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Archive for October, 2008

28 Oct

Organizing a Game of D&D or a Raid in WoW

I might do a serious post on this later, but for now, I just want to have a little fun with it. So now, the stories of two groups trying to organize a game of Dungeons and Dragons and a World of Warcraft raid.
I try to poke a little bit of fun at everyone, as [...]

27 Oct

My History with Sega Consoles and Games

Anyone who knows my gaming habits knows I’m a huge Sega fan, and probably knows that I’ve given them a chance on a couple games I shouldn’t have, such as Shadow the Hedgehog. Some people  are naturally on the same side as me, while others have their own preferences. It’s all cool either way, but [...]

26 Oct

E3 is Coming Back

The big gaming companies realized they made a bit of a mistake a few years ago. No, they haven’t collectively realized DRM is bad yet, though we can hope. What they have realized is that E3 shouldn’t have been scaled back, and now they’re going to fix it by making E3 big again.
For starters, I [...]

25 Oct

The TPK: Is It the End of Your Game, or a New Beginning?

The holy warrior Warrick stands before the might of the dragon, defending his fallen comrades from the certain death they will face if he falls. He fights valiantly, but in the end, he is no match for the might of the creature before him… and as such the game ends in a TPK (total party [...]

22 Oct

How to Successfully Run a High Powered Roleplaying Game

It happens sometimes. You find yourself bored when limiting yourself to the hub city and surrounding areas, and you want an adventure that’s more world spanning, epic. Naturally, you don’t need a high powered game for this to work, but it can be helpful, and provide a new layer of activities that your players can [...]

21 Oct

Five Ways to Spice up Battles in Your Roleplaying Games

Sometimes, battles in roleplaying games can just get to be bland after awhile. In order to prevent this, there are quite a few things you can do. Here are a few to get you started.
1) Change the weather. This sounds stupid, but the weather, if described well rather than ignored, can really help set the [...]

20 Oct

How to Motivate Yourself to Run a Roleplaying Game

Different things make different people tick, so it’s hard to tell just what might motivate you to run your own roleplaying game. However, there are some common motivations many people have, and latching onto one of these just might be enough.
1) You have a story to tell, and need a way to tell it. This [...]

17 Oct

Classic Video Games You Should Play

Now, just so there’s no confusion, I’m calling a classic video game any game from the 16-bit era or earlier. Classic can mean a lot of different things, and it does to different people, so I’m just putting out my own consideration from the start. Given that I started gaming on the NES, you shouldn’t [...]

16 Oct

Spice Up Your Game With These Battle Locales

Tired of the same bland battles over and over again? Want to shake them up a bit so your players need to look at the battlefield in a new way, perhaps even make it part of the combat? Well then, this is the post you’ve been waiting for! Here are some new, and possibly some [...]

15 Oct

Video Games: Old School vs. New School

It’s a fairly common lament these days. New games just aren’t challenging enough, or they lack gameplay, or any of a number of things people have to say about them. Old games look awful, are frustrating, and the list goes on. Some people care about some issues more than others. Of course, how do these [...]

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