What Do I Know?

This time around, I thought we’d explore a nice, uncomplicated topic, like what makes cyberpunk feel like cyberpunk. No possibility for controversy there, right? Specifically, I want to take a look at hacking, netrunning, entering the Matrix, etc. What does a game need to do to feel like cyberpunk, specifically when the hacker is trying to invade a computer system?

This took me a little longer to write, not because it is a particularly difficult topic, but because, well, it turns out I get a little unfocused when people schedule both a pandemic and a coup at the same time. Since we have a little bit of breathing space between national/global emergencies, this seems like a good time to pull

The holidays got in the way of some of my regular polls, but we’re back here, at the end of the year, to ring out 2020 with a new opinion poll. This poll will run until Thursday, January 8th, so there is a little bit more time to get in on this one. I took to heart some of the

Time for our second survey! Last time we talked about alignment, so let’s pick another topic that is far from controversial, and discuss new editions of RPG! I’d like to know what you think is necessary for you to pick up a new edition of an RPG. One change I’m making this time around is to get a better idea

We’re going to try something for fun. I’ve been posting polls on social media, because let’s face it, polls are fun. But then it occurred to me, why not spread the polling fun? Why not poll everyone, everywhere? Basically, I’m thinking about running a poll on some RPG/Geek related topic starting on a Sunday, and then looking at the results