Remember the days of World in revolution?

[thorgili]

Hey folks its been awhile since I've seen a world in revolution RP I wonder why that idea sort of fell out of popularity

[Byrd Man]

I think it's just way too much work and not really worth the effort.

[thorgili]

I think it's just way too much work and not really worth the effort.

@Byrd Man

true it is a lot of work especially on the GM's side albeit there is that fantasy one going one (the 1815 to 1915 one) which from watching it seems to be awfully similar in approach to world in revolution.

[Byrd Man]

I soured on it because it was more of a traditional game than one more writing friendly. I had fun while I was doing it, but would have preferred a less stats and number driven game.

[UltikanaRe]

If I could for a moment speak to my experience as a GM, I would say that although the concept is intriguing, there always seems to be a cohort of purists that will tell you how to run your game and that tend to get pissy if you have an idea that might make the game more approachable or less terrifically research-intensive, or really anything that varies from the original concept on the paradox forums. Just my two cents. Maybe you will have better luck, or simply want to copy+paste the original.

[Theodorable]

If I could for a moment speak to my experience as a GM, I would say that although the concept is intriguing, there always seems to be a cohort of purists that will tell you how to run your game and that tend to get pissy if you have an idea that might make the game more approachable or less terrifically research-intensive, or really anything that varies from the original concept on the paradox forums. Just my two cents. Maybe you will have better luck, or simply want to copy+paste the original.

@UltikanaRe

Similarly the effort lies extensively on the side of the GM. The GM does 90% of the work and the player does 10%.