Launch week for Comic Strip AP continues with Tim B and Noah Jay-Bonn’s first session of Dogs in the Vineyard by Vincent Baker!
There is some lovely RP in this one, and I am particularly fond of Noah’s subtle musical cues that begin during certain tense moments. They have a synth-y, Clockwork Orange-esque vibe, and they really add an emotional punch.
I’m excited to see where this one goes!
A quick reminder that Comic Strip AP is still pending review on iTunes and Google Play. We will share those links as soon as we have them. In the meantime, you can subscribe to Comic Strip AP on your podcatcher apps by searching the following URL: http://comicstripap.libsyn.com/rss
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http://www.gauntlet-rpg.com/comic-strip-ap/dogs-in-the-vineyard-01
Epic!
Epic!
Thanks for the support, everyone!
Thanks for the support, everyone!
Hell yeah !
Hell yeah !
Paul Drussel Be sure to include http:// when you search for the URL.
Paul Drussel Be sure to include http:// when you search for the URL.
Deleted my comment as read the feed URL in the post above, which works fine. Prior to that I tried using the feed URL on the gauntlet website. Thanks!
Deleted my comment as read the feed URL in the post above, which works fine. Prior to that I tried using the feed URL on the gauntlet website. Thanks!
Tim B, is the heart of live Gauntlet games here in Portland. I can’t wait to hear him do his thing!
Tim B, is the heart of live Gauntlet games here in Portland. I can’t wait to hear him do his thing!
Andrew Mayer And ya’ll are the guts and bones and other important stuff! Go Gauntlet PDX!
Andrew Mayer And ya’ll are the guts and bones and other important stuff! Go Gauntlet PDX!
Jason Cordova (or anyone) – what is the conceptual difference between Comic Strip AP and Pocket-Sized Play? I haven’t had a chance to listen to either yet, but they seem like rather similar ideas.
Jason Cordova (or anyone) – what is the conceptual difference between Comic Strip AP and Pocket-Sized Play? I haven’t had a chance to listen to either yet, but they seem like rather similar ideas.
Saul Alexander They’re quite different. PSP is 3+ participants playing for 2-3 hours and then editing down to about 30 minutes. Comic Strip AP is just like the AP on Discern Realities: two people play for 15 minutes a week, and then edit down to 10-15 minutes per episode.
Saul Alexander They’re quite different. PSP is 3+ participants playing for 2-3 hours and then editing down to about 30 minutes. Comic Strip AP is just like the AP on Discern Realities: two people play for 15 minutes a week, and then edit down to 10-15 minutes per episode.
Jason Cordova Cool. That’s kind of what I guessed, but they do look very similar from the outside. There’s no specific reason why a comic strip (by definition) would only feature a single character, for example. This is not necessarily a problem, just an observation.
Jason Cordova Cool. That’s kind of what I guessed, but they do look very similar from the outside. There’s no specific reason why a comic strip (by definition) would only feature a single character, for example. This is not necessarily a problem, just an observation.