The RPPR AP podcast site is now up

[beowuuf]

why isn't anyone posting comments on the ap site anymore? ;_;

Because we're horrible human beings?

I have a set of APs queued up on my iPod to listen to! I'll comment soon, I promise!

[B.A. Baracus]

what ross did to stoic japanese guy is basically the most entertaining way to piss off a GM in any game

[Kroack]

that character could have had a rich backstory and everything

Ross: Grenade

[Salkovich]

Just finished listening to the Cyberpunk AP.

Dear god. I think I nearly had a heart attack from laughing so much.

I love everybody complaining about the combat at the end, how easy it was, and I'm just sitting there thinking: you all just had a shoot-out in a hotel hallway with five dudes. If that WASN'T easy, then there'd be a problem with the combat.

Overall a fantastic AP.

[mathey]

Listening to you mock the GrimDark Future of Cyberpunk 2020 brought back fun memories of how wonderfully stupid that setting was.

And simultaneously, how fun it could be if you embrace the stupid.

The whole GaGa element was just icing on the cupcake, I think. 

[B.A. Baracus]

i'm pretty sure the spiral into violence and depravity can be sourced to a single utterance:

"how dare you disrespect lady gaga"

[Kroack]

hahahaha "she's a... princess!" hahaha

[Dogfish]

I'm surprised Ross made such a strong complaint about the rail-roading start to the campaign when Road Trip starts the same way (nanites = curse etc.).

I really enjoyed listening to this session otherwise.

[clockworkjoe]

I'm surprised Ross made such a strong complaint about the rail-roading start to the campaign when Road Trip starts the same way (nanites = curse etc.).

I really enjoyed listening to this session otherwise.

If you read Road Trip, the intro gives several options to motivate the PCs into fighting the cult. The curse of the underworld doesn't have to affect the PCs.

The cyberpunk game felt like bait and switch to me - we were given one premise at the start of the game and then forced into another one at the end without any chance to figure out the betrayal or escape from the situation.

[mathey]

ross is mean

[clockworkjoe]

ross is mean

 

[B.A. Baracus]

If you read Road Trip, the intro gives several options to motivate the PCs into fighting the cult. The curse of the underworld doesn't have to affect the PCs.

The cyberpunk game felt like bait and switch to me - we were given one premise at the start of the game and then forced into another one at the end without any chance to figure out the betrayal or escape from the situation.

well to be fair look what you did to tom's game when he wasn't forcing you into inescapable japanese nanomachine prisons or whatever

you should be ashamed







(ps run cyberpunk again)

[Kroack]

yes.

SEQUEL!

[Dogfish]

yes.

SEQUEL!

Lady GaGa 2.1?

[mathey]

In the sequel, you should find some way to drive a tank.