Nice!

That's why I'm doing it semi-casual, and trying to enjoy it as a player more. Start small, build up, and if the spark turns into a fire then bonus.

We're also doing nice and short games. Two hours every Sunday, casual and light with no massive world-saving quests.

Not yet, anyway.

My men?

My men are shit.

I'm looking out of the window as I'm watching this and I can see Jupiter. Sweet.

This 4K UHD version is awesome. I can't wait to get into the extras.

It looks great. The production design is excellent, they managed to get the worn out industrial feel nailed and the overall atmosphere and sense of claustrophobia and dread is spot on. It's exceptionally well written, shot, performed and scored.

It's such a great film and suits my tastes perfectly.

Right, I just read about it. Oops!

Lol - yeah, she nearly fluffed that flip to her feet and she knew it!

Brilliant game, and I really enjoyed the trilogy from Team17 from 15 years ago.

That was a crazy move and she came in knees short, it looked proper painful for Nia!

Thanks mate - I need to give TDP some more adventures.

You can get the PDFs here:

www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/sktxa...

I had a go at writing one with a simple premise, setup, goal and some random charts because I tried to come at it from a design point of view. I still don't really feel it but I can kind of see the appeal as a creative endeavour.

I may need to do it more but I've tried solo RPGing and it doesn't click for me; I think it's just the 40+ years I've spent playing RPGs as a group/collaborative effort. I don't get the same sense of satisfaction.

I also write a lot of fiction so I'm used to just creating stories without prompts.