What kind of RPPR videos do you want to see from us in the future?

[clockworkjoe]

While most of my time is spent working on Base Raiders and producing the regular podcasts, I've been thinking about what kind of video content we should produce in the future. Obviously, the biggest success so far has been the Dread video but all of the videos have gotten a positive response. I'm also thinking we could produce information/educational/tutorial type videos but I'm not sure what we would cover, since we do tabletop RPGs. 

So, thoughts?

[Twibbit]

A video that explains and makes gurps combat make sense?

[SageNytell]

I know Tom has talked in a few episodes about being interested in different miniatures games, and I feel like those are a bit more visual than most of the stuff you guys usually talk about. Perhaps some video of different tabletop mini games and the like?

Also I'd love to see an actual full-length AP of Dread at some point. 

[Froggycleric]

First thought, Rppr fight club, but that probably wouldn't be as entertaining without thad as hedonism senator to announce the fights. Miniature gaming could make some interesting videos.

[Setherick]

Miniatures and top down shot card games would be nice.

My suggestion as x-posted from the FB group: Tom should do a satirical video on how to cheat.

[ThadExMachina]

I say get a green screen, put in some weird backgrounds, and do some Daily Show-esque "on location" reports from various tabletop universes.

[Dom]

One of the things I really want to see from RPPR is more adversarial/competitive gaming. The APs I like the most are the ones where each person has his own motivations and are not afraid of player conflict, such as the A Dirty World games. If you can bring that outside role-playing games, that would be amazing.

I'd really like to see you guys play videogames that pit you one against the other and where you can ally or screw each other up. Boardgames like Diplomacy, or videogames like Crusader Kings II, DEFCON or even Mario Party. Seriously, I am not kidding about Mario Party, check out this amazing Let's Play by 4 players who ended up almost hating each other. You can also check out the view count in their Youtube videos, almost all of them have 20,000 views or more. And rightly so, they screw each other over during the game and it really is hilarious. With a group like RPPR, I think adversarial games that could work very well. Seeing as this is more videogames than actual camera footage, it might be better suited for Raillery. Either ways, I think it would be amazing to see.

[QuickreleasePersonalitY]

a Call of Cthulhu/Delta Green LARP gone awry...

the Ultimate Rolemaster Critical Hit Chart test (with live test subjects)

a typical Camarilla LARP session (which is strangely like a Paranoia RPG -- you can't do anything without a requisition form; even being able to speak requires one -- those who played in the old org long enough would know of what I joke aboot)

Mutual of Omaha Wild Kingdom at the Gamer Preserve; beware the Codysaur...

Most Obtuse Game with renactments of game play.  I vote Jorune as the first one..."Ok thrid, you come upon a Tarsdak.  Now we enter into Did Time.  What is your Donk?"  and so on ;3

[clockworkjoe]

One of the things I really want to see from RPPR is more adversarial/competitive gaming. The APs I like the most are the ones where each person has his own motivations and are not afraid of player conflict, such as the A Dirty World games. If you can bring that outside role-playing games, that would be amazing.

I'd really like to see you guys play videogames that pit you one against the other and where you can ally or screw each other up. Boardgames like Diplomacy, or videogames like Crusader Kings II, DEFCON or even Mario Party. Seriously, I am not kidding about Mario Party, check out this amazing Let's Play by 4 players who ended up almost hating each other. You can also check out the view count in their Youtube videos, almost all of them have 20,000 views or more. And rightly so, they screw each other over during the game and it really is hilarious. With a group like RPPR, I think adversarial games that could work very well. Seeing as this is more videogames than actual camera footage, it might be better suited for Raillery. Either ways, I think it would be amazing to see.

What did you think of The Warriors? http://raillery.tv/2012/06/the-warriors-rumble-mode-part-1/ and http://raillery.tv/2012/07/the-warriors-rumble-mode-part-2/

[Dom]

One of the things I really want to see from RPPR is more adversarial/competitive gaming. The APs I like the most are the ones where each person has his own motivations and are not afraid of player conflict, such as the A Dirty World games. If you can bring that outside role-playing games, that would be amazing.

I'd really like to see you guys play videogames that pit you one against the other and where you can ally or screw each other up. Boardgames like Diplomacy, or videogames like Crusader Kings II, DEFCON or even Mario Party. Seriously, I am not kidding about Mario Party, check out this amazing Let's Play by 4 players who ended up almost hating each other. You can also check out the view count in their Youtube videos, almost all of them have 20,000 views or more. And rightly so, they screw each other over during the game and it really is hilarious. With a group like RPPR, I think adversarial games that could work very well. Seeing as this is more videogames than actual camera footage, it might be better suited for Raillery. Either ways, I think it would be amazing to see.

What did you think of The Warriors? http://raillery.tv/2012/06/the-warriors-rumble-mode-part-1/ and http://raillery.tv/2012/07/the-warriors-rumble-mode-part-2/

It's a good start, but what I really want to see is a game that allows player to ally with each other and backstabbing said allies, as opposed to just playing multiplayer versus games. I think player conflict is something that the RPPR group could do wonderfully well and something that a lot of people would like to see.

[Teapot]

Interviews with PCs, I'm thinking "Real World" style with things like Gerard and SAIROC talking about eachother.

[clockworkjoe]

Found a game we can all try: http://crypticsea.com/subrosa/

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We'll need some RPPR fans though to fill out the ranks.

[Dom]

Count me in! name the time and place and I'll be there

[Tadanori Oyama]

I'm getting more into the group gaming thing. I'll give it a try.

[Teuthic]

Sounds fun; I'd like to join in.