We get two Hermiones? That means one for Ron and one for Harry! *squee*
*ahem* That story might have been fun, but in the part you wrote down, there's not much reason it couldn't be adapted to another step entirely. "Now really Doc, you think Gallifreyans were the only ones to develop time travel?"
But I really like the direction that DW8 is going, as it has the same kind of vibe as DW2. It has that feel of multiple groups of characters all with asymmetric information whose actions around each other inadvertently build to a greater whole. I liked DW5 too, I just liked DW2 more. I suppose it's like how my favorite form of comedy is farce, and this is like a dramatic version of farce. But instead of everything falling together at the end, we're too late and everything is forced to a new dramatic state. I'm not really sure what I'm talking about here, but TL;DR I like DW8, keep going!
Also your story reminded me of a song.
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*ahem* That story might have been fun, but in the part you wrote down, there's not much reason it couldn't be adapted to another step entirely. "Now really Doc, you think Gallifreyans were the only ones to develop time travel?"
But I really like the direction that DW8 is going, as it has the same kind of vibe as DW2. It has that feel of multiple groups of characters all with asymmetric information whose actions around each other inadvertently build to a greater whole. I liked DW5 too, I just liked DW2 more. I suppose it's like how my favorite form of comedy is farce, and this is like a dramatic version of farce. But instead of everything falling together at the end, we're too late and everything is forced to a new dramatic state. I'm not really sure what I'm talking about here, but TL;DR I like DW8, keep going!
Also your story reminded me of a song.
Quote:I then immediately figure out how to let a member of the DA do them instead.Ah, the challenge of moving from player to GM.
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