purely PBP, because otherwise reliable people become enormous flakes the second they are asked to write a few sentences once a day. I've lived that life. Your best bet is to find a collection of friends who don't RP, introduce them to a game, and schedule a nightly thing every other week or so.
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