What happens when your game collapses and you need to start a new thing?

Pat discusses his experience running a GURPS fantasy campaign and a Twilight 2000 campaign, highlighting how personal connections and real-life circumstances often take precedence over game mechanics. He explains how his Saturday table, initially a Rome campaign with five players, struggled to maintain its structure due to player attrition and the real-life reasons and health issues which led to the end of his Twilight 2000 campaign. Pat concludes that while game elements are important, the primary focus should be on fostering strong relationships among players, as this ultimately determines the success and longevity of a gaming group.

Pat and Che discuss the development of a post-apocalyptic role-playing game set 10 years in the future. They focus on creating a straight-toned, conspiracy-driven narrative with secrets and mysteries for both the players and their characters. Pat explains the grounding process for players, which involves collaborative choices and surprise elements. They discuss the process of preparing for a new campaign, emphasizing the importance of thorough pre-processing and collaboration to ensure a successful and immersive experience for players. 

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