Rysky, is it a bad thing to use a clean crowbar as a back-scratcher?
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Lol, no.
It appears that I've come across an odd paradox.
The less prepared I am the GM something, the more my players tend to like it. I still need an absolutely minimum amount-an intro and a general outline-but more than that and for whatever reason my players' enjoyment seems to go down.
I've also found that if I hit the "sweet spot" of only 6 hours of sleep and on just a bit too much sugar, my alacrity and ability to improvise is greatly increased.
What do you think is the root cause of this?
*takes out notepad and adjusts glasses*
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It appears that I've come across an odd paradox.
The less prepared I am the GM something, the more my players tend to like it. I still need an absolutely minimum amount-an intro and a general outline-but more than that and for whatever reason my players' enjoyment seems to go down.
I've also found that if I hit the "sweet spot" of only 6 hours of sleep and on just a bit too much sugar, my alacrity and ability to improvise is greatly increased.
What do you think is the root cause of this?
*takes out notepad and adjusts glasses*
A mix of planning so things don't fall apart combined with spontaneity to keep things organic and flowing. If i was to half-ass a guess.
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It appears that I've come across an odd paradox.
The less prepared I am the GM something, the more my players tend to like it. I still need an absolutely minimum amount-an intro and a general outline-but more than that and for whatever reason my players' enjoyment seems to go down.
I've also found that if I hit the "sweet spot" of only 6 hours of sleep and on just a bit too much sugar, my alacrity and ability to improvise is greatly increased.
What do you think is the root cause of this?
*takes out notepad and adjusts glasses*
If I may, O Great and Wonderful Mistress,
I as a GM never prepare anything other than a general idea of what is going to happen in a given session. This means the player feel more involved and invested in what is going on because their action mean more. When you go in with everything carefully planned out players tend become more passivE which means less investment.
Now of course there players who hate this style and want everything spoon fed to them...but your group seems to be players like me.
As for the 6 hours of sleep and sugar..I got no idea.
It beats my three hours of sleep on average, sugar or no
It beats my three hours of sleep on average, sugar or no
A goodnight sleep for me is about 4 to 5 hours...it really is just what I need. Though sometimes I need to crash for like 12 hours.
Now back to the thread topic...
Mistress Rysky,
What other RPGS do you or have you played?
And
How did you get into RPGs in the first place?
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It beats my three hours of sleep on average, sugar or noA goodnight sleep for me is about 4 to 5 hours...it really is just what I need. Though sometimes I need to crash for like 12 hours.
Now back to the thread topic...
Mistress Rysky,
What other RPGS do you or have you played?
And
How did you get into RPGs in the first place?
A bunch, lol
(Video game or tabletop? Going with tabletop for this response)
I was at a new highschool and saw a guy reading the Vampire the Masquerade rulebook, and having played the Redemption PC game and loved it, so I asked him about it. Before this I had no understanding of tabletop gaming, outside of pop references to DnD.
It appears that I've come across an odd paradox.
The less prepared I am the GM something, the more my players tend to like it. I still need an absolutely minimum amount-an intro and a general outline-but more than that and for whatever reason my players' enjoyment seems to go down.
I've also found that if I hit the "sweet spot" of only 6 hours of sleep and on just a bit too much sugar, my alacrity and ability to improvise is greatly increased.
What do you think is the root cause of this?
*takes out notepad and adjusts glasses*
This is my experience too. I do all my games off the top of my head now with a vague outline. If you figure out why this is a thing please share.
It beats my three hours of sleep on average, sugar or noA goodnight sleep for me is about 4 to 5 hours...it really is just what I need. Though sometimes I need to crash for like 12 hours.
Now back to the thread topic...
Mistress Rysky,
What other RPGS do you or have you played?
And
How did you get into RPGs in the first place?
A bunch, lol
(Video game or tabletop? Going with tabletop for this response)
I was at a new highschool and saw a guy reading the Vampire the Masquerade rulebook, and having played the Redemption PC game and loved it, so I asked him about it. Before this I had no understanding of tabletop gaming, outside of pop references to DnD.
Oh I loved VTM haven't played it in so long. sigh. I think I used to try and ply RPG's before I knew RPG's were a thing. I would invent (i was like 7) characters and we would play a game like cops and robbers with the charactrs I created (drew and drew horribly mind you.)
It beats my three hours of sleep on average, sugar or noA goodnight sleep for me is about 4 to 5 hours...it really is just what I need. Though sometimes I need to crash for like 12 hours.
Now back to the thread topic...
Mistress Rysky,
What other RPGS do you or have you played?
And
How did you get into RPGs in the first place?
A bunch, lol
(Video game or tabletop? Going with tabletop for this response)
I was at a new highschool and saw a guy reading the Vampire the Masquerade rulebook, and having played the Redemption PC game and loved it, so I asked him about it. Before this I had no understanding of tabletop gaming, outside of pop references to DnD.
Every Vampire I play turns into a power game fest. Always wanted to play a good one.
What other TTRPGs do you Play?
Video Games questions:
What is your favorite type of video Games?
What is your favorite all time video game?
The only vampire game i ever played in involved our werewolf pack and well me as a werecat killing a bunch of foolish mist that fears day and removing them from this earth.
The only vampire game i ever played in involved our werewolf pack and well me as a werecat killing a bunch of foolish mist that fears day and removing them from this earth.
I believe that was a Werewolf game...
I was a Mage: The Ascension guy, meself...
Let me rephrase, that vampire game was run by one of my soldiers we were brought into their game as a special challenge.... they were cocky and arrogant and got thrashed.
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It beats my three hours of sleep on average, sugar or noA goodnight sleep for me is about 4 to 5 hours...it really is just what I need. Though sometimes I need to crash for like 12 hours.
Now back to the thread topic...
Mistress Rysky,
What other RPGS do you or have you played?
And
How did you get into RPGs in the first place?
A bunch, lol
(Video game or tabletop? Going with tabletop for this response)
I was at a new highschool and saw a guy reading the Vampire the Masquerade rulebook, and having played the Redemption PC game and loved it, so I asked him about it. Before this I had no understanding of tabletop gaming, outside of pop references to DnD.
Every Vampire I play turns into a power game fest. Always wanted to play a good one.
What other TTRPGs do you Play?
Video Games questions:
What is your favorite type of video Games?
What is your favorite all time video game?
Pathfinder mostly. Right now we're trying out Promethean.
1) fun ones :3 (I like all kinds, though I guess ones with RPG elements/customization)
2) oh wow... uh....
Super Mario RPG Legend of the Seven Stars? Maybe, I'd have to think in it.
Legend of Zelda Wind Waker?
No, Majora's Mask!
Medievil 1 & 2
Brace Fencer Musashi
Megaman Legends 1 & 2 (F$@+ YOU CAPCOM)
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So Rysky you inspired me to create a drinking game I was checking out the book of passion kickstarter thread and I thought "I wonder how long till I see a post from you." then I was like "hmm I wonder how hammered I would get if I took a shot for every time I saw a post by you on this thread."
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So Rysky you inspired me to create a drinking game I was checking out the book of passion kickstarter thread and I thought "I wonder how long till I see a post from you." then I was like "hmm I wonder how hammered I would get if I took a shot for every time I saw a post by you on this thread."
Hehe, sorry, don't make yourself sick please.
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Oh no I already decided I wanted to live and would not play that game.
So I pledge to the Book of Passion at the level where you get to create a iconic...
What level did you pledge At?
I am really thrilled at the idea of something I create could be published...
So how do you pronounce Rysky? Is it just pronounced like risky? Or is it Rye-Ski? Or something else?
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If it helps your decision making, TL, I have always assumed that rye whiskey was named after Mistress in celebration of it's distinctive tongue-tingling taste and the happy feelings it makes in your brain.
try pronouncing it Rei-sky
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Greetings Wonderful and Huggy Mistress,
What are your opinions on raccoons?
I and Floyd almost had a run in with two of them in the backyard.
I like em, mostly because I haven't had a bad experience with them yet.Greetings Wonderful and Huggy Mistress,
What are your opinions on raccoons?
I and Floyd almost had a run in with two of them in the backyard.
Neither did i...they mostly ignore us as they were looking for food.
Years ago my cousins found a dead mother raccoon with kids. Only on survived but the kept it as a pet before it returned to the wild.
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I like em, mostly because I haven't had a bad experience with them yet.Greetings Wonderful and Huggy Mistress,
What are your opinions on raccoons?
I and Floyd almost had a run in with two of them in the backyard.
Neither did i...they mostly ignore us as they were looking for food.
Years ago my cousins found a dead mother raccoon with kids. Only on survived but the kept it as a pet before it returned to the wild.
Aww-Dawww
Rysky, if you could only eat one for the rest of your life would you choose waffles or pancakes?
So how do you pronounce Rysky? Is it just pronounced like risky? Or is it Rye-Ski? Or something else?Yes.
Risqué is also acceptable.
If it helps your decision making, TL, I have always assumed that rye whiskey was named after Mistress in celebration of it's distinctive tongue-tingling taste and the happy feelings it makes in your brain.
try pronouncing it Rei-sky
I think I'll pronounce it GAR-gin-flootz.
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If it helps your decision making, TL, I have always assumed that rye whiskey was named after Mistress in celebration of it's distinctive tongue-tingling taste and the happy feelings it makes in your brain.
I always thought 'Rysky' stood for RegularlY SpanKing Yuguloths.
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No.
Apologies, then, I must pen.
I did not intend to offend,Or rhyme on a dime.
But it seems now is time,
To subvert a rhyme every occasion.
How about appelations? May I refer to you as Generalissimo Rysky?