Intercon N Games: Thinking about selections
I am going to this: http://www.interactiveliterature.org/N/index.php
I am likely interested in:
After Party, for the Ars Amandi technique. I have some suspicions about my own technique when I do romance plot. I am curious as to how many of these things I do anyway. However, I am hyperventilating at the thought of participating. It's an intimidating notion.
Boulevard of Broken Dreams: No idea who I would play, but it's interesting. Also: Derek Herrera is the writer and he plays in Shadows.
Cirque du Fey: Probably just for the costuming challenge. Also, the writers are top notch for this game.
Rabbit Run: Totally for the Writers. Cause... yeah.
That's all that's screaming my name so far. I should probably play a Noir game, just cause, but I can't figure out which one makes sense.
There's no schedule yet anyway, so everything I will want to play will be stacked on top of each other.
The scheduling gods are not kind.
I am likely interested in:
After Party, for the Ars Amandi technique. I have some suspicions about my own technique when I do romance plot. I am curious as to how many of these things I do anyway. However, I am hyperventilating at the thought of participating. It's an intimidating notion.
Boulevard of Broken Dreams: No idea who I would play, but it's interesting. Also: Derek Herrera is the writer and he plays in Shadows.
Cirque du Fey: Probably just for the costuming challenge. Also, the writers are top notch for this game.
Rabbit Run: Totally for the Writers. Cause... yeah.
That's all that's screaming my name so far. I should probably play a Noir game, just cause, but I can't figure out which one makes sense.
There's no schedule yet anyway, so everything I will want to play will be stacked on top of each other.
The scheduling gods are not kind.