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By live I just meant with people sitting face to face, so as long as I have a means to record the session it works.

What? It's one of the brighter games I've played (except for the swamps) that's a bizarre experience to have with it.

How does Saga20 work is it a Discord plug in? Is there anything like it for live games?

The music will drag you back in, the game is absolutely beautiful in play despite or even because of the low res graphics.

I agree it works really well as a one shot, it is my goto for convention games. Saying that I've played Horror on the Orient Express (1st edition), and Tatters of the King which were both much longer games and it worked out fine. I think the longer campaigns support a slow descent into madness...

Impaled him outside the gates Alternate option "Are we the good guys?"

Edgar Wright Directing. I'm in. I don't think he has put a foot wrong with the films he's made.

Don't Rest Your Head, where you play insomniacs with weird "madness" powers as you descend into an insane world.

Call of Cthulhu is pretty bleak, you character is likely to die or go insane, and the ancient Gods can and do wipe people or entire cities out when the players can't delay them.

"I elected to commit genocide." Spoiler for a Star Trek Adventures scenario involving Neural Parasites

You're nice people on the whole, you get interesting discussions that are beyond D&D, and general RPG news as well.

I elected to commit genocide. Added commentary.

Give her a chance, I wouldn't be surprised if she isn't already in the process of applying for citizenship all things considered. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C3xXYQoISUK/

No that will be Zendaya, if she isn't cast as Bond. ;)

Problematic content is acceptable even if it isn't obviously and explicitly evil and/or meant to be fought. It just needs to be handled with a little more care, and isn't for every game table. Even then what is problematic is a sliding scale, what is problematic for some tables won't be for...

I agree I would go as far to say to some degree setting doesn't even need to be fantasy. There were a load of d20 variant games like Judge Dredd, and a Call of Cthulhu that I was put off by the level/class structure.

You would need to roll d% on the "flightless air shark table" applying the appropriate modifiers for starting altitude and surface being flown over to determine the result. Don't roll high.

I think Dread was influential, not in the fact you saw everyone playing with Jenga towers, but you did see more non-traditional resolution mechanics after it.

You might have noticed that about all those titles I mentioned.

I'm not sure I understand the question? Non-gaming hobbies, is that a thing?