Comic Writers and Artist: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly!

[RexMundi]

Re: Comic Writers and Artist: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly!

 

As a Dumb neanderthal, I'm prone to typos. I would have gone back to fix it but there's folks on forums that Live for the grammar jihad, heh. As posted on Mr. Surbrook's fun site of fun things.

 

Signs your GM is now Mark Millar in his Marvel days:

1) Early in the campaign, many of the ideas are interesting.

2) Early in the campaign, his takes on some of the settings canon characters and tropes often draw a smile, even if the nudge-nudge wink-wink is starting to get on your nerves.

3) As he starts to get bored, NPCs start acting progressively more deranged.

4) As he gets really bored, random torture, rape and cannibalism by NPCs become the order of the day. Formerly competent NPCs become contemptible idiots, and formerly heroic NPCs become deranged villains.

5) Turning NPC heroes into villains has nothing to do with the plot. If called on this, he'll assert (possibly tongue in cheek) that they're still heroes, and this is the sort of thing heroes do.

6) As the adventure gets close to its climax, you realize he has no idea where he wants it to go.

7) As the game finally falls apart, he claims to hate the genre, and mocks you for participating in the campaign.

 

Pretty much sums it up methinks.

 

~Rex