u/Opening_Mortgage_216

So I ordered new chips, needed a restock, filled them into their respected boxes, left em for a few days because I didn't feel like making anything until now and I have discovered that none of the new ones have holes, what can I do with them instead of elastic bracelets?

This is probably a stupid question but I'm a terrible cook but I'm trying to get better. The chicken I cook is always a very pasty white and imnotetty sure that's fine but how do I get my chicken to crispen up? I'm cooking a Ceaser salad u on with chicken breast right now and the chicken just looks bland and boring compared to some videos I've seen of people cooking chicken where it all nice and crispy.

What's the method to make my chicken look less boring and bland?

I was going to ask this at DMAcademy but I figured it would be better to hear from players too.

I’m literally just watching a YouTube video about prep methods because i wanted to give some alternatives a go and someone mentioned flowcharts.

The players start here, your flowchart says that clues could lead them to either location A, or B. If they go to A, the next clues could take them to C or even back over to B. But they said that that could start to get a little railroady.

To me, that doesn’t feel like a railroad, maybe because I run my games quite linear with a story so a lot of locations and people are important to progress so I like to ensure my players do end up at said locations. I do this already just without the visual flow chart where instead I just write it down in bullet points and stuff.

So, to the DM’s and players, would you feel railroaded if you found out that’s how your DM preps? That yes you made a choice to go to this location but it also leads back to the other location?

Like a /lot/ of people I've always wanted to do youtube but I was like seven, had nothing to make content about and very shy.

Now I’m older I have hobbies and such and I want to make videos which are like blogs(?) I suppose of me making my dnd campaign.

Thing is I have no idea where to start, what I’m doing and am still really shy.

I have an Iphone and a dream basically. I'm aware my content will probably be low quality but I think it would be fun for me to see where my campaign went from its early stages and then I could document how each session went, possibly recording said sessions or if not debriefing how it went, maybe clips.

What should I know? What do I absolutely /need/. Bearing in mind I have a very small budget, and don't really want to splash out on something I plan to do as a hobby. I dotn expect to get super popular or anything so I don't want to get expensive kit.

Any advice is appreciated :)

EDIT: I also want to ask- how do you think I could make the debriefs more entertaining? I don't think I want to do a full 5-6 hour long video of our sessions because 1: I don't want out games to go from casual beer and pretzel games to feeling like we need to preform and 2: I don't have the storage for that type of thing. I don't want to just talk at the camera “we did this, then this happened, then we did this” because that will get boring to make and to watch. I was thinking maybe drawing little figures, I can't draw at all but I could try and then move the figures, or get a picture of our faces. But then I still don't know

Don't know if anyone will see this post at this point but oh well 😄

Like a /lot/ of people I've always wanted to do youtube but I was seven, had nothing to make content about very shy.

Now I’m older I have hobbies and such and I want to make videos which are like blogs(?) I suppose of me making my dnd campaign.

Thing is I have no idea where to start, what I’m doing and am still really shy.

I have an Iphone and a dream basically. I'm aware my content will probably be low quality but I think it would be fun for me to see where my campaign went from its early stages and then I could document how each session went, possibly recording said sessions or if not debriefing how it went, maybe clips.

What should I know? What do I absolutely /need/. Bearing in mind I have a very small budget, and don't really want to splash out on something I plan to do as a hobby. I dotn expect to get super popular or anything so I don't want to get expensive kit.

Any advice is appreciated :)