As A Typically Ambitious Player, I Did

The Books I Write Because I Want To Read Them, The Games Because I Want To Play Them, And Stories I Tell Because I Find Them Exciting Personally.

There Is No Winning Or Losing, But Rather The Value Is In The Experience Of Imagining Yourself As A Character In Whatever Genre You’re Involved In, Whether It’s A Fantasy Game, The Wild West, Secret Agents Or Whatever Else. You Get To Sort Of Vicariously Experience Those Things.

The Secret We Should Never Let The Gamemasters Know Is That They Don't Need Any Rules.

When Ai Approximates Machine Intelligence, Then Many Online And Computer-run Rpgs Will Move Towards Actual Rpg Activity. Nonetheless, That Will Not Replace The Experience Of 'being There,' Any More Than Seeing A Theatrical Motion Picture Can Replace The Stage Play.

Gaming In General Is A Male Thing. It Isn't That Gaming Is Designed To Exclude Women. Everybody Who's Tried To Design A Game To Interest A Large Female Audience Has Failed. And I Think That Has To Do With The Different Thinking Processes Of Men And Women.