Introducing myself

[Philippe Tromeur]

[Levekius]

[joshua neff]

I think Ron mentioned in another post that he'll be playing (& then reviewing) Rene/Wuthering Heights soon.

[Philippe Tromeur]

On 2001-07-27 16:24, joshua neff wrote:
I think Ron mentioned in another post that he'll be playing (& then reviewing) Rene/Wuthering Heights soon.

He did. He hasn't posted the (very positive) review yet, but I've seen it.
That's one of the reasons why I registered here, because I hope there will be some feedback.

By the way, I'm working on a new version of "wuthering heights" pdf document, with some advice, some precisions , a Tragedy...
A first draft is available here : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/philippe.tromeur/files/wuther-save.pdf
The final "beta" document should be 24-page long, once I've completed it.

[Dav]

I loved Wuthering Heights.  I "ran" the game with Ron, and I must say, once you just toss the idea out there, the game runs itself.  I just got to sit back, watch, and attempt really bad European accents.  And by god, I had tears in my eyes from laughing so hard.

Dav

[Paul Czege]

Hey Philippe, Dav, Ron,

Wuthering Heights is one of the games from the Forge Library that I've been interested in for a while, so much so that I previously started developing a plug-in style modification for a scenario I might run with the game (which I just detailed in the Indie Game Design forum). But one worry I had about the game was having a situation where players want to resist believing things they've been told by other players who haven't made the effort to roll under Despair to be sincere.

Have you found players making a lot of wisdom checks to avoid believing stuff when you've played?

Thanks,

Paul