• Interesting that we couldn’t get back to other places
  • A lot of discussions that didn’t progress the plot
• The characters that were there were threatening we didn’t want to interact with
  • Mendoza was clearly a bad guy
  • Larkin was intriguing, didn’t know if he was good or bad, manipulated or mastermind
  • Rizo, Sanchez, and Jackson were very approachable and that was nice
    • It’s good to have people/places that are clearly friendly
    • Struck a good balance between helpful/mattered and leaving agency to player characters
    • Rizo felt more real - was scared, but persevered
    • The characters felt distinct from each other
• System
  • Skills are a little all over the place, too many
    • Reducing skills might be better
    • Broad groups
• Arkham felt very pulpy - Lima and University felt much less pulpy
  • Making the world move when the player characters are not there
  • What are the NPCs doing when
  • NPCs didn’t feel as archetypical as the former “campaign”
• More clues and investigation - make them clearer
• Enemies felt present without being overly present
  • Combat is short and intense —> severe consequences
  • Even if there’s misses, the monster gets a chance to disappear
• Horror
  • Some situations felt a lot less dangerous because two of the players were sharpshooters
  • Lili: cannot get immersed enough to be scared