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On this episode of Stupid Narration Tricks, I tell you how to a steal a trick from Swen Larian's Divinity: Original Sin 2 to help you treat your players' characters like the characters they actually are.
Read Stupid Narration Tricks: Tagging Your Players' Characters at TheAngryGM.com
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Hey Club Slapdash members...
You might notice a new option in the sidebar that will let you get e-mail updates when new posts are posted at Club Slapdash. The interface is a little clunky, but it works. It's kind of, dare I say, Slapdash?
I will be implementing a fix to the e-mail shit on TheAngryGM.com soon. That's a bit of a bigger problem.
Unfortunately, Monday night’s Deep Dive, part two of Adventures with a Mystery In Them, needs to be rescheduled. I won’t be hosting an event this coming Monday. I will however do my Crappy, Casual, Critical YouTube stream tomorrow, Sunday, as planned. A full schedule of events and content and a May monthly update will be published in a few days.
New Update
I screwed up. Bad.
I had some technical issues with my website last week. On top of that, I had a bit of a mental health crisis over this past weekend that required me to reach out for some help. I'm okay now. But it was really ugly.
In the confusion, I lost track of how many articles I'd finished and published for Early Access. Yesterday, when I thought I had published the final article of the month — on time, no less — I discovered my error. Moreover, I somehow lost an entire draft of an article.
I'm deeply upset by this. I have worked hard in the last sixty days to get myself back onto regular content creation, to start moving the Slapdash project forward, and to run bonus events and to start a workflow for bonus content, all to thank the supporters who have generously stuck with me through this extremely dark time in my life and to show how serious I am about rebuilding your trust.
I do not want to fall behind again. I do not want to leave you one-article short. So, in a couple hours, I will be publishing an article. It's short, but I think it's good. It was written very quickly based on an Ask Angry question someone sent it. I wouldn't publish it if it I didn't think it was a good, interesting article, but I also can't pretend its as in-depth or detailed or as long as my work usually is.
I'm really sorry. I hope you like it. I promise I'm working hard for you all and I'm not going to quit as long as I have choice.
Thank you for your support and your trust and your patience. Many of you turned out in the last two months to let me know what my work means to you, many of you have generously added your support, which has definitely helped to stabilize my situation.
I love you all.
In a total platonic, non-threatening, non-creepy kind of way. You don't need a restraining order.