Comments on: It’s Game Theory

By: Bill Collins

Bill Collins — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 16:30:54 +0000

Good advice for the gaming table too. Everyone who contributes to the success of the game as well as themselves sees greater enjoyment.

I’ve followed your journal for some time, but you’ve been very spot on lately with the cogent insights and analyses.

By: Daniel Bayn

Daniel Bayn — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 16:41:02 +0000

You’ve got put your finger on why I’m such a big fan of Google. They sink a lot of time and money into things that make the internet better for everyone, because a better internet = more people online = more ad impressions for Google. It’s a markedly different philosophy than what came out of the 70′s and 80′s.

In other words, you’re in good company.

By: Fred Hicks

Fred Hicks — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 15:07:41 +0000

Please do. I’m absolutely looking forward to it.

By: Mick Bradley

Mick Bradley — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 15:05:46 +0000

The kind of drive and loyalty to Evil Hat that your approach brings out of me is very close to what I felt as a teenager toward my church and what I felt in my 20s toward my theatre community in Amarillo.

Maybe that’s a bit hyperbolic but not as much as you might suspect. The point is, I’ve never felt a personal sense of investment in a game publishing company before. And you just keep feeding the fire.

You’re drawing me out of my shell. The notion of running a new rpg for a group of likely strangers at a con I’ve never been to before scares the hell out of me. But it also excites the hell out of me, and I keep encountering this voice inside that kicks my inner-self-doubter in the head and tells me that this is going to be FUN!

So yeah. The alchemy, the magic … You’re bringing it dude, and it is working.

I’ve got unfinished DFRPG-related drafts in my hopper over at the Monkey. I need to get back to work on those and get them published. I’ll let you know when the first one goes live.