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Hello!
I'm a long-time DM/GM of many games going back to D&D 1st ed, but I'm only just now gearing up to work in the PFS system, and even though I've been over the field/society guides repeatedly, I'd still feel a lot more comfortable talking with another GM before I venture "into the field" the first time running a society scenario.
An example of one of the semi-complicated questions I have - I'm a very roleplay > rollplay oriented player, and so are many of the players I've run games for. With most published scenarios focused on combat moving plot... I know the PFS guide has a thing about not forcing PCs to solve everything through violence, but when running a "static" published adventure, what if the PCs out-think the scenario and the NPCs contained therein?
I don't suppose there might be someone willing to converse over g-chat or skype some evening?
I know the obvious response is "find your Venture Captain - that's what they're there for", but I'm sort of "in transit" between states/regions and won't know exactly which one I'd fall under, technically speaking.
That being said - I'd also be game for meeting someone in person to talk, if logistics allows (Northern Illinois area for the next two weeks, then Southern Indiana for about a week, and after that is still up in the air...).
Thanks very much in advance!
