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Who else would you like to see join RPGsite?

Started by Consonant Dude, February 06, 2007, 12:21:20 AM

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Consonant Dude

An idea I had from another thread. Pretty simple. List suggestions of people you'd like to see join this forum. Who would make it interesting?

I'm going to start:

Dan Davenport

First, I just love his reviews. They are balanced, detailed and objective. This guy gives you a great idea of a game, even if you do not agree with his conclusions. I find he's a helpful reviewer and as a poster, I find him generally just as helpful and pleasant.
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jdrakeh

I'd like to see Dan, as well (for the same reasons that you mention and because he often serves as a voice of reason in #RPGnet).

I also wouldn't mind seeing former RPGenetter Justin Bacon (the only guy other than Dan whose reviews I read regularly).

And Gareth Skarka (this was a guy who I once traded threats of physical violence with via email, but after working with him at RPGNow and gettign some perspectiv on his personal life back in those days, I found him to be a really great guy who was merely going through a bad spell back in 2001-ish).

Finally, I'd like to see S. John Ross and/or Bruce Baugh join up, as they both have some unique insider perspective into how large/successful companies operate (and because I know that they would drive certain posters here crazy in very amusing ways).

[Edit: Almost everybody else that I have an interest in hearing from in the online RPG community already posts here.]
 

droog

The past lives on in your front room
The poor still weak the rich still rule
History lives in the books at home
The books at home

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jdrakeh

Quote from: droogCalithena.

Oooo. . . good call! Let me add Jurgen Hubert to my list, while I'm thinking about it (unless he already posts here).
 

Stumpydave

(apologies for the BP bias, but thats where I came from)

Darth Tang.  Not only does he have a fantastically detailed approach to RPG campaigns which I could never hope to emulate in a thousand years, his off topic stories are bloody interesting as well.

And he's a copper in Texas.  I just wonder if he and Nox live in the same area(cue evil laughter).

Also SteveD and Bailywolf.  Two of the most prolific RPG idea minds out there.

P.S. Jdrakeh - S.John Ross does post here.
 

Balbinus

TrippyHippy would no doubt add value, I'll add others as I think of them.

I doubt Dan would sadly, I think Bruce for all I personally value his contributions would be mad to.

Fighterboy

The guy that springs to my mind is Paul Elliott (AKA Mithras), general historical gaming god, and (having gamed with him) a bloody nice bloke...

Fighterboy


Quasar

Ron Edwards of course.

Also perhaps Mark Rein Hagen.
 

Hastur T. Fannon

Quote from: StumpydaveDarth Tang.  Not only does he have a fantastically detailed approach to RPG campaigns which I could never hope to emulate in a thousand years, his off topic stories are bloody interesting as well.

Ditto'd.  He's a fantastic writer
 

Fighterboy

Actually, Cessna...

No, hear me out.

Off list, and when not modding, he's a laid back, chilled kinda guy (having corresonded with him a little).  I think he'd benefit from spending some time as 'just some poster on some message board.'

Of course, I can imagine a shitload of people with axes to grind making that a TAD difficult...:D

Balbinus

Quote from: FighterboyThe guy that springs to my mind is Paul Elliott (AKA Mithras), general historical gaming god, and (having gamed with him) a bloody nice bloke...

Also Third Level Fighter, unless of course you are Third Level Fighter, in which case welcome aboard :D

But yes, Mithras and Third Level Fighter would make great additions.

Settembrini

QuoteOf course, I can imagine a shitload of people with axes to grind making that a TAD difficult..

And they could be very right.
BTW, Cessna used to comment and frequent the Pundit´s, to "keep grounded".

I´m pretty sure he´s a Lurker here.
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Zachary The First

Dan Davenport, PaladinCA, & Bailywolf are all good ones.  I'd also like to see Grubman, whom I believe someone said was scared off--true/false?
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David R

Malcolm Sheppard used to post here as Shooting Dice, it would be cool if he started posting here again. Malcolm, the "Frank Black" of rpg forums :D

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David R