chevalier
Sat, 13th Nov '04, 8:07pm
The Dungeons & Dragons official site has a new producer letter to share. I'm sure it's an excellent read for all fans. Here's an excerpt:
I love a good story. Really, I do. Cracking the whip here at work can be pretty stressful, and at the end of the day I sometimes need to unwind by curling up at home and losing myself in a good book or DVD. But while this definitely helps me relax and decompress, I’ve come to realize lately that experiencing a good story on my own is just not as fun or fulfilling as being able to share it with others.
For example, I almost always get more out of a movie if I watch it with friends. When the movie’s over, we can discuss the finer points of the plot and cinematography or, if it was a bad movie, make snotty comments about the actors and place bets on who will be a contestant on the next “celebrity” reality show.
Read the whole thing (http://www.ddo.com/index.php?page_id=66&pagebuilder[module]=article&pagebuilder[display_item]=20) at Dungeons & Dragons Online.
I love a good story. Really, I do. Cracking the whip here at work can be pretty stressful, and at the end of the day I sometimes need to unwind by curling up at home and losing myself in a good book or DVD. But while this definitely helps me relax and decompress, I’ve come to realize lately that experiencing a good story on my own is just not as fun or fulfilling as being able to share it with others.
For example, I almost always get more out of a movie if I watch it with friends. When the movie’s over, we can discuss the finer points of the plot and cinematography or, if it was a bad movie, make snotty comments about the actors and place bets on who will be a contestant on the next “celebrity” reality show.
Read the whole thing (http://www.ddo.com/index.php?page_id=66&pagebuilder[module]=article&pagebuilder[display_item]=20) at Dungeons & Dragons Online.