The Ask Angry June 2024 Mailbag Proofreadaloud

Listen as I proofread my latest feature… out loud! Let’s end June on a low note. I’ve pulled five questions from my Ask Angry mailbag and I’m gonna answer at least four of them.

The Designing on Purpose Proofreadaloud

Listen as I proofread my latest feature… out loud! It’s time for the first of three hodgepodges of game design concepts that together make a sort-of foundation for this whole True Scenario Design thing.

Just Design a Good Game Supplemental Q&A

Following my recording of Just Design a Good Game Proofreadaloud, I made the incredibly foolish decision to invite listeners to ask me questions. This recording is the result.

Just Design a Good Game Proofreadaloud

Listen as I proofread my latest Feature… out loud! I’ve made a terrible decision. But I can’t tell you what it is until I defend my stance on worlds that level with the characters and get you to sing the game design anthem with me.

The Is Game Balance Worth a Damn? Supplemental Q&A

Following the live studio recording of The Is Game Balance Worth a Damn? Proofreadaloud, I took questions and comments from the assembled audience. This was the terrible result of that awful decision.

The Is Game Balance Worth a Damn? Proofreadaloud

Listen as I proofread my latest feature… out loud! Someone once asked me, “Is game balance worth a damn?” I don’t remember who or why or when, but I remember the question. And now I’m gonna rant an answer.

True Meeting Hostery Supplemental Q&A

Following the recording of The True Meeting Hostery Proofreadaloud, I answered a few questions from those who listened live. This is the result.

True Meeting Hostery Proofreadaloud

Listen as I proofread my latest Feature… out loud! True Campaign Managery lesson time! Again. In this lesson, I’m going to teach all y’all how to host a meeting. Any meeting at all. Including game sessions. Which are meetings.  

Professor Angry’s Office Hours: On Being True Proofreadaloud

Listen as I proofread my latest feature… out loud! In the second of two office-hours discussions, I rant about what it means to actually exercise good judgment and how it’s got nothing to do with building checklists or worrying about hypotheticals.