- Free form magic systems (I think it is very stupid to remember tons of spells, as a player and as a GM)
- Games where the Designer spent some time to make the material (PDF, Webpage, ...) really usefull (almost no game does that, I could rant for pagaes and pages how awfull almost all PDFs are, no layers, no proper page numbering, page numbers doent match PDF page number, no eletronic tools to help create char sheets, ...)
- Talk about what we as GMs and Player should be more aware of what we want, so we get a better chance that people play together with the same idea of fun
- Systems with great internal and external consistency
- Books which just have settings ideas, locations ideas, .... lot of short ideas, not for just one system, ideas short enough that they fit on 1-2 pages, which allows a GM to start a session within a few minutes, without preparation
A bit late perhaps, but I'd like to read your personal vision on the state of the hobby, current trends, movements, etc.
A few things which I am interested in:
- Free form magic systems (I think it is very stupid to remember tons of spells, as a player and as a GM)
- Games where the Designer spent some time to make the material (PDF, Webpage, ...) really usefull (almost no game does that, I could rant for pagaes and pages how awfull almost all PDFs are, no layers, no proper page numbering, page numbers doent match PDF page number, no eletronic tools to help create char sheets, ...)
- Talk about what we as GMs and Player should be more aware of what we want, so we get a better chance that people play together with the same idea of fun
- Systems with great internal and external consistency
- Books which just have settings ideas, locations ideas, .... lot of short ideas, not for just one system, ideas short enough that they fit on 1-2 pages, which allows a GM to start a session within a few minutes, without preparation