Thanks for the idea, indeed I did this in 2022 with Mythic, and documented it here, if you are interested: jvhouse.xyz/running-mythic-with-two-players-and-no-gm
@@jeansenvaars Thanks for pointing this out. It is an interesting read. Personally I can see something similar with co operative boardgames where the players are playing against a "game engine"
I ordered the game yesterday at my local Fantasy store. Looking forward to play it. And to answer your question, I am regularly playing with my daughter. Her interpretations are very nice and even with Shadowdark RPG situations get funny. But based on her age I will not play Fallout with her yet. ;)
To a surprise, Fallout 2d20 is pretty light hearted, of course depending on the approach and the players, but it can be quite friendly when talking about monsters and bad people :) it is not close to other horror or dark fantasy games. Super nice to hear how you play in family :)
This is a really fun way to run games (I've done similar in the past with great success), but it requires a certain mindset from all participants. I've had pushback from some players when trying to introduce oracles in group games
I like these kinds of videos as well! Game recaps like how Runehammer does it. Live plays and experiences from the sessions off-screen too!
Indeed! I'm glad you liked them, yes it was a fun session of about 4 hours so wanted to share that with the community :)
ONCE AGAIN, JEANSEN VAARS A FRICKEN WIZARD!
Thanks for the video! This explanation would make a good blog post or explainer article.
Thanks for the idea, indeed I did this in 2022 with Mythic, and documented it here, if you are interested: jvhouse.xyz/running-mythic-with-two-players-and-no-gm
@@jeansenvaars Thanks for pointing this out. It is an interesting read. Personally I can see something similar with co operative boardgames where the players are playing against a "game engine"
I ordered the game yesterday at my local Fantasy store. Looking forward to play it.
And to answer your question, I am regularly playing with my daughter. Her interpretations are very nice and even with Shadowdark RPG situations get funny. But based on her age I will not play Fallout with her yet. ;)
To a surprise, Fallout 2d20 is pretty light hearted, of course depending on the approach and the players, but it can be quite friendly when talking about monsters and bad people :) it is not close to other horror or dark fantasy games. Super nice to hear how you play in family :)
This is a really fun way to run games (I've done similar in the past with great success), but it requires a certain mindset from all participants. I've had pushback from some players when trying to introduce oracles in group games
Totally agreed! It requires some sort of like minded individuals playing