I'm so confused about what I'd be getting into with this. Since there doesn't seem to be any videos or articles on it anywhere, can you upload another screenshot or two? My lack of TTRPG experience is likely playing a hand here, btw. >.>
Hi not sure what you mean but I can answer any questions. If you have any trouble with the rules, search 2400 by Pretendo Games. The setting is original
So you can use the game for short or long-term campaigns. You can get any dice set (d4, d6, d8, d10, d12) and use those or use online versions. Everything in the game is a skill check (or test) so you use roll d6 to see if you succeed. Or, if you are skilled at it, you'll use d8. Even more skilled, d10, etc. Otherwise, it's similar to what you might play with Dnd, etc. A Game Master describes the world for players and presents threats. For this particular setting, picture it like Dark Souls or Elden Ring: there's fights everywhere leading up to big boss battles that can kill you in one or two blows if you're not smart about it. Except it's a modern setting. Since you (and everyone you know) are a brain living in a simulation, you can die and still be rebooted at either sunrise or sunset. Like Scott Pilgrim, Everything Everywhere All At Once, and similar films: your goal is to create deeper human relationships even amidst all the fight scenes. Can I answer any more questions?
Uhm~... why wasn't most of that comment in the game description? It pretty much filled in the blanks for me. Also, I take it having 2400 isn't necessary? This is basically a standalone mod (to put it in videogame terms)?
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How many players would you recommend for your game? 4+ GM?
Also, how many pages is the dating souls-singles.pdf?
Hi. I recommend 1-4 plus GM. Document is 4 pages
Thank you! :)
I'm so confused about what I'd be getting into with this. Since there doesn't seem to be any videos or articles on it anywhere, can you upload another screenshot or two? My lack of TTRPG experience is likely playing a hand here, btw. >.>
Hi not sure what you mean but I can answer any questions. If you have any trouble with the rules, search 2400 by Pretendo Games. The setting is original
https://jasontocci.itch.io/2400
Okay, so it's a quick game experience then. Just dive in with some (online) dice and see how things play out?
So you can use the game for short or long-term campaigns. You can get any dice set (d4, d6, d8, d10, d12) and use those or use online versions. Everything in the game is a skill check (or test) so you use roll d6 to see if you succeed. Or, if you are skilled at it, you'll use d8. Even more skilled, d10, etc. Otherwise, it's similar to what you might play with Dnd, etc. A Game Master describes the world for players and presents threats. For this particular setting, picture it like Dark Souls or Elden Ring: there's fights everywhere leading up to big boss battles that can kill you in one or two blows if you're not smart about it. Except it's a modern setting. Since you (and everyone you know) are a brain living in a simulation, you can die and still be rebooted at either sunrise or sunset. Like Scott Pilgrim, Everything Everywhere All At Once, and similar films: your goal is to create deeper human relationships even amidst all the fight scenes. Can I answer any more questions?
Uhm~... why wasn't most of that comment in the game description? It pretty much filled in the blanks for me.
Also, I take it having 2400 isn't necessary? This is basically a standalone mod (to put it in videogame terms)?
Sure, a standalone mod.
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