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Intercon Games - The Early Edition
Jul. 30th, 2009 09:12 pmTo be honest, the lineup for Intercon J is looking kind of uninspiring right now. There's one game I really, really want to play in. That would be "Like Putting a Leash on a Rocket Launcher." It's a neat concept and one I think I could have fun with.
Other games that look kind of interesting but I'm not dead set on (in alphabetical order):
10 Bad LARPS: C-Section: I'm assuming this is a Sunday morning game and those are always 50-50. Maybe I feel like getting up, or maybe I feel like sleeping in after Saturday/going home early.
Ghosts of Urquart and/or Survivors of the Naronic: Who doesn't love the Brits? They're a fab GM/writer team. However - and I realize I'm about to commit heresy here - I'm not that into Steampunk/Victoriana. Feel free to stone me now. I did love the one game I've been in with that sort of setting, but that owed more to the fact that it was a fucking musical LARP than anything else. So maybe.
GM Space - Played in it already and recommend it to others.
Ode to Bobby Joe - I like in-depth character work and I don't mind singing. See above. My one worry is that the description makes it sound like the characters are a bunch of loners and I work best with a partner/people in-game my character deeply cares about. Still, this is a strong contender right now.
The Last Seder - You fuckers who get to play in the expanded version, I shake my fist at you. Seriously, I was in the first run and it was one of the best games I've ever played in. I just don't get to play again. Dammit.
...And that's it. Watch all of the above get scheduled for the same slot. Meanwhile, MidAtlantic are still being bums and have no games listed.
Other games that look kind of interesting but I'm not dead set on (in alphabetical order):
10 Bad LARPS: C-Section: I'm assuming this is a Sunday morning game and those are always 50-50. Maybe I feel like getting up, or maybe I feel like sleeping in after Saturday/going home early.
Ghosts of Urquart and/or Survivors of the Naronic: Who doesn't love the Brits? They're a fab GM/writer team. However - and I realize I'm about to commit heresy here - I'm not that into Steampunk/Victoriana. Feel free to stone me now. I did love the one game I've been in with that sort of setting, but that owed more to the fact that it was a fucking musical LARP than anything else. So maybe.
GM Space - Played in it already and recommend it to others.
Ode to Bobby Joe - I like in-depth character work and I don't mind singing. See above. My one worry is that the description makes it sound like the characters are a bunch of loners and I work best with a partner/people in-game my character deeply cares about. Still, this is a strong contender right now.
The Last Seder - You fuckers who get to play in the expanded version, I shake my fist at you. Seriously, I was in the first run and it was one of the best games I've ever played in. I just don't get to play again. Dammit.
...And that's it. Watch all of the above get scheduled for the same slot. Meanwhile, MidAtlantic are still being bums and have no games listed.
