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Most of those books, including "This Fabulous Century" are available at the Chicago Public Library.

But ... I gotta get it out next month.

23:23 ironically Gentleman's Gazette is one of the best sources on classical men's wear out there, among other things educating about the differences between a tuxedo and a tail coat

This helped my cat themed ttrpg a lot. Thanks! I'll definitely be checking out other videos from you!

Try taking a shot or vodka every time he says "uuuh" "ahm"... You'll be dead in the first 2 minutes

Very educational

It's a love hate relationship. A precious few manage to get to the successfully published stage, but for most we're lucky to get it to a 'printed of sort' stage. I spent better part of 10 years working on my would-be solo game. I even made the mistake of signing an agreement with a so-called publisher (Golden Bell Entertainment or whatever BS they're going by now) - I've got the contract. That whining aside, here I am, slowly prodding away at a 5th revision in hopes of finally getting something worthy of giving away for little to nothing (contract BS be damned) via RPGDrivethru. 'course, it often takes days, even weeks to see a completed page. At this rate it'll still be years away. But, if it's your dream, pursuit it with everything you can. Perhaps you'll be the next Eric Bloat of Bloat Games.

Great. Informative and entertaining.

What is this big d&d world you're talking about at 19:28 ?

'If a little bit of something is good, then a lot must be better!' This is a real mentality when it comes to herbs, and some of the herbalists I've gotten information from have been very, very serious when they say that with some herbs, you can munch as much as you want---parsley, for example, or any one of the many herbs that are both food and medicine. But there are other herbs, such as goldenseal, where a little goes a very long way indeed, so don't overdo it! So I like that this was emphasized. Chicory does, indeed, grow in Utah---but I've only ever seen it in the mountains, not down in the more desert-y valley floors. 'There's a difference between being edible and being a tasty edible': some people might disagree, but I don't think dandelions are very tasty. :) When it comes to nettle, there are people who make *cloth* out of it! Specifically the fibers inside the stalk, but still.

12:00 30:00 Brandon employees help him only do Brandon unique activites 31:40 8 hour days now, used to be more before family 41:50 Brandon’s rational approach to storytelling

Wow no comments. This is a really good discussion, but I was hoping for a more hands on making such a system. Sorry if you have other videos that lead into this, as this is my first watch of your content. I didn't think Bruce was adding a whole lot until he mentioned all the various variables that'd go into determining the price of goods. That was a good tidbit of knowledge! Everyone else was great.

Out of all of the You-Tube videos I've seen on writing, this one made the most sense. Thanks

I would love to know more about underwear in the pre-medieval world, especially Mycenaean through classical Greece.

I'm sorry but the "Uh" and "Uhm" every single sentence is like torture for me.

As comments are turned off for your audiobooks I just wish to tell you here how much I am enjoying the first book of yours I'm currently listening to, Flame and Ember. I love historical romances but find that I'm bored with most within the first few chapters. Not so yours. Thank you for uploading, I'm looking forward to listening to your others.

FANTASTIC!

I dislike the close minded nature of designers to think there are 3 pillars (Combat, Explore, Social) (or in D&D 3.0+ Combat Combat Combat). There can be more than 3 pillars. My ttrpg has 5. 6 if you run the cyberpunk version. You could argue it isnt 5, it is 4, but meh. Each of the 5 subsystems have 2 skill types with 1 Attribute & 4 skills in each type. This doesnt include the Magic system, but that isn't a gameplay system or gameplay facet. The magic types are like skill types, but apply to different facets or even overlap facets. 1. Combat 2. Social 3. Travel (Hexcrawl & Survival / Camping) 4. Information (Exploration & Investigation) 5. Movement (Stealth, Chase/Escapes, & Obstacles) Overcoming Obstacles could be considered Exploration, but Chase scenes? Ehhh. Exploration could include all information, but when you're lumping Exploration in with everything to do with Investigation, Information, Obstacles, and Stealth? That's a lot when it already has a lot to it without those things. Then you add Travel to exploration too? That's a lot crammed in there. Meanwhile Combat is a facet that is absolutely singular in nature and consists of only variant forms of Combat (Mass Battles, Duels, Skirmishes, Calvary, etc.) Social is also singular in nature. But everything else that isnt Social or Combat os crammed in Exploration. This is so silly and close minded. And it makes game design in a box. So I dislike this mindset of "the 3 facets".

Do you narrate for Eugene Khutoransky's physics videos?

dont get me wrong but for practical reason just play GURPS. you can do anything you like

I find this helpful even as an action writer… it helps boosting characters connection with each other as was said. Granted as they said about ‘gifts’ and ‘quality time’…. Home gives his girlfriend a belt fed machine gun and they hang out on the range… but this still helped make the characters feel real

Im making a tabletop roleplaying game called cards and cobolds. It takes place in the dungeons and dragons universe.

this is awesome!

This is very good!

Historical Romance with lots of relationships..family, brothers, sisters, cousins… personalities to add depth main characters and meaningful romantic relationship …also humor, little flaws that make characters more human…and rivals …always fun, jealousy etc.Please don’t stop writing historical romance and don’t try to bring them into the 21st century. It is so much more fun to escape to the 18th or 19th, etc. Also, don’t let Americans narrate! Madeline Brolly is awesome😊

The "uh" makes this painful to listen to

Thanks for the info. I think this'll be very helpful for putting something together. I do find it slightly odd that there's no addressing of the technical issues anywhere, not even in the description or a pinned comment. Feel very bad for the guy trying to field questions for you. I know this is a two year old stream as of this comment, but it just strikes me as odd that you didn't even bother checking for technical difficulties after not hearing anything from your producer.

Seems like good info but it is difficult to listen to someone who says umm every other word. Maybe “playtest” your presentations first? I’m not being snarky here, I earnestly think it gets in the way of people hearing the good wisdom and knowledge you have to offer.

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Fabulous. Thank you, Mr. Brown.

She’s amazing and timeless! 💖 And loved grilled cheese.

I love the idea of a "versus" novel!

Thank you, this was very helpful ❤️👍😁

Thanks mate, now I can make my own campaign and leave D&D.

even though dnd is "combat focused" actual combat is pretty bad in it

Glossotechnia, created by Jim Henry, is a game about creating a new language.

Oh respectable lady!!! Awesome wonderful😘

Great Presentation!

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It's funny but unfortunate that you couldn't hear the other guy. Cortex would be a polyhedral system (not d12 system). 11:04 That's called the sunk cost fallacy. 36:35 I see results for "For the Queen"

Okay first of, if you are interested in making your own TRPG please move away from systems like Lumen, 5e DnD and PBtA, look at systems like Savage Worlds, World Of Darkness, Chronicles of Darkness, FATE, Fudge system, Call of Cthulhu, Shadow of the Demon Lord (which is a nice improvement on the base D20 system), Traveler, 7th Sea, Symbaroum (the not 5e version of the game), Mutant Year Zero, Forbidden Lands, Legend of the Five Rings, there is a myriad of varied and interesting systems with unique mechanics and ideas to be inspired for that aren't 5e, PBtA or Lumen, as to why i speak against this systems is because 5e doesn't work for anything but 5e despite whatever 5e fans say about, PBtA is a system that is incredibly flawed and make for stale characters in a long term campaign as characters are bound to their playbooks in every interation of this system and it always end up falling short and Lumen is quite honestly a mess.

I think those pillars are really that meaningful. Sure, D&D is built around them, but honestly they seem only interesting if one whats to create a sandbox simulation world, the moment one has a very different kind of experience in mind none of those might be relevant (yes, not even the RP aspect).

Great lecture.

you are not listening to your question guy

As one who has been developing my own game over the last 36 years, only recently has it come to a form that I feel comfortable releasing to the public. You present a lot of great advice and I can attest that nearly all of them applied to my situation. Thank you for taking the time to break this all down and share it. Cheers!

Title basically means Americans.

SPOILER, DONT READ IF YOURE READING MISTBORN SAGA I'm an atheist and read the first three books in the mistborn saga. Actually from the first book on, I felt like religion was glorified and equated with hope, which isn't true, since you can have hope without faith in some god. Then at the end I was really irritated by the notion of religions containing the knowledge of humankind, where in fact science contains the knowledge of humankind. So when I went on Sandersons Wiki page after that, I was not surprised at all. Maybe he is quite good at representing different religions and how they get along. But imo his belief is spilled all over the books and as an atheist, this is quite a severe drawback.

This dude says ugh alot

Ravyn: “OMG! OMG! No one is asking any questions…. Keep talking, keep talking…” Producer: “OMG! OMG! He can’t hear me, he can’t hear me…” 🤣