TTRPGs Eat Time for Breakfast
Rumination on Time Spend vs. Success in Indie TTRPGs
I’ve written so many failed blogs over the last year, thousands of words that, like I’ve written so many failed blogs over the last year, thousands of words that, like Neil Young recording Chrome Dreams, I’ve tossed in the trash. Part of it is, I struggle to find myself interesting, and therefore what I have to say must be exceedingly boring. I don’t do much—I make games. This follows my interest, is driven by my passions, but the majority of it is quiet contemplation with a notebook. Not exactly head-turning stuff.
What would be a responsible practice in this space, to these ends, as an indie TTRPG publishing house?
read the rest at the Radio James Games blog - https://www.radiojamesgames.com/post/ttrpgs-eat-time-for-breakfast
I’ve written so many failed blogs over the last year, thousands of words that, like I’ve written so many failed blogs over the last year, thousands of words that, like Neil Young recording Chrome Dreams, I’ve tossed in the trash. Part of it is, I struggle to find myself interesting, and therefore what I have to say must be exceedingly boring. I don’t do much—I make games. This follows my interest, is driven by my passions, but the majority of it is quiet contemplation with a notebook. Not exactly head-turning stuff.
What would be a responsible practice in this space, to these ends, as an indie TTRPG publishing house?
read the rest at the Radio James Games blog - https://www.radiojamesgames.com/post/ttrpgs-eat-time-for-breakfast