u/jackirouac

Hi guys! I’m surly new to JRPGS.
I played many styles of games but I love story focused games. Specially old school, short ish games that don’t include a lot of extra content just to make the game longer, and games that you can play without having to check online guides and stuff like that.

I’m in the second palace and very much enjoying the game. I don’t get a lot of time, maybe 4-5hours of gaming per week. So I’m afraid of burnout, and because I’m ADHD my mind wonders easily to wanting to play other games(have a big backlog of course)

So my question is, for those of you that might have similar issues, what’s your strategy to finish the game?

Thank you! ☺️

Hi guys! I’m on the second palace. Quick question, when you do the hold outs. How often should you be asking the personas to join you vs. asking them for money or items?

Thank you! 😊

Hi guys! Has anyone tried transferring the Special edition vhs on Netflix to a real vhs? I’m keen to try but at the moment not subscribed, and just wondering if the black bars would be present if using a hdmi to composite before I subscribed to try.

Thank you!

Does anyone have a list of books and movies in th vibe of stranger things? Specially the first couple of seasons?

I read “The Institute” by SK and has a bit of a similar feeling. Not as creepy.
Movies: Super 8, E.T. , Goonies…

Any other suggestions? Thank you!!

Hi guys! I’m quite new to TRPGs and just discovered Shadowdark. I live in a rural area and don’t know anyone keen to play so was thinking on running a solo game to see if I like it. I love the feel of the game, but have a quite basic question.

How do the base stats affect the game? I only have the quick start guide, and to me it seems like only the modifiers affect the gameplay?

Or is it up to the GM to make things easier or harder for each character depending on their stats?

Thank you! And hope is not too silly of a question.

Hi guys! Anyone in Australia that knows the best way to get the complete collection? Thank you!

Hi guys! I have been painting miniature for a couple of years. And finally in the market for a proper airbrush. I’m leaning towards H&S as the look less complicated to clean and good quality.

I’m triying to decide if to go for the ultra, which I think is plenty for I want to do. I will be mainly be doing basecoats with it, and maybe some detail work or effects.

Or to spend the extra for an Evolution, mainly because I think it would be handy to not be force to have to press down before pulling back. I know is the correct way, but I feel like it would be nice to learn and get that muscle memory. But again, have only used a cheap airbrush for a bit, so not really experienced.

Thank you so much for any advice!