Samaritan Shootout (Fram's AAR #2) (many photos!)

[FramFramson]

There were four of us. I'm hoping we can get that many again for next week's part 2.

Thanks for the kind words everyone!

[d phipps]

Amazing! 

It's such a joy to see your beautiful miniatures and terrain in action! The poor fellow sinking in the bog was hilarious. 

And don't forget to follow-up with Mila, if you haven't already collected all your 2014 Phantom Agent cards -- http://pulpalley.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=718&sid=457e1a4fa7caa60a92c6d0e04a618630

[FramFramson]

about time too!

But I'll do so after our #3 game next week. No sense in making you guys send two envelopes only a couple of days apart.

[Mad Lord Snapcase]

Sheer genius!  Everything in your game was top-notch, figures, painting, scenery, scenario, everything! 

[Malebolgia]

Fantastic report! Love the table layout and the zillion photos. MOOOOORRREEE!!

[FramFramson]

I actually think I took too many photos... I was quick with each one, but overall I was starting to slow the game down 

[d phipps]

I actually think I took too many photos... I was quick with each one, but overall I was starting to slow the game down 

Ayup, that can be tricky. I try to encourage our players to keep going even when I'm taking pics. It means I'm usually snapping photos about 1-2 activations behind the actual action.

Players do have the tendency to freeze up when the camera comes out, but I just explain before the game that it's better if they keep rolling. I suspect you are also driving the game so that's a bit of a challenge with newer players, but I bet you'll notice a difference already in your next scenario.

THANKS so much for making Pulp Alley look awesome!


HAVE FUN