what are your rpg related new years resolutions
as a gm my resolution is to start stating up npcs in advance more rather then scrambling to stat them up as needed
as a player i want to try and make my characters come across as less creepy
as both a player and a gm i want to make my writing easier to understand
Quote from: tuypo1;807205as both a player and a gm i want to make my writing easier to understand
Using punctuation and capitalization would help.
Thats pretty much what i was talking about.
if it was good enough for herbert bayer it should also work for you. don't worry ;)
my resolution is to finish my kingmaker campaign and start new dungeon crawl classics campaign. also to buy less and use more. i will probaby limit myself to goodman games and 3rd party dcc.
I'm gonna finish writing my two adventure modules, although I'm concerned over the setting of one of them (historical 17th century Romania), in light of another recently published work of some fame also set in a similar location... Maybe I should reconsider.
Also, to draw more, goddamnit! Now that my kids are a BIT older, I may be able to squeeze in some time here and there...
To stick to ONE fantasy system. I keep moving the goalposts, system-wise. Really think it's going to be Microlite20, at this point.
I'm going to be finishing up Doodling D&D and I'd like to get a basic version of my Phaserip game out and available in pdf.
Write the Unearthed Arcana supplement for my PHB house rules. I won't hardback this one, however.
Play more games.
This can be hard with my depression, as getting out can be difficult. I am in a 5e game right now, and my goal is to stick with it without dropping out. I've made it to the first 3 sessions so far, which is a new record for me lately.
While this sounds easy enough, it really isn't. I want to make it work. Its been a fun game, with my long time (20 years?) gaming group. It also helps that 5e is such a good system that is working for all of us (at least most of us).
We'll see how it goes.
@YourSword- hang in there bud! :)
Spend less time visiting forums and blogs. And even less time posting responses.
Buy fewer products.
Keep looking for a copy of Heroes of Olympus.
now why would you want to spend less time on forums
Quote from: tuypo1;807739now why would you want to spend less time on forums
So as to stop reading the things that make one angry (not saying that anyone here makes me angry, but sometimes I get really cross at politics and things).
i suppose i could understand that i had to take a break from /tg/ for a few days once to get away from edition wars.
dont get me wrong i like watching edition wars but when i realised that they pretty much all start with people who cant resist the urge to shit on 3.5 whenever its mentioned thats one thing i love about this place it reminds me that not everybody that dislikes 3.5 is a shithead about it.
Play more RPGs
Finish and publish one of my damn games!!!
Avoid shitty threads
Only post positive shit
Give less fucks about drama in the RPG community
Quote from: Spinachcat;808223Play more RPGs
Finish and publish one of my damn games!!!
Avoid shitty threads
Only post positive shit
Give less fucks about drama in the RPG community
Great post. I don't write rpg's, but I do make some art. Going to try and do more of that. Your post is good stuff to follow.
Quote from: Spinachcat;808223Play more RPGs
Finish and publish one of my damn games!!!
Avoid shitty threads
Only post positive shit
Give less fucks about drama in the RPG community
Yeah I'll admit that this post rings true for me. Kudos!
Stop being such a control freak GMwise, lighten up and let more things go and stop erring (or overcompensating) in the side of caution
PLAY more. I'm essentially the group GM with a huge backlog of characters I'd like to play
Try a few more published settings "as is"
Stop taking things said online so personally and just shutting the fuck up when it doesn't matter.