Posted by gameologists on 12th May 2008
Icebreaker: Childhood fantasy crushes.
Main Topic: Love, Sex and Boning in your game.
1) Use sex as a tool in the game- to excite or anger your players. Have consequences and adventure related to it.
2) How to know when you’ve gone too far. And then how to take it a little bit further.
3) Ways to make interesting sexual characters.
Share your sex stories!
… in game of course.
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Posted by gameologists on 1st April 2008
DadaDUM! It’s here, our initial episode about Min/Maxing. What it is, what it isn’t, and the dangers of spelling.
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Posted by gameologists on 31st October 2007
The Brilliant Gameologists spoof entry into the Fear the Boot contest was selected as the winner today!
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Posted by gameologists on 31st October 2007
Listen to how Indianapolis is like a vagina.
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Posted by gameologists on 2nd September 2007
The Standard Dungeons and Dragons Game
· Action Adventure
· Task Resolution instead of Conflict Resolution
· Well Rounded Party, Each Character Having a Niche
· Emphasizes Position Based Tactical Combat
· Strategic Resource Management
· Story and Setting Based Game, Play is Reactive to Game Masters World Narration
· You Need to Roll the Dice
· Characters are Inherently Balanced with Each other
· The game is level based
Games based on Media Franchises
· The good, the bad, and the unnecessary
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Posted by gameologists on 20th August 2007
Welcome to our inaugural episode.
In our first podcast we lead with our “Manifesto”
Follow up with a discussion of what a “Tabletop Game” is.
We give an explanation of what we mean when we say “Gameology.”
And wrap up with a look at the “Shared Experience”
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Questions for you, the listener:
What do you like about games? Why specifically do you play games?
What is a Tabletop Game to You? What is a better or more succinct answer?
What what do you like about Boardgames? Why are they fun to you?
What are Roleplaying Games to you? Why do you play them?
What kind of RPG play do you like? What do you want out of an RPG?
What are some “Shared Experiences” you have come across?
To answer any or all of these questions, visit our forums!
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