Also, how about episodes on movies or bands. Albums, maybe? Filk? Nerdcore?
That made me think. I don't remember there being GeekNights episodes about music. That could fill a Thursday or two and with little bullshit reasoning there could be music episode for every day of the GeekNights.
Searched for "kyoukai" and found a few responses. So, what about Kara no Kayokai The Garden of Sinners movies? Or am I missing something? It has music by Yuki Kajiura ;]
@Xefas Love your avatar. I like how he handles FlutterShy.
It would certainly be a weird show, but a Thursday about how Scrym would raise kids could be neat. More specifically, what policies and rules and junk would you have, especially regarding school, video games, computers, porn, etc.
Why not do an interview with Squarepainter? A NY resident that often goes to cons and impress people with his Pixel art. Bonus points if you manage to get Pixel Papa in on it too.
So you mentioned Dogs in the Vineyard in your Magfest Beyond D&D panel. I assume that it means that you have actually play it. And if you have played it why hasn't there been an Geeknights episode about it.
I would be quite interested of hearing your opinions about the Dogs more in depth rather than just badly explained vague explanation of the game mechanics.
Edit: Also there was a mistake in the panel. You can't choose between seeing and rising in Dogs, first you see your opponents rise and then it's your turn to rise.
Actually have you guys even played the game. For if you want to talk about great parts of the game a little mention towards the escalation system would have been nice and a lot easier to explain. I'm pretty sure that no-one listening your panel, who didn't know Dogs already, understood anything about your explanation about it's rules.
So you mentioned Dogs in the Vineyard in your Magfest Beyond D&D panel. I assume that it means that you have actually play it. And if you have played it why hasn't there been an Geeknights episode about it.
I would be quite interested of hearing your opinions about the Dogs more in depth rather than just badly explained vague explanation of the game mechanics.
Edit: Also there was a mistake in the panel. You can't choose between seeing and rising in Dogs, first you see your opponents rise and then it's your turn to rise.
Actually have you guys even played the game. For if you want to talk about great parts of the game a little mention towards the escalation system would have been nice and a lot easier to explain. I'm pretty sure that no-one listening your panel, who didn't know Dogs already, understood anything about your explanation about it's rules.
Then you should go and play it. Right now. I think that there is something fundamentally wrong in the situation where you try to get people into playing games that you haven't even played yourself. What if the on paper cool sounding rules would actually suck when brought to the table? Play the dogs. It's a cool game.
"Dogs in the Vineyard is a game about young men who are given gun and a bible and they are sent to solve problems that should never be solved with gun and a bible." Something like this, said Vincent Baker in one interview in one podcast and I think that, that sentence is the best way to sell that game.
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Searched for "kyoukai" and found a few responses. So, what about Kara no Kayokai The Garden of Sinners movies? Or am I missing something? It has music by Yuki Kajiura ;]
@Xefas Love your avatar. I like how he handles FlutterShy.
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I would be quite interested of hearing your opinions about the Dogs more in depth rather than just badly explained vague explanation of the game mechanics.
Edit: Also there was a mistake in the panel. You can't choose between seeing and rising in Dogs, first you see your opponents rise and then it's your turn to rise.
Actually have you guys even played the game. For if you want to talk about great parts of the game a little mention towards the escalation system would have been nice and a lot easier to explain. I'm pretty sure that no-one listening your panel, who didn't know Dogs already, understood anything about your explanation about it's rules.
Play the dogs. It's a cool game.
"Dogs in the Vineyard is a game about young men who are given gun and a bible and they are sent to solve problems that should never be solved with gun and a bible." Something like this, said Vincent Baker in one interview in one podcast and I think that, that sentence is the best way to sell that game.