Sunday, May 31, 2015

How the vampire game went

The vampire game didn't end up getting rained out. Instead we played over at a friend of mine's house. While this location was not the one I was hoping for, originally we were going to be in park by a graveyard, It did end up being better for the game as a whole as I think everyone was in a much more relaxed atmosphere, and there happened to be a bottle of Jameson's at the location that I unfortunately imbibed of much more than I should have. This opinion is based more on how much of the Jameson's I drank and less on my personal conduct, I managed to avoid acting like a ridiculous ass in other words. 

We also picked up a brand-new player who managed to make a character primarily on his own and figured out the system well enough to make a character that many of the other players considered overpowered or broken. Personally I thought this was an awesome achievement and was very happy that this player got to use a character like that. As a result he was the star of the show. This is always a great thing for a new player to experience and while it may have taken away from the other players time everyone enjoyed watching his antics so much that I think it balances out into the positive.

The other awesome thing was that I learned that Dragon dictation software is actually free app through the Apple app store. Which is how I'm writing this now, and also explains the length and verbosity of this post as opposed to how I usually write. Usually the dictation I've been using is the built-in Apple software and I end up trading between the dictation and actually typing which is why it sounds a little weird. The Dragon now breathes my words of mysticism and enchantment upon all of you, be warned, you are all doomed to read my actual speaking habits dictated in text (menacing laugh).



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