With the advent of generic, multi-genre roleplaying systems over the last couple of decades, is the end in sight for unique, individualized Pen-&-Paper RPG systems? And is this necessarily a bad
Today, Beoulus reviews “The Elder Scrolls Online”, compares and contrasts it to “Skyrim”, as well as other MMORPGs. Meanwhile, Scormey will undoubtedly complain about ESO’s beta at some point… Theme
Scormus dips back into the LARPing well today, to talk a bit about his obsession with Renaissance Faires, and Beoulus contributes what his ‘opinion’ on the subject, being a dirty
Considering advances in video game programming, why are we still stuck with the same old Raiding model? Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution
MMO companies sometimes have great properties to work with, and end up creating products that are highly anticipated, but totally miss the mark. Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin
More and more tabletop roleplaying groups are live-streaming their games, and some are allowing viewers to influence the games by paying money (tips). Is this something you would find acceptable?
