The Library Job, Part One; Campaign Diary #015
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Channel: Matthew Colville
Views: 73,761
Rating: undefined out of 5
Keywords: Matt Colville, Matthew Colville, Matt Colville D&D, Dungeons and Dragons, D&D, The Chain, Chain of Acheron, Matt Colville's D&D game, Behind the Screen, Campaign Diary
Id: 9Ghpu7f-DxU
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Length: 37min 4sec (2224 seconds)
Published: Wed May 15 2019
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I love the snippets from the actual game play!
Re: watchability - I've found that every time Matt has said
I've thought to myself,
I'm not sitting in the room, and Matt knows his friends better than I do. But as an audience member, I don't see the players being reluctant to roleplay. I see each person embodying their character equally well with different styles. Not only do I find it watchable, its the most enjoyable part of the stream for me. It shows off who the characters are, but also who the players are; makes me feel comfortable inviting them into my headphones or living room.
I love Lars's personality and interactions with Matt. I love how Anna is always torn between how Anna would react and how Judge would react. I love how O'D adds so much roleplay that is undirected fluff, yet full of personality and flavor. I love how much Phil seems to enjoy embracing the fish-out-of-water and getting outside himself. I love how Tom doesn't talk much, but when he does it's usually hilarious. I love how into the whole experience TΓΆm is.
These are things I feel I rarely get from the combat sections of the stream, but that are always on full display during roleplaying sections. Even the Info Dump/Shopping episode had these things in spades.
The updated format of the campaign diary is great. I've been recommending it to gm's old and new. The scenes is such a great teaching tool. I love it.
I sometimes wonder what the stream would be like with Matt DMing for 5 or 6 other Matts. To see 6 people with the level of enthusiasm that he comes with would be a sight to see.
I loved the encounter - particularly because Matt and I deploy the Gelatinous Cube in exactly the same way - there's always a "decoy" something or other in the cube - usually a skeleton, but occasionally just a sword or other weapon that looks like it's "flying" to grab the players' interest.
There's also always at least one player at the table who has heard me describe (or witnessed) a previous deployment who gets it and gives me the same face Tom had. The "I'm on to your BS" face. It's all part of the tradition.