I recently found a series of videos showing a game for 4E run by the lead designer of D&D with the writers of robot chicken. I learned alot about how a 4E works watching those videos (and it was entertaining as well). I was wondering if there are or will be a simular thing done by Paizo / pathfinder crew?
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I recently found a series of videos showing a game for 4E run by the lead designer of D&D with the writers of robot chicken. I learned alot about how a 4E works watching those videos (and it was entertaining as well). I was wondering if there are or will be a simular thing done by Paizo / pathfinder crew?
I'd love to see some gameplay videos of SKR's group.
-Vaz
If some of the developers and editors for pathfinder could make a video of typical game play it would be awesome. Especially if it covered some key concepts of roleplaying and combat.
If some of the developers and editors for pathfinder could make a video of typical game play it would be awesome. Especially if it covered some key concepts of roleplaying and combat.
It would rock
If some of the developers and editors for pathfinder could make a video of typical game play it would be awesome. Especially if it covered some key concepts of roleplaying and combat.
That one has been done a long time ago.
It's called "The Gamers".
If some of the developers and editors for pathfinder could make a video of typical game play it would be awesome. Especially if it covered some key concepts of roleplaying and combat.That one has been done a long time ago.
It's called "The Gamers".
While I love The Gamers: Dorkness Rising (and kinda sorta like its less polished predecessor), and it is closer to the truth than most fictional accounts, it's lacking a degree of realism to a large extent. It's meant to be comedy, not a realistic representation of how play normally goes.
I'd love to film one of my sessions, but my players tend to conduct themselves in an R-rated fashion - sometimes on the cusp of NC-17 (and I'll admit I'm guilty of this from time to time, too). I actually debated doing an audio transcript of my playtest for Ultimate Magic, but reneged quickly when people started yelling obscenities and slurs the moment I turned on my recording program. :\ Maybe one of these days I can get my guys to behave enough to produce something that would be enjoyable without offending... well, everyone, more or less.
+1 on having a game group from within Paizo's design and development team recorded someday, though.
Theres a good one with the guys from Penny Arcade, PvP and Wil Wheaton with the lead designer of D&D 4e. From Gencon 2010.
It finishes off a series of Podcasts they did of their sessions. But its 4e .I now have a better idea how a 4E game's mecanics work than Pathfinder (still going through the core book). But 4e seems likes its so trying to be like a MMO!
Still gives you an idea how a game is run.
Its on youtube just search you'll find it