Pathfinder's: BLUEPRINTS PLEASE

[Rabithunter]

For those on the expo I ran, please take a little bit of time to answer the following questions!

What did you enjoy about the event?
What didn't you enjoy and why?
Do you feel it could have been ran better and why?
Was there enough things to do?
How do you think it could have been improved?

Thank you for making a response. These help me make my expos better for the future.​

 

[vilhjalmrf]

What did you enjoy about the event?
- Explosive introduction. It was like fireworks. I mostly enjoyed the bit of puzzle solving and actual goals set out. Step-by-step we had to figure out the problems with the help of notes left behind.

What didn't you enjoy and why?
- I'm a bit picky but I kinda do wish there was some kind of high risk roleplay involved with the bombs instead of *Sees bomb, walks past it* at the area with the rubble. NPCs were also kinda ass but that's not the fault of the GMs. Other than that, it was still fun.

Do you feel it could have been ran better and why?
- N/A.

Was there enough things to do?
- I think it was simple and straight forward with the tasks. Our pace was slow but we all had something to do.

How do you think it could have been improved?
- N/A

 

[Shimac's Stew]

What did you enjoy about the event?
Loved the simplicity and somewhat direct instructions on what to do for the Expo. Had a blast walking to our destination, killing things and having good RP while we're not in danger. I really loved the opening by the way - Really sets the vibe for the Expo later down the line. Also loved Big Man Saul as well - Really cool dude that I half-expected to backstab us near the climax.

What didn't you enjoy and why?
Got no complaints regarding the Expo. Some things could be tweaked a bit to improve the experience but no major downsides to it.

Do you feel it could have been ran better and why?
I think it was well-staffed and there was plenty of GM's on standby that required anything we needed to do.

Was there enough things to do?
Wish there more stuff to interact, little bits of lore and story here and there - Especially during the Silo Parts with the dead skeletons. Like, what happened to them? Is what killed them still here? The dead fresh rebel who got trapped in here was a good narrative choice by mentioning that the doors might lock behind us at some point.

How do you think it could have been improved?
Little more tiny events with story behind them - As well as some good fight music that can get our blood pumping but not too distracting.

 

[ItsLiam]

What did you enjoy about the event?
- Simplicity
- The start was cinematic as fuck
- Internal beef with bandits

What didn't you enjoy and why?
- Think it could've been more dangerous

Do you feel it could have been ran better and why?
- More danger, I suppose. Maybe a group of people guarding the bunker?

Was there enough things to do?
- Seconding what Shimac is saying

How do you think it could have been improved?
- Not your fault, but maybe people got to be forced to stand still at something.

 

[Bounter]

What did you enjoy about the event?
- The environment (+ the lore of it)
- Enemies we were dealing with
- Risk and the stakes
- The calm moments of just vibes, and talking, we need more like that :3

What didn't you enjoy and why?
- Lack of any items... I know it sounds loot gobliney, but we got actually nothing. Aside from, some lore + story stuff, which is still pog. But fact some of us almost died? Idk.
- The maze + the pacing... People were splitting off, getting lost and so on...
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Do you feel it could have been ran better and why?
- No opinion, not a GM, never ran a event. Can't speak on the subject.

Was there enough things to do?
- I would say so yeah... It was bit minimalistic... Nothing to roll for, no secrets, no stashes or, such. But, it was good for what it was meant to be.

How do you think it could have been improved?
- Again, no opinion. Can't speak on the matter.

Overall though, I liked it.

 

[Rabithunter]

Thank you all for the feedback. Will take what you said into account for my next run and try to improve it.