shownotfound wrote:Greetings!
I also enjoyed listening to this scenario. However I was a bit confused in terms of the 'naming' surrounding such. I realize that DG operates in cells, but I guess I'm not familiar enough to understand if it was standard protocol to have several members from different cells activated for an investigation or containment? Once again, it could just be the content being too new for me to have grok'd that, but it seems like it'd be more a bureaucratic nightmare to have to deal cross-team rather than say...activating Cell T to look at such.
Loved the scenario and reactions. The botched checks made it seem that much more 'how it was supposed to go'.
Hey Shownotfound, good point. It would have made more sense if everyone was in the same cell, but we had more players than a 3-person cell anyway. So I made the decision that the mission was time sensitive and A-Cell wanted the closest available DG agents to move in regardless of what cell they were in. Any evidence of the conspiracy would be devastating so mixing cells was a necessary evil--but not without precedent.
Howard wrote:Good game fellas. Well kept Eddy Po. Delta Green is more towards my taste. From the start, the party is on the same page and after the same thing as compared to regular Cthulhu where you got strangers coming together for a mystery. The suspension of disbelief is gone. You don't have to role-play "what's happening to us"? You know the girl in the sewer is bad without having to go down there. Murph did the right thing except he should have persuaded the other agent not to go down there in the first place, going down there breaks DG protocol.
Thanks Howard! I'll run another DG scenario soon, after I recover from a playtest I've been working on. You are welcome to play. You too Shownotfound. I think you'd really enjoy playing a DG agent!
