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Behold The GM's Binder!

Started by Zachary The First, July 30, 2014, 09:33:34 PM

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Ravenswing

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August 04, 2014, 02:29:18 AM
Quote from: Marleycat;775461You have a sickness sir. And I can't believe this but I'm in agreement with LordVreeg, I suggest you bookmark it.
(shrugs)  Wouldn't save me a bit of time. There's no discernible difference between typing something into a file and typing it onto a wiki, or posting a document to my Yahoo group and posting it onto a wiki.  (Except, of course, that with the former I don't have to bother with wiki markup codes.)
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Marleycat

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August 04, 2014, 03:05:19 AM
Quote from: Ravenswing;775469(shrugs)  Wouldn't save me a bit of time. There's no discernible difference between typing something into a file and typing it onto a wiki, or posting a document to my Yahoo group and posting it onto a wiki.  (Except, of course, that with the former I don't have to bother with wiki markup codes.)

I was just funnin' with you.
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LordVreeg

#32
August 04, 2014, 09:40:12 AM
Quote from: Ravenswing;775469(shrugs)  Wouldn't save me a bit of time. There's no discernible difference between typing something into a file and typing it onto a wiki, or posting a document to my Yahoo group and posting it onto a wiki.  (Except, of course, that with the former I don't have to bother with wiki markup codes.)

Most use a WYSIWYG editor anyway, my friend.  And having done it both ways..and I have...after a while it saves time.  Not at first.
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Gabriel2

#33
August 04, 2014, 12:44:46 PM
Quote from: Zachary The First;773713Thought I'd share this over here, too. I finally got my GM's Binder put together. I had scans, pdf printouts, and notes over a ton of folders.

Here's the end result:

Cool.  

I have one of those too for my Mekton game, but it's just Mechs, Characters, and equipment.

I prefer paper and notebooks to electronic solutions.  For me it just takes something away from tabletop RPGs when everything is data in a electronic device.
 

LordVreeg

#34
August 04, 2014, 12:58:42 PM
Quote from: Gabriel2;775629Cool.  

I have one of those too for my Mekton game, but it's just Mechs, Characters, and equipment.

I prefer paper and notebooks to electronic solutions.  For me it just takes something away from tabletop RPGs when everything is data in a electronic device.

I like it that the term 'pen and paper' is used...even though it is not what I do, it is still a term i like.
Currently running 1 live groups and two online group in my 30+ year old campaign setting.  
http://celtricia.pbworks.com/
Setting of the Year, 08 Campaign Builders Guild awards.
\'Orbis non sufficit\'

My current Collegium Arcana online game, a test for any ruleset.

jadrax

#35
August 04, 2014, 01:02:32 PM
Quote from: Ravenswing;775469There's no discernible difference between typing something into a file and typing it onto a wiki, or posting a document to my Yahoo group and posting it onto a wiki.

One of the interesting things I am discovering about working on a Wiki, is it allows you to quickly identify things that you may need to write about. The fact that you can access backlinks and see exactly what links to what I am also finding quite interesting.

As always its finding the tools that work for you, but for me I am definitely finding some benefits to how using the wiki is organising my writing.

RPGPundit

#36
August 06, 2014, 07:35:49 PM
Quote from: Marleycat;775067Thank you for not making me feel I'm doing it wrong.:)

I fucking love my Nexus; it is the perfect aid to running a tabletop game.

With the bluetooth keyboard, it's like a tiny awesome computer.  

I'm not a huge technophile, but in this I was ahead of my time; about 15 years ago I had a Palmpilot with a keyboard attachment, and I fucking loved that thing.  I could do all my writing while sitting at a cafe.  The tablet is like that, with a totally different order of magnitude of awesomeness.
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