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Medieval Rpg - World of Medieval PBP RPG - Posted: 9th Mar, 2003 - 4:54pm
23rd November 2024's Text Adventure:
Choose Your Medieval Fantasy Character:
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Storyteller: JB
Medieval How much I like RPG?
The Game Master says... :new Most of you may be 'new' to RPG on a forum like this. How do you like it?
I must say thanks to those who prepared, met the requirements and started the first scenario even though it is their first time they are doing well so far.
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Post Date: 8th Mar, 2003 - 9:49pm / Post ID: #
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I've done this on other forums and I like it a lot because it fires your literary skills.
It's better than PC gaming because it is interactive. This really develops your character in a way clicking on the mouse cannot.
As a former D & D player and DM, I am very prejudiced towards methods that allow you to really roleplay.
In the other forums I played on I was very pleased with character development.
As JB can testify, I will play a pacifist, anti-war protestor.
Post Date: 9th Mar, 2003 - 1:46pm / Post ID: #
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OK
I've been watching for a day or so now, and think I understand how things work.
A couple of questions.
It seems that JD does all the work here.
The players mull things over in camp, then JD inputs into his program and writes the entire scene.
Bad news, if you're JD.
Have you considered letting JD (or whoever is GM at the time) lay out the scene and play the NPCs, then let the players write their own parts?
Short snippets, back and forth duels, etc.
It can make for some very creative dialogue and brings out the writer in all the players. And relieves JD of a whole lot of work.
Just a thought.
Storyteller: JB
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The Game Master says...
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| Bad news, if you're JD. |
Who is 'JD'?
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| Have you considered letting JD (or whoever is GM at the time) lay out the scene and play the NPCs, then let the players write their own parts? |
In reality they do. they do this in the camp. The leader then cuts and paste what they say into one thread (party order) providing it is not edited first by the leader. In the World of Medieval RPG system it is different tham others. Most times players write assuming something, but it is not so, this usually contradicts something. Therefore it allows the GM to 'make sense' of what they are saying. Please see the FAQ - which explains all that you are asking in full detail.
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