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[bryant]

Speaking of indie RPGs, there are eight interesting games here. They were all written in 24 hours flat. Some of ‘em work, some of ‘em don’t, I think they’re all interesting experiments. We really need to schedule a regular indie gaming night, maybe monthly.

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[robotnik.livejournal.com]

We really need to schedule a regular indie gaming night, maybe monthly.

I'd be all over that.

Into the Sunset looks fun, more interesting than any of the 24-hour games I've looked at yet. Though I might've called it "My Big Fat Geek Wedding". :)

[bryant]

Though I might've called it "My Big Fat Geek Wedding".

I was sorely tempted to call it "My Big Fat Roleplaying Game," but I haven't seen the movie so I refrained.

Hm. My schedule's pretty flexible, but as I recall your weekends are fairly clogged. Would once a month Sunday or Saturday work for you? I kind of think it'd be better to avoid weekdays because I think it might be interesting to be in the habit of chewing the game over a little post-session and weekdays one tends to want to rush home and sleep. Or at least I do. Fridays?

[robotnik.livejournal.com]

Yeah, weekends can be messy for me, but I think I could make it work once a month. Lots of indie games and other one shots I want to try: Dust Devils, InSpectres, Sorceror I've got; there's a bunch of the other Forge games I'm curious about too; plus plenty of non-indie one shots and also home brews a la My Big Fat Greek RPG.

Post-session game chewing is definitely in order. Of course, I want to do that after every game; I'm usually wired after a game, a good one anyway, and take ages to crash.