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I have now installed the RateIt plugin on Naturelich Games. It allows you to rate entries on a scale from 1-5 (5 being best). Feel free to rate the articles you like and dislike. It will be interesting to see which articles readers like and which ones they don't like. So based on your feedback I will probably adjust my writing habits a little bit...
Computer games are overrated and can lead to mild distress with children. Here is proof:
http://www.break.com/index/patiencechild.html
It's twice as good if you know the most ugliest German swearwords...
Saturday evening, I enjoyed a Cthulhu roleplaying session with a couple of friends. The game was set in 1921. My character, Jost, was born in Berlin. He is a facial surgeon who has just finished his studies (also in Berlin). He travelled to Tübingen to relax and meet some "old" fellow students. On the weekend I visited the local festival and met three other Berliners. We made fun how rural Tübingen was and had many stories to tell about Berlin.
As we visited the Hall of Mirrors, we met a very strange organ-grinder. He smelled very strange and played a devilish game on us. I won't spoil any more details but it was a lot of fun and actually quite frightening. You don't want somebody standing behind your back when playing Cthulhu. It was very atmospheric and Shelak, the GM, had prepared some extra-frightening music. And I don't want to hear any more stories about pieces of bone and brain running down my face... ;)
I am about to leave for Osnabrück. In the evening, I am joining a couple of friends in their roleplaying efforts. It's gonna be fun. Sunday morning, I will have to say goodbye to my little sister who is leaving for Chicago. She will goes on an assignment for her company that is scheduled to last about 6 weeks. Taschentücher bereithalten...