I need to find a name for my hobby. I don't play RPGs anymore. I only play stuff by Garth Ryder Hanrahan. Maybe that's what the G in RPG stands for?

I like this solution for two reasons: it gives everyone a "happy" ending, and it works well with the way the Heart works in the campaign, with diverging timelines and different, contradictory events existing at the same time.

The solution I thought of is a kind of Revolving Doors situation. Each character will get to ride the machine and tell us how the Heart changes. The rest of the players tell them how the Heart fulfills their dreams, but in a bad way.

Before getting to the solution, the question is - is one required? How did players in playsets feel about one character "fulfilling their dreams", if that can actually happen in the Heart, and the rest of the characters not getting to do that? Maybe I'm trying to solve a problem that isn't there?

Sounds perfect for an Eat the Reich LARP

Is there going to be an Audible (or other audiobook) version?

youtu.be/WVD8-Nh9XCA?...

Pics or it didn't happen

With that group - lots of PBtAs (wet played Brindlewood Bay, Avatar, Cartel and intend to play Rapscallion in the future), Everway, Yazeba's B&B. We played Fate for a short while. I don't remember more at the moment.

Yes

It's a bit more complex than what I like and waaaay more complex than what one of my players likes.
But I'm considering it. At the moment I'm considering either PoD with Traveller or The Zalozhniy Quartet.

Either that or play a GMless game.

Would it work with Traveler Classic? Or does it require the Mongoose edition?

Would it work with a non Traveler Sci-fi game? I'm thinking about Mothership, though I would rather run it as a pirate campaign.

Is there going to be an audiobook version?