Thanks! I feel funny talking to a camera without doing something, so it can be awkward for me to do them. Maybe I just need to wait until 1am to record.
Enjoyed the Vlog style. 👍🏼 And I really loved the Nate Hayden interview series. I'd be really interested in a sit-down discussion with Joseph Fatula. And if you could ever arrange it... John Bohrer.
@@PhasingPlayer Based on what you were talking about this morning, Shadows Over Malice hits that emergent narrative bit. I quite like how its a fantasy game that doesnt use stock monsters or tropes and gives you the tools to come up with your own ideas of what your powers mean and what enemies you are facing. I'm really excited to try out his upcoming game Cosmic Frog: World Eaters from Dimension Zero - a game of strategic gluttony, which has gorgeous art reminding me of what you discussed about Cave Evil and Dungeon Degenerates. He has a made a mod for people to try out on tabletop simulator. I've also heard good things about Zimbi Mojo and Dûhr: The lesser houses.
I have played the Arkham games but not Eldritch. To be honest they don't really jive with me. I feel like they miss the mark on being horror titles by giving you a lot of tools to fight back against the monsters. I understand they have their fans (especially the Arkham card game) but they've never done it for me.
Hey Scott, please do more vlogs. They're really enjoyable to watch!
Thanks! I feel funny talking to a camera without doing something, so it can be awkward for me to do them. Maybe I just need to wait until 1am to record.
Enjoyed the Vlog style. 👍🏼 And I really loved the Nate Hayden interview series. I'd be really interested in a sit-down discussion with Joseph Fatula. And if you could ever arrange it... John Bohrer.
For interviews, would you consider picking the brain of Jim Felli?
I've had a few people mention his games to me lately. I haven't played any! Any favorites of his?
@@PhasingPlayer Based on what you were talking about this morning, Shadows Over Malice hits that emergent narrative bit. I quite like how its a fantasy game that doesnt use stock monsters or tropes and gives you the tools to come up with your own ideas of what your powers mean and what enemies you are facing. I'm really excited to try out his upcoming game Cosmic Frog: World Eaters from Dimension Zero - a game of strategic gluttony, which has gorgeous art reminding me of what you discussed about Cave Evil and Dungeon Degenerates. He has a made a mod for people to try out on tabletop simulator. I've also heard good things about Zimbi Mojo and Dûhr: The lesser houses.
Have you played Eldritch Horror, in terms of Ameritrashy story generators?
I have played the Arkham games but not Eldritch. To be honest they don't really jive with me. I feel like they miss the mark on being horror titles by giving you a lot of tools to fight back against the monsters. I understand they have their fans (especially the Arkham card game) but they've never done it for me.