Monthly patreon video delayed, and save the date for the next meet up!

Oh man, take care of yourself and it's good to hear that you're on the mend. Really looking forward to the call... it's always so refreshing and great to talk to the guys. the new input, new hidden gems etc. take care best Chris

Thanks for all you do, and glad you are feeling better! Had an idea for a topic: using examples of good and not so good rule design/writing/ layout, maybe do a tutorial on how to quickly assess how easy a cool looking solo game will be to actually play. For example, what is the game loop, what are the stats you have to track, what are the randomizers, and how well does the game express the game design through the game loop as opposed to lore or graphic design? A lot of games expect the lore/graphics to do the bulk of the work and tack on an overly simplistic set of mechanics. I'd like to see how you: receive a game in the mail and scan through it, looking for these things, and what are signs the game is functionally complete and will actually merit your time investment versus just a "cool setting and nice coffee table book" that you actually use with different game systems or mechanics.