Not to mention cosmetics
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Mike Krahulik once ran a game on stage at PAX where he unveiled envelopes which represented locked chests. He then told the group there was another set of envelopes, each of which cost $5 for any party member.
He effectively introduced paid loot boxes to tabletop gaming.
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Mike Krahulik once ran a game on stage at PAX where he unveiled envelopes which represented locked chests. He then told the group there was another set of envelopes, each of which cost $5 for any party member.
He effectively introduced paid loot boxes to tabletop gaming.
That was pretty great. Morgan Webb immediately pulled out $5.
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That was pretty great. Morgan Webb immediately pulled out $5.
Well, obviously. They are on stage and it’s just funny to do that.
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I made all my campaigns the same way I wrote design docs for games I wanted to make. It’s literally exactly the same, except that the dice and I are the computer.
I’m not an executive at EA, tho, so none of my shit is done as live service and contains zero MTX. I’m more like Valve and just operate on my own sweet time.
