Anyone gaming anything?

Butler1000

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Playing pen and paper online is like taking a shower in a raincoat.
I'm kinda old school that way. I did one game were half the players were not in the room. Erg.
I get that. But I have found there are advantages as well. Much easier to get people together as no travel time. It's pretty much 50+ years that play 1st, 2nd edition, with a few in their thirties. So getting them out of the house is tougher.

I discovered it during the pandemic and am still in games 4 years later. Map Making, dice rolling, using private messaging all work well. Tracking of various conditions (invisible, stunned whatever) is easy. Character sheets, shared documents for treasure, Information are better. Macros for attacks work well..

In the case of a TERB game Ithink the ability to be anonymous will be a huge factor in getting players.
 

seanzo

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Gaming is going through a dark age right now. But it also matters what type of games you like. Im assuming single player with your GTA suggestion.

Baldurs Gate 3
Black Myth Wukong
Final Fantasy 16
Elden Ring
Indie studios are basically the only game in town now and a lot of that just doesn't interest me all that much, The Long Dark was the last game I really feel in love with but quickly lost interest in. Anything that comes out of the major development studios is universally garbage. I still play Squad a bit but other than that I've more or less checked out of gaming. I plan on using my gaming rig for DJing going forward I just need to save the money to invest in a good set of turntables and a mixer
 

NotADcotor

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I get that. But I have found there are advantages as well. Much easier to get people together as no travel time. It's pretty much 50+ years that play 1st, 2nd edition, with a few in their thirties. So getting them out of the house is tougher.

I discovered it during the pandemic and am still in games 4 years later. Map Making, dice rolling, using private messaging all work well. Tracking of various conditions (invisible, stunned whatever) is easy. Character sheets, shared documents for treasure, Information are better. Macros for attacks work well..

In the case of a TERB game Ithink the ability to be anonymous will be a huge factor in getting players.

I never liked the idea, tried it once before the covid.

For me a much bigger part is the social aspect, gathering around the table with a bunch of neckbeard nerds. The game is just there to kill time between Monty Python references ;)

On line... it's so sterile. But different strokes and all that.
 

kittykellykat

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I took a good couple of years off video games when they joy went away. Got back into it a few years ago and played some great stuff for dirt cheap.

Now I'm just waiting for the second coming of Christ, I mean GTA VI.

I rarely do online gaming or usually just mute the chat.
GTA! ❤

My fave game I played recently was Disco Elysium. It’s clever and hilarious. I’m playing Civ 5 right now, and play Diablo on my phone sometimes. My female character looks hot lol

I’ve taken long breaks from gaming and other mindless stuff like social media, but sometimes it’s nice to do mundane things.
 

BFGrLord

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GTA! ❤

My fave game I played recently was Disco Elysium. It’s clever and hilarious. I’m playing Civ 5 right now, and play Diablo on my phone sometimes. My female character looks hot lol

I’ve taken long breaks from gaming and other mindless stuff like social media, but sometimes it’s nice to do mundane things.
HARDCORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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