>session ends on a cliffhanger
>>43838119
You don't have to pull your hair out every time, man.
>>43838119
So what? It just makes me that much more excited to play again next week. Other forms of media have been doing this for years.
>>43838119
Get hype for next time!
>session ends
>campaign is put on hiatus
>do a six-session story arc
>first three are looser setup before tackling the main goal
>last three perfectly follow the three-act structure
>>43838153
You motherfucker.
>>43838119
>players are invested in their characters
>end every session just before something terrible happens
>players are too terrified to flake
>no flaking in a year
>>43838119
>Session ends and another player flakes
>TPK on the first session because the GM didn't know how to handle the difficulty
>Campaing is put on hiatus because the story depended on those especific PCs
>>43838621
Just pretend it didn't happen, how hard can that be?
Although if the campaign depended on 3-4 specific characters it's probably shit anyway
>>43838119
> BBEG destroys your idea of justice
>>43838119
>session ends
>GM says "You guys really surprised me this session"
>>43838407
If it works it works.
>session ends
>thanks DM that was great!I will never know this feel.;_;
>>43838119
Most sessions should end on cliffhangers, that's a good thing.
>>43838290
>campaign is put on hiatus due to players/GM getting absorbed in a new video game.
>>43838705
>It's perfect for someone with no confidence like you.
Holy hell, that burns all the way to the soul.
Also, if a GM did that, they'd be an utter douche. Just saying.
>>43839755
Well to be fair, few GMs would throw an enemy like Saitama at the party.
>>43840434
All it takes is one guy willing to talk it out and saitama will respond like a decent, reasonable human being, even if said guy talking it out is a 60ft tenticle monster etc.
Oh and said monster hasent actually done anything yet.
>>43840616
Saitama responds like a decent, reasonable human being in most situations.
If you start destroying shit and murdering people, he slaps your shit. Seems like a decent and reasonable thing to do if you ask me.
>>43840933
Pretty much the most bro person in the entire series
>player submits another chaotic good character
>plays them as chaotic evil again.
I don't even care about alignment but for once in my career as a DM, I'd like a player to play a character that wouldn't kill literally anyone in the world for money or experience. Just for a change of pace.
>>43838705
>>43838119
Did it continue after chapter 53 or did i just miss all of the chapters where these pics are taken from?
>>43841044
Webcomic is at 104 or 105
Manga is at 80something
>>43841274
Where can I read the whole thing
>>43841274
Found it, thanks
>>43841308
I think Batoto has the webcomic and KissManga has the manga.
>>43838705
>PC's dont have proper backstories
>>43841440
Can someone crop me that last panel
>mfw push myself beyond my limits to transcend myself
>mfw reject common categorization as monster or hero
>mfw walking own path to end suffering
>mfw some bald asshole ruins it all
>mfw he does it as a hobby
>mfw i have no face
>>43838119
>end session on a cliffhanger, hoping for some excitement
>half the players yawn
>three people lazily let me know they won't be able to make next week's game
>>43841476
>>43840980
I did that. The rest of my party killed me for being a dissenters.
>>43841334
>>43841440
I've read again the fight between the monster associations and hero's associations, and just realized how King is the ultimate Bard, with his Engine being the instrument.
PriPriPrisoner is a surprisingly depressing character.
"I have nothing worth defending"
What's good looking mask's power? Just being good at karate?Other than reattaching his arm just because
>>43838777
Don't worry.
Even when players tell you that you never actually believe them and assume there are still problems that they are just being too polite to tell you about.
>>43842214
Cell manipulation.
>be GM
>everytime I try to end in a cliffhanger my players can't handle it and they encourage me to go on
>>43843498
I thought I was the only one.
