What a fucking child.

Thanks!

Really wish Loops had an Android app.

It’s hilarious that this dude thinks he’s a boxer, yet the first time he legit gets punched in the face his jaw breaks.

I’ve been using Scribus for layout design for years. It works well, but there’s a huge learning curve. Being able to have another option would at least be welcomed.

Thanks! That’s super helpful.

Nope. That was the standard exposure setting. I’ll try adjusting that and maybe it helps though.

Great! Thank you so much for the help. I’ll start researching!

Apologies. I’m not entirely sure where to get the settings from. There are no real settings on the machine (outside of exposure, which is set at 6 seconds). The file also isn’t readable with the slicer, so I’m not sure if there’s additional settings in the file itself.

I’ll try out the file you suggested! Thank you.

Somewhat. It’s in my basement and it usually hovers around 50* in there until the summer (which it is not).

I honestly don’t know what the “don’t buy anything” protest is supposed to do. Everyone is going to buy extra stuff on the 27th and then just do all of their catch-up spending on the 29th. This isn’t going to affect companies at all.

Looks like Loops isn’t accepting new users at the moment. Hopefully that’ll open up again soon.

Followed!

We use discord. My group is actually about 4 groups connected together with overlapping players, so it’s a place we can all congregate virtually. We have a channel for scheduling, ones for in-game content, and some for just messing around.

Seconded for ICRPG. The way it handles exploration and the whole tension die thing is great.

Great advice, thanks!

Thanks for putting another system on my radar. This looks awesome!

I’m shooting for a combination of the 2 kind of. Think spaced out hexes with montages linking them together. It’s the transition between the 2 that I’m having a hard time with. Maybe looking at games like Fellowship that really specialize in this sort of gameplay for inspiration could be helpful!

This aspect is really close to what I’m trying to accomplish. Zoom in on some action, then montage the travel until they hit another focus point. But you’re advice of prompting something of interest and letting them lead into the focus scene is take neat!

The campaign and system are all about traveling though dangerous lands from point to point, exploring along the way and staying alive. I think maybe though I’ve put too much emphasis on the points if interest and not enough thought into the travel in between. Possibly this is because there’s built-in pressure to do this as quickly (and sure, safely) as possible, so I never really thought about them actually doing things when they don’t need to slow down and fight/explore.

Hmm … Maybe doing the “who’s scouting” and prompts like that can be a good lead in and out of these obstacles where things speed up and slow down!