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zylphryx wrote:
Indeed, I really do wish it had been filmed as well.
I'll keep my fingers crossed that it mirrors last year's policy (with the possible addition of allowing the banquet to be filmed) and await y'all's official position on it.
Thanks. :)
Last year, I think the policy was decided the moment the camera came out. I would like to say that some things are perhaps changed by the presence of cameras. People are more reserved when a camera can record their missteps or mistakes. But Paizo isn't a sleezy bunch of worried people and everything they said at PaizoCon was true blue unabashed "this is how it is". Cameras didn't change things in the slightest from what I could tell. Lisa Stevens has assembled quite a group of honest hard-working talent, and the videos prove it, without a doubt.
Corporate suits can't learn much from Paizo.
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I am very excited about this particular AP. There has been a lot of talk by Paizo editors about this AP being different than anything done before it. It is being coined a "sandbox" adventure path. I am intrigued.
What I would like to ask are some questions that will help everyone understand the precedence of this event and how it could change the hobby.
The game has long been understood to be about adventuring and becoming powerful, but seldom do we see a rise of a king or a kingdom that gives the "feeling" that we are nouveau royalty. It seems logical that becoming rich and powerful would lead to ascendancy (to be a king). Many of us have experienced controlling kingdoms in computer games, but how will PRPG and kingdom building be successfully blended together?
I am curious if there is a model for doing this in previous products throughout the years of the game. Is there a past example that has had some success?
Hopefully, if this product does accomplish its goal, could it usher in a new form of RPG gaming?
And could this give rise to a new approach of Paizo's handling of Epic Level Play?
Thank You Paizo!
I love what you do.
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Vic Wertz wrote:
Zuxius wrote:
Maybe it was just me, but when I visited the Walmart in Redmond...I got the feeling I was in a bad area.
There is no Wal-Mart in Redmond. Did you maybe mean Renton? It's a few towns south of here, and it has the scariest Wal-Mart in the area (and it's also where Wizards of the Coast is located).
That must be right then. There were only two Walmarts in the area. It had to be Renton. The other was way North of Bellevue I believe.
Hmm, I really have to get back to Seattle soon. Isn't that where the Malt and Vinegar shop is?
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