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Title: Poison'd more fun than IAWA?
Post by: Ry on April 14, 2008, 03:17:07 PM
Background: I happened upon an interview for Page XX with Luke and Vincent.  Vincent sounded really tired.  But at one point he said that poison'd was more fun but IAWA was easier to play. 

Vincent (et al): Why is Poison'd more fun?
Title: Re: Poison'd more fun than IAWA?
Post by: lumpley on April 14, 2008, 03:36:51 PM
I hope what I said was that Poison'd is more fun with the right group and In a Wicked Age is easier, more reliable fun. That's what I thought I said.

Poison'd is more fun but harder fun because it makes willing victims way more effectively than the Wicked Age does. In a Wicked Age preserves the loser's power over the winner, where Poison'd buys the loser into the winner's power.

-Vincent
Title: Re: Poison'd more fun than IAWA?
Post by: Graham W on April 15, 2008, 06:10:38 AM
Poison'd is more fun because it has pirates and buggery. However good In A Wicked Age... might be, it does not have explicit support for pirates and buggery, so it can never be as good as Poison'd.

Graham
Title: Re: Poison'd more fun than IAWA?
Post by: lumpley on April 15, 2008, 04:09:28 PM
Oh yeah, that reminds me. Fun is fun and whatever, and In a Wicked Age is good and it has some real strengths going for it, plus a better text, but of the two, Poison'd is the better-designed game.

-Vincent
Title: Re: Poison'd more fun than IAWA?
Post by: Peter Nordstrand on April 15, 2008, 08:39:26 PM
Hahaha! Well spoken Graham!