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Sunday, August 27th, 2006
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7:02p - Please help me settle a debate:
Centaurs sleep standing up.
True! They're half horse, after all!
25(23.1%)
False! They're half human, after all!
8(7.4%)
Some might, some might not.
24(22.2%)
Dude, they're fantasy creatures that make no logical sense. You could say they sleep hanging upside-down from trees and make it work.
45(41.7%)
Other (please explain in comments)
6(5.6%)
current mood:  curious (34 comments |comment on this)
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8:36p - A little knowledge can be a dangerous thing....
So, over the past 3+ years that I've been a member of this community, I've noticed that there's a lot of people who want to know if there's any big changes planned in a campaign, even if it's the sort of stuff that is integral to the story, etc.
For example, if a game starts off being about federal agents in an X-files sorta vein, but halfway through the campaign, they discover that there's a civilisation underneath the surface of the world, and the rest of the campaign is spent fighting them, not the mudane crimes with a touch of weird they were before.
Myself, as a player, I'd rather be completely surprised by this. Apparently, I'm by no means in the majority of this. And that sort of thing is what I'm referring to when I speak of IC/OOC knowledge.
What closest resembles your views on IC/OOC info?
I'd prefer to know as much as possible and then RP my character's ignorance
9(12.3%)
I want to know most of the basics, even if some of it is stuff my PC would never know.
16(21.9%)
Anything that affects the theme of the campaign, I wanna know in advance, even if it spoils IC stuff. Little stuff I don't mind.
15(20.5%)
I want to be surprised as much as possible!
33(45.2%)
current mood: curious (25 comments |comment on this)
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