09-19-2020, 08:45 PM
I think that I sometimes download and archive stuff thinking, "I may need this someday." In the case of the MMRPG stuff from this site I downloaded it years ago and finally started a new campaign set in Blackmoor so I immediately went to my folder of modules and looked for plot arcs that I might use. Then I ran them. Many times I download and then forget that the files exist, however.
The place where I really TRY to give feedback is if I offer to playtest something. I've playtested rules sets like C&C and DCC RPG and 5E Amazing Adventures, and each time I have supplied pages of thoughts and suggestions. I playtested a dozen or so DCC modules and did the same. I figure that if someone is going to give me early and free access to a RPG product, it's my duty to give the best feedback that I can. Especially when I read so many blogs and such where authors complain about NOT getting that feedback. If I say I will playtest I feel I owe that person my reactions, unless for some reason it's so bad that I can't use it.
The place where I really TRY to give feedback is if I offer to playtest something. I've playtested rules sets like C&C and DCC RPG and 5E Amazing Adventures, and each time I have supplied pages of thoughts and suggestions. I playtested a dozen or so DCC modules and did the same. I figure that if someone is going to give me early and free access to a RPG product, it's my duty to give the best feedback that I can. Especially when I read so many blogs and such where authors complain about NOT getting that feedback. If I say I will playtest I feel I owe that person my reactions, unless for some reason it's so bad that I can't use it.
Marv / Finarvyn
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"Don't ask me what you need to hit. Just roll the die and I will let you know!"
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Member of The Regency Council
Visit my Blackmoor OD&D board
OD&D since 1975
"Don't ask me what you need to hit. Just roll the die and I will let you know!"
- Dave Arneson
