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RPG Ghetto / Re: Working on a setting, and ...

Last post by Abbot Mythos - Today at 12:03:14 PM

at the moment I'm using google docs.  The material is a mess at the moment, but once it's not, I'll post links for you to look at if you're interested, I'm not using any other software right now, I'm not sure what would be useful.

Having never played one, I know next to nothing about RPGs. But, please do post some links when you get around to it, as you've aroused my curiosity about those types of games.

#2

Apple Talk / Re: Introductions VIII: Some ...

Last post by Abbot Mythos - Today at 11:14:07 AM

Hello, I am a new spag here. I only learned of discordianism a couple months ago, so I will make a complete fool of myself. This may be intentional.
I also really suck at introductions.
My current goal I am working towards is gathering enough brass scrap to cast into an apple.(gold is far too expensive for me)

Welcome to the forum.

#3

RPG Ghetto / Re: Working on a setting, and ...

Last post by Pergamos - Today at 06:16:21 AM

at the moment I'm using google docs.  The material is a mess at the moment, but once it's not, I'll post links for you to look at if you're interested, I'm not using any other software right now, I'm not sure what would be useful.

#4

Apple Talk / Re: Introductions VIII: Some ...

Last post by DishpitDipshit - Today at 04:47:08 AM

Hello, I am a new spag here. I only learned of discordianism a couple months ago, so I will make a complete fool of myself. This may be intentional.
I also really suck at introductions.
My current goal I am working towards is gathering enough brass scrap to cast into an apple.(gold is far too expensive for me)

#5

Propaganda Depository / Re: Flyers&Brainstorming

Last post by Abbot Mythos - Today at 04:04:15 AM

There's an Introductions VIII: topic pinned at the top of the Apple Talk board. Being a new member, you may want to consider introducing yourself there. If not, then carry on.

#6

Propaganda Depository / Flyers&Brainstorming

Last post by DishpitDipshit - Today at 12:40:36 AM

I'll probably put incomplete ideas and finished flyers into this thread. They will probably be shit, but it doesn't appear that this topic is too active as of late, so I might as well.

#7

RPG Ghetto / Re: Working on a setting, and ...

Last post by Abbot Mythos - Yesterday at 09:41:13 PM

Pergamos,

Your project sounds like a substantial undertaking.

So, would you mind telling us something about the basics? For instance, what software will you be using to design your game?

Thanks.

#8

RPG Ghetto / Re: Working on a setting, and ...

Last post by Pergamos - Yesterday at 04:39:51 PM

well, maybe, if your job is biosphere engineering, or political organizing, or adjusting air chemistry.  I'm also planning on including beehive as a playable character type.

All I'm saying is, most people play TTRPGs as a way of indulging in a shared universe in which you can deal with any problems you have with a big burning axe.  This is its entire appeal to the 20-45 year old set; It gives you a relief from a world in which no problems have permanent consequences. 

It turns out that being a murder hobo is good for you.

I do understand that.  I don't know about the entire appeal, but I know it's a big part of the appeal.  I'm aiming to work on a slightly different kind of escapism, building a better world, in slightly more realistic ways that are still easier, and more rewarding, than the frustrating shit pit that is the real world.  Online discourse suggests there are people that like that style of play, it might be wrong, I suppose I'll see, at worst I'll have had some fun building mechanics and a setting.

#9

RPG Ghetto / Re: Working on a setting, and ...

Last post by Doktor Howl - Yesterday at 02:54:38 PM

well, maybe, if your job is biosphere engineering, or political organizing, or adjusting air chemistry.  I'm also planning on including beehive as a playable character type.

All I'm saying is, most people play TTRPGs as a way of indulging in a shared universe in which you can deal with any problems you have with a big burning axe.  This is its entire appeal to the 20-45 year old set; It gives you a relief from a world in which no problems have permanent consequences. 

It turns out that being a murder hobo is good for you.

#10

RPG Ghetto / Re: Working on a setting, and ...

Last post by Pergamos - Yesterday at 06:55:53 AM

well, maybe, if your job is biosphere engineering, or political organizing, or adjusting air chemistry.  I'm also planning on including beehive as a playable character type.