I'm a big fan of Lovecraft and recently got my hands on some of the RPG material. I never thought I would be interested in an RPG ( unless it was a rocket propelled grenade ) but this looks really good.
But how to play an RPG when isolated on a hillside farm, with only a handful of English speakers for miles around ?
Is there a way to do it on the 'net ?
All my life I been in the dog house
I guess that just where I belong
That just the way the dice roll
Do my dog house song
Ventrilo or Skype are some other options. Both are free downloads and easy enough to use. Honestly Skype would prolly be easier.
As for the who, that is more difficult. I'd be amazed to find anybody who was still playing it tbh. MMOs are pretty much where everybody is these days. Several people here are on SWTOR. Pretty much everybody I know has played WoW at some point. EQ2 has been in its death throes for years, but still manages to limp along somehow. Guild Wars 2 is releasing soon and is free to play IIRC. Looks good too. Diablo III just released and is entertaining enough. Artwork is gorgeous, environments are creepy and can be played solo or in groups.
If you feel the need to stick with pen and paper, look for an internet group that plays. I still know of a teleconferenced D&D game running on Skype and a random number generator. They are out there, just that they're rare birds.
Check out Paranoia when you have time. That was one hell of a game.
Highspeed, it has been translated into spanish...so
I once played by email with some buddies. we would send emails to a DM along with 20 die rolls to help with the determinations. The game was slow, but the detail and anticipation was fun.
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Highspeed, it has been translated into spanish...so
I once played by email with some buddies. we would send emails to a DM along with 20 die rolls to help with the determinations. The game was slow, but the detail and anticipation was fun.
I'm very well aware of where he is. As I found that page while using my phone and not wanting to cruise the entire thing, I said it "might" be what he was looking for.