What would you like to see on #SJGamesLIVE?

[Ronnke]

That was great....but was over too soon. I'm looking forward to the next #SJGameLIVE GURPS. Please do another.

[Christopher R. Rice]

Agreed. We need moar.

[Refplace]

Originally Posted by Turhan's Bey Company

GURPS has seen substantial supplements covering big topics lightly discussed in the Basic Set, if at all: mass combat, vehicle construction, dynamics of solar systems and planetary environments, and so on. What are three areas where GURPS could still stand to break new ground like that?

Originally Posted by Anders

Can we get Sean answering rules question in interpretative dance?

Loved the responses to both these.
Kudos to all the freelance authors with call outs but special compliments and happy nod to Douglas Cole for Action Points which got some nice love.
As to the setting thing, I am not a Zombie fan so didn't buy Dy One but probably will now just to put in a vote for the concept.
We saw something like that with Ken Hite but I think various genres could use that treatment.

[Anders]

Originally Posted by Ronnke

All I'm seeing are excuses...I want solutions people...solutions. Where there is a will there is a way, make it so. :P

You could get an online game... but I think you'd need editing for it to be enjoyable.

I'm actually a little embarrassed that my 'silly' question won; I would have voted for TBC's question on expanding sections in the Basic Set. I'm not, however, so embarrassed as to give up my prize! :)

[robkelk]

Originally Posted by Ronnke

All I'm seeing are excuses...I want solutions people...solutions. Where there is a will there is a way, make it so. :P

Videoconferencing.

(No, it isn't too expensive. Blackberry smartphones can do it out-of-the-box.)

[vicky_molokh]

Originally Posted by robkelk

Videoconferencing.

(No, it isn't too expensive. Blackberry smartphones can do it out-of-the-box.)

I thought Skype does it out of the box for free. At least it does with audio calls.

[Ronnke]

Originally Posted by vicky_molokh

I thought Skype does it out of the box for free. At least it does with audio calls.

Google Hangouts is also free and since #SJGamesLIVE is already using Hangouts to stream their sessions, then it shouldn't be a problem to do a live play with some of the GURPS crew. I think it would be laugh and entertaining to watch.

That's why I suggested it for the next #SJGamesLIVE GURPS. ( Rhea please make it happen :) )

[johndallman]

Maybe I'm not the audience for this ... but a bit more attention to focusing the cameras would have helped. Steven was definitely out of focus; Kromm just a little blurry. I had to treat it as a podcast, apart from the interpretative dance segment.

[Kromm]

Originally Posted by johndallman

Maybe I'm not the audience for this ... but a bit more attention to focusing the cameras would have helped. Steven was definitely out of focus; Kromm just a little blurry. I had to treat it as a podcast, apart from the interpretative dance segment.

That isn't really an option, as we're relying on ordinary, low-cost webcams for home users, not fancy videoconferencing gear. For instance, my camera doesn't have adjustable focus, or even a way to fake it via its bundled software. It has a fixed point of focus vaguely near where a person is likely to be sitting, but it's blurry in one way or another no matter where I sit. The solution would be a more expensive camera, but as I've used mine maybe three times ever, that doesn't seem worthwhile in this case. Sorry!

[johndallman]

Fair enough.