Also, this week we continue our Social Media Discussion Question segment- except while editing I realized I goofed big time. We've already recorded next week's episode (with some special guests you won't want to miss!) and somehow through that whole process I didn't realize that I posted the wrong question on social media this week! This week's question (according to the podcast) was about Interactive Fiction, yet the question I actually posted was about Character Voices (as you'll hear us talk about next week). It's not the end of the world, but it was still a pretty big goof on my part. So, sorry about that. I'll have to figure out how to keep myself on track in the future.
We have a new Patron this week! Welcome to the fold, Noah Wizard! (We also have another new patron, but he joined after this episode was recorded so expect a shout-out next time around.) Our Patreon is getting bigger and better every week, so head over to Patreon.com/InterPartyConflict and think about joining yourself!
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See you all next week!
Episode 74: No Metagaming Allowed
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Questions answered this episode:
1. How can I encourage new players to avoid metagaming?
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Noteworthy Links:
The Cantrip on Soundcloud
Barbershop Quartet
Be Sure to Drink Your Ovaltine
Psychic Paper from Doctor Who
Clark Kent's Glasses
Brian Griffin Barbershop Quartet impression from Family Guy
What Level Was Gandalf?
Inigo Montoya (spoilers for The Princess Bride)
That episode of Community where they play D&D
Interactive Fiction
Get Lamp, a doctumentary about Interactive Fiction and its history
Prodigy, one of the earlier forms of the Internet as we know it
Parsely Games, a series of interactive fiction-esque roleplaying games
Be Sure to Drink Your Ovaltine
Psychic Paper from Doctor Who
Clark Kent's Glasses
Brian Griffin Barbershop Quartet impression from Family Guy
What Level Was Gandalf?
Inigo Montoya (spoilers for The Princess Bride)
That episode of Community where they play D&D
Interactive Fiction
Get Lamp, a doctumentary about Interactive Fiction and its history
Prodigy, one of the earlier forms of the Internet as we know it
Parsely Games, a series of interactive fiction-esque roleplaying games
Hey guys! Great idea about using interactive fiction as a metagame curse in D&D. Just so ya know, the small Parsely games are now unavailable but the complete collection of all 12 games will be available very soon (as of this comment).
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Thanks so much! We ran a Parsely game for our Patreon bonus episode this month (Spooky Manor). I'll definitely be picking up the lot once they're available!
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