And Then There Was One
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And Then There Was One
Well, as stated previously, my group had dwindled down to two player (my wife and another) due to our move out into the middle of nowhere. NO, the 2nd player has gotten a shift change ot the opposite card of mine so we have no days off together anymore. So, my group will now consist of myself and my wife.
So, until I can find more players out here in BFE Texas, it looks like we'll be having 1 on 1 sessions. Since heavily archetypical systems with class and level don't lend themselves as well to 1 on 1 play, its time to decide just what system we'll be playing in the mean time.
My guess is we'll be giving Exalted a try since the books just showed up yesterday.
How long does it usually take for the C&C withdrawals to kick in? Can I expect DT's, nausea, headaches or any other withdrawal symptoms?
So, until I can find more players out here in BFE Texas, it looks like we'll be having 1 on 1 sessions. Since heavily archetypical systems with class and level don't lend themselves as well to 1 on 1 play, its time to decide just what system we'll be playing in the mean time.
My guess is we'll be giving Exalted a try since the books just showed up yesterday.
How long does it usually take for the C&C withdrawals to kick in? Can I expect DT's, nausea, headaches or any other withdrawal symptoms?
You might think about joining an online game. Talk to Skathros about his C&C DL Skype game we just started. It's every other Sunday at 7 pm EST.
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If you play 3e, almost immediately
Sorry to hear about the whittling down of the group. I've done 1-on-1 C&C campaigns, though, with little difficulty. Adventures do tend to be a bit shorter, though. But that could just be me.
Sorry to hear about the whittling down of the group. I've done 1-on-1 C&C campaigns, though, with little difficulty. Adventures do tend to be a bit shorter, though. But that could just be me.
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How long does it usually take for the C&C withdrawals to kick in? Can I expect DT's, nausea, headaches or any other withdrawal symptoms?
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try www.meetup.com and see if you can find gamers in your area? Ya never know. Someone might be close enough?
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Out of curiosity, where exactly in BFE Texas are you?
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I wish I could get involved in an online game, but it'd have to be on a rotating schedule to coincide with my days off. I work long hours during my work week, so much that all I do is work or sleep to get ready for work.
I work 4 days on then I have 4 days off, so each week my days off rotate and it makes it hard to get into gammes that are "every Wednesday" or such.
Thus, so far, my desire to play in online games has gone unfulfilled.
I work 4 days on then I have 4 days off, so each week my days off rotate and it makes it hard to get into gammes that are "every Wednesday" or such.
Thus, so far, my desire to play in online games has gone unfulfilled.
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Not to get too personal, but are you an EMT? Fireman? Just wonderin'.DangerDwarf wrote:
I work 4 days on then I have 4 days off...
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Ah, that's right. I done forgot.
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Tennesee Colony. The village of Homlet is a burgeoning metropolis in comparison.
Hell you're not that far from Big D. Guess weekend excursions into the city are out of the question huh?
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I'm in the same boat here DD. Add in that my wife's schedule at Wal-Mart has sucked and that has shut us down.
Too bad your not closer.
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DangerDwarf wrote:
I wish I could get involved in an online game, but it'd have to be on a rotating schedule to coincide with my days off. I work long hours during my work week, so much that all I do is work or sleep to get ready for work.
I work 4 days on then I have 4 days off, so each week my days off rotate and it makes it hard to get into gammes that are "every Wednesday" or such.
Thus, so far, my desire to play in online games has gone unfulfilled.
Just a thought . . . a play by post (PBP) game would be perfect for you then. Post anytime once every day or two and that's it!!
I've been in a couple that have lasted for a year or so. Very rewarding.
If the CK/host runs it well, they can be excellent.
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Yeah, a PbP would be great. Just a matter of finding one starting up.
My only dislike with them is a lot of them seem to have a short lived run time as interest peters out after the first 2 weeks. Then you're stuck wanting to continue but most of the players have moved on.
Join Ivid's. He is posting for new players over on DF. He's good. Great visuals too. In fact, I consider his the best I ever played in.
Since its 20,000 I suggest "Captain Nemo" as his title. Beyond the obvious connection, he is one who sails on his own terms and ignores those he doesn't agree with...confident in his journey and goals.
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To show you how serious I am about my recommendation, here is the link to the DF thread. Put the pressure on him. Tell him how Treebore says he runs an awesome PbP and that you should join up and take Treebore's spot.
Umm, here is the link:
www.dragonsfoot.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=23701
Umm, here is the link:
www.dragonsfoot.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=23701
Since its 20,000 I suggest "Captain Nemo" as his title. Beyond the obvious connection, he is one who sails on his own terms and ignores those he doesn't agree with...confident in his journey and goals.
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Well, I can recomend 2 things.
1. Playing a Druid (begin at around 4th level) is a pretty good bet for a solo party. You get 8HD of animal companions thanks to Animal Friendship. Thus, a single CaveBear animal companion you have essentially 2 siamese twin barbarians with your party using 2-handed axes that can bite for 3d8 dmg if both axes hit!
The druid can cast good healing and offensive spells, as well as utilitarian stuff like stoneshape, etc.
Playing an Elf druid gets you +1 to hit with a good weapon, and being a druid gives you a decent bonus to hit, so you won't totally suck in combat.
I almost always see parties beginning with just 1 player begin with a druid for these reasons.
My Second recomendation to you is Super Heroes. What works better for 1-on-1 play than a game based on a comic book following the adventures of a solo-crimefighter like spidey, batman, or Ironman? For this, I would recomend BASH! Basic Action Super Heroes [link is in my sig] because it is fast to make characters and fast to play-- two things that any C&Cer will appreciate.
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1. Playing a Druid (begin at around 4th level) is a pretty good bet for a solo party. You get 8HD of animal companions thanks to Animal Friendship. Thus, a single CaveBear animal companion you have essentially 2 siamese twin barbarians with your party using 2-handed axes that can bite for 3d8 dmg if both axes hit!
The druid can cast good healing and offensive spells, as well as utilitarian stuff like stoneshape, etc.
Playing an Elf druid gets you +1 to hit with a good weapon, and being a druid gives you a decent bonus to hit, so you won't totally suck in combat.
I almost always see parties beginning with just 1 player begin with a druid for these reasons.
My Second recomendation to you is Super Heroes. What works better for 1-on-1 play than a game based on a comic book following the adventures of a solo-crimefighter like spidey, batman, or Ironman? For this, I would recomend BASH! Basic Action Super Heroes [link is in my sig] because it is fast to make characters and fast to play-- two things that any C&Cer will appreciate.
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Very true about games petering out. Lots of enthusiam and then the game dies.
Anyway, it looks like our PBP game here is dying so I'd be interested in joining another game, if anyone is willing to CK it!
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Anyway, it looks like our PBP game here is dying so I'd be interested in joining another game, if anyone is willing to CK it!
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Re: And Then There Was One
DangerDwarf wrote:
So, my group will now consist of myself and my wife.
Hello! Just you and your wife? C'mon man! What are you thinking?!
I hate to be crude, but...
First a little
Then a little
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Just don't let it get to
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Re: And Then There Was One
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Now get out there and make us proud.
He said "wife," not "girlfriend!"
Re: And Then There Was One
StealthSuitStanley wrote:
Hello! Just you and your wife? C'mon man! What are you thinking?!
I hate to be crude, but...
First a little
Then a little
Then some
Just don't let it get to
Now get out there and make us proud.
LOL, but no comment!
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